The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.339

v2.c36.339

Rāja śāsana, 904 Rājaśayana-bhoga, 883 Rājaśekhara, author of the Karpūra-mañjarī, etc., 770, 1064 fn. 5 Rājaśekhara, author of Prabandhakośa, 1061 fn. 3, 1131 Rāja Siṃhabala, maternal uncle of Vigraharāja IV, 1075 Rājaśrī, Paramāra queen, and Cāhamāna princess, 922 Rājavā, wife of Kalacuri king Guṇasāgara II, 744 Rājavallabha, 867 fn. 5 Rājendra Cola I, 866 fn. 2 Rājendra Coḷa II, Kulottuṅga, 877 fn. 2, 880 Rāji, prince of Kalyāṇa-kaṭaka; the father of Mūlarāja I, the founder of the Caulukya dynasty of Aṇahila-pāṭaka, 935, 936, 942 Rajim, in the Raipur district, 808 09 Rajim stone-inscription of Pṛthvīdeva II, 808, 809, 811 Rajjhā, queen of Guhila I, and daughter of the Paramāra Vallabharāja 1199 Rajkot, capital of State in Kathiawar, 966 fn. 2 Rajore or Raṭorgadh, in the Rajgadh district of Alwar State, 823 Rajor stone-inscription of Mathanadeva, 823, 850 fn. 1, 936 fn. 5 Raīmahal, in Jaipur State, 1084 Rājñī, a title generally taken by the wives of paramount sovereigns, 695, 1035, 1169 Rājpipla, State, 1200 fn. 2 Rāipuri, village, 1035 Rājput, 1000, 1180, 1200; tradition, 828; tribe, 821 Rājputana, 673 fn. 3 741, 823, 831, 860, 875, 881, 883, 910 914, 915, 917 920, 921, 949, 965, 967 978 979, 980 1001, 1058, 1065, 1071, 1074, 1079, 1084, 1088, 1121, 1134, 1164 1179, 1181, 1188, 1189, 1197, 1216, 1217; Eastern, 828; Southern, 837 Rājputana Museum, 915 fn. 4, 917 fn. 1, 918 fn. 5, 924, 1093 Rājyadeva, Mahāmaṇḍalika, 882 Rājyapāla, Cāhamāna king of Naḍūla, 980, 1203 Rājyapāla, a feudatory title 724 Rājyapāla, Gurjara-Pratīhāra emperor, 680, 684, 685, 6 0 824, 8 0 1179 fn. 2 Rājyapāla, Mahā ā hanika 982 Rā y pāla, Pāla prince of Bengal and Bihar, 676 Rakhetra stone-inscription of Vināyakapāla, 676 fn. 1 Rāma (Viṣṇu), god, 734 Rāma, an engraver, 731 Rāma, epic hero, 670 821, 875, 895, 1079, 1080 1083 1151 Rāma, poet; grandson of Kavi Nandana of the Sāvara-vaṃśa, 687 Rāma son of Kholāśvara, 1051, 1082 Rāma, Sūtradhāra, 706 Rāmacandra, a proper name, 1190 Rāmacandra, author of Nirbhayabhīma Vyayoga, 1131