The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.341

v2.c36.341

Revasa stone-inscription of Pṛthvīrāja I, 1070 Revasa stone-inscription of Someśvara, 1082 Revaṭāchala, 941 Rewah, 772, 797, 799; Durbar of, 721; grant of Jayasiṃha, 795, 797; grant (a) of Trailokyavarman 723 fn 2, 724-25; grant (b) of same, 725-26; grant of Sallakṣaṇavarman, feudatory of Vijayadeva, 799; stone-inscription of Karṇa, 785; stone-inscription of Malayasiṃha, feudatory of Vijayasiṃhadeva; State of, 709, 770, 785, 789, 794; town of, 762, 798 Rewna, a village, 1082 Ripasīhavasaṇa, village, 1034 Rindhuwul (i.e., Raṇadhavala), elder son and heir-apparent of Udayāditya, 877 Rohtak district, in the Punjab, 1146 fn. 2 Rohtas, castle of (Rohtasgarh) on the river Son; historic hill fort in the Shahabad district, Bihar, 821 Ross (Sir) E. D., 1017 fn. 2 Royal Asiatic Society, Bombay branch, 949 Royal Asiatic Society's grant, of Bhima II, 1009 Ṛṣabha, temple of, 910 Ṛṣabha-svāmin, Jaina Tīrthakāra, 832 Ṛṣi, a Jaina trader, 832 Rūḍādevī, Rāṇī (queen) of the Vāghelā Vīrasiṃha, 1046 fn. 1 Rudaladevī, daughter of Kīrtipāla built a temple of Śiva at Jalor, 1125 Rudra, god, 684, 686, 696, 813, 871 Rudra-Mahākāla, temple of, at Sidhapur, 973 Rudramahālaya, 943 Rudra Suri, writer of the Veraval praśasti of Bhāva-Bṛhaspati, 984 Rudra, Tomara chief; see Rudrena, 1063 fn. 4 Rudrāditya, Bhiṣagādhirāja, 1170 Rudrāditya, Dāpaka, 853 Rudrāditya, prime-minister of Paramāra king Vakpati II, 856, 857, 881; probably the same as the Dāpaka of the same name above Rudrāṇī, also called Atmaprabhā and Yoginī; queen of the Sākambharī Cāhamāna Candana; set up 1,000 liṅgas on the banks of Puṣkara, 1068, 1063 fn. 7 Rudrapāla, son of Rāyapāla, 1112 Rudraśambhu, one of a line of Śaiva ascetics who emigrated from Kadambaguhā, 767 Rudrena (Rudra), Tomara chief, 1063, 1063 fn. 4, 1146 fn. 8 Rukn ud-Dīn Fīrūz, 1146 fn. 5 Rukn ud-Dīn Hamza, 1130 Rūpadevī, a daughter of Cāciga, married to Guhila Tejasiṃha, 1133 fn. 4, 1131, 1192 Rūpaka (coin), 981, 1008, 1071, 1170 Rupakāra, 706, 708, 810, 904 Rustam, 1088 Rūṭhī Rāṇī temple at Dhod, 1082, 1079