The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.358

v2.c36.358

Tabaqāt-i-Akbarī, of Nizam ud-Dīn, 692, 961 Tabaqāt-i-Nāṣirī, of Minhāj ud-Dīn; translated by Raverty, 726, 727, 906, 1017, 1089 Tabarhindah, 1087; sometimes spelt Tabarhindh, Tarhindah, Pathindah, Biṭhandah or Bhaṭindah; some identify it with modern Bhatinda in the Patiala State, 1087 fn. 2; fort of, 1089 Taḍāra named Pipparika, 858; some read Vaḍar, 853 fn. 1 Tahsil Baberu (U.P.), 706 Tahsil Pailaui, 714 Tahsil Teonthar (Rewah), 709 Taila II, Cālukya king of Kalyani, 765, 766, 769, 770, 774, 851, 857, 878, 938 Taila-ghāṇaka, (oil-mill), 864 Tailapa II, Cālukya king of Kalyana, 854, 855, 867, 868, 867; same as Taila II above Tailapa, king of Telingana, 857, 937; same as Taila II above Tailapadeva, king of Telinga country, 856; same as Taila II above Tailika (oilman), 875 Tāi-shī (sometimes written Tā-Yasa'i), Nuṣrat ud Dīn, a lieutenant of Iltutmish, 726, 727 Tājikas (Arabs), 1156 Tāj-ul-Ma'āthir, of Ḥasan Niẓāmī, 720, 721, 825 fn. 1, 829 fn 1, 1018, 1091 Takārī, Brāhman Śilapa emigrated from, 810 Takka, merchants of, 1170 Takkārikā, town of, 738 Talahārī-bhūmi, 808 Talahārī-maṇḍala, 806, 811 fn. 1 Talahati, town; ancient Talahaṭṭi, 1191 fn 2 Talahaṭṭika, modern Talahati, a town 1191 Tālajaṅgha, Haihaya king, 738 Tālajaṅghas, sons of king, 738 Talājhā, mahāsthāna, 1008 Talapāda, a territorial division, 1085