The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.352

v2.c36.352

Somanāthadeva, town of, Somaprabha, author of Kumārapāla-pratibodha, 994 Somarāja, father of the sculptor, 717 Somarāja, Guhila of Saurāṣṭra, 1201 Somarājadeva, Mahā-Pratihāra, 1009 Somasiba, Akṣapaṭalika, 1035 Somasiba, Kāyastha, Akṣapaṭalika, 1011; probably the same as above Somasimha, a prince of the Maru country, 1021 Somasimha, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, born in the family of the illustrious Dhūmarāja, 1012 Somasimha, Paramāra king of Abu, 918, 918, 1013; probably the same as above Somasvāmideva, god (Viṣṇu), 768 Somavaṃśa, 774 Somavaṃśī kings of Kaṭak, 759 Somavaṃśī princes of Kanker, 811 Somavaṃśī ruler of Orissa, 765, 808 Somavati-tirtha, 896 Someśvara (god), 764, 765, 969, 996; temple of, 1006, 1112, 1113 Someśvaradeva, composer of the Kadi grant of Bhima II, 1015 Someśvara, a Kiradu Paramāra, 978, 982 Someśvara, Thakkura, Gurjara-Purohita; composer of various Girnar inscriptions of Vīradhavala, 1030, 1081; probably the same as Someśvaradeva above Someśvara, a royal priest, 1034; same as the Gurjara-Purohita Someśvara Someśvara, Amātya of Ajayapāla, 999, 1000, 1002 Someśvara, author of Kīrti-Kaumudī, 1024, 1025, 1036, 1072; same as the royal priest Someśvara above Someśvara, Cāhamāna prince, 991 fn. 2, 1001, 1053, 1060, 1077, 1080, 1088, 1091; killed the prince of Konkan, 1081; but see 1081 fn. 3; married the daughter of a Kalacuri prince of Tripurī; Pratāpalaṅkeśvara, a biruda, 1082 Someśvara I (Āhavamalla), Cālukya king, of Kalyan, 699, 779, 780, 787 fn. 5, 828, 869; Someśvara II, Cālukya king of Kalyan, 828; Someśvara IV, Cālukya king of Kalyan, 776 Someśvara, Nāgavaṃśī (Sinda) prince, 807 Someśvara, minister of Kalacuri king Lakṣmaṇarāja I, 767, 768 Someśvara-pattana, 942 Sombath (see Somanātha), 764, 765, 985, 955, 957, 958, 960, 961, 962 996, 1010, 1041, 1069; sometimes spelt Son nāth Somnāth (see Somanātha and Somanātha), 998, 1044 Somarāja, a Brāhman, 812 Son, river, 728, 762, 821, 1213 Sonasara, Paramardideva encamped at, 718 Sonigaṛā, a branch of the Cāhamānas, 919, 1135, 1136 Sonigaṛās, same as the Cāhamānas of Jāvālīpura; sometimes spelt as Sonigirā or Sonagarā, 1128 fn. 4, 1129