The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.34

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Dabalwārah (mod. Delvāḍa near Una), 954 Dabhi (Laghu-Ḍābhi), 964 fn. 2 Dabhoi, ancient Darbhavatī, 1034 Dabhoi stone-inscription of Visaladeva, 1031 fn. 4, 1033, 1034, 1037 Dabishleem, an Indian prince, 959, 962 Dabok, mod. Dhoḍ in Udaipur State, Rajputana, 1156, 1197 Dabok inscription of Dhanika, 1156, 1168 fn. 3, 1198 Daḍa Hari, repaired temple of Jagatāsvāmīdeva at Bhinmal, 912 Daḍāka, Mahattama, 966 Dadīcika, identified with Dahiya Rajputs, 1068 Dadhīci, sage, 1068 Dadhīci, vamśa, 723 Dadhipadra, 967 Dāhaḍa, Jaina trader, 832 Dāhala, 697, 698, 742, 751, 772, 792, 803, 805, 807 834, 855, 869, 874, 880, 972, 993, 1174, 1215; -maṇḍala, 761 Dāhilla, of Kakareḍī; probably the same as the Mahārāṇaka of the same name; see below, 799 Dāhilla, Mahārāṇaka, of Kakareḍīkā, Kaurava-vamśa, 724 Dāhimas, family of, 876, 878 Dahisthala (or Dadhisthala), village of, 963 Dahi, village, 132; grant of Viravarman, 732 Dahiya Rajputs, 1068 fn. 2; see Dadhīcika Dahiyaka, see Dadhīcika, 1068 Dahraseus, Traikūṭaka Mahārāja, 739 Dāhul, land of; same as Dāhala, 777 Daityas, 676 Daitya-sūdana (Viṣṇu), 901 Daivahā, river (mod. Deoha, another name of Gogra), 751 Dakṣiṇa-Kosala (Chhatisgarh), 783 fn. 1, 802, 803; -maṇḍala, 806 Dakṣiṇāpatha, 858 Dalakī wa Malaki, 729 Dalal, C. D., 918, 1020 fn. 2 Dalpat, son of Saṅgrām Sāh, a descendant of Jadurāi and husband of Durgāvatī, 802 fn. 1