The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.359

v2.c36.359

Talāra, an official designation, 1185, 1187, 1189, 1192 Talāraksa, 1185 Talwara, in the Banswara State, Rajputana, 970; inscription of Jayasimha, 967, 972, 1162 Tāmbulikas, 1116 Tāmraka, 725 Tāmraparṇī, river, 879 Tāmrapaṭṭa, 744 Tāmraḍa family, 1185 Tantuṭhi village; modern Tantoli, 1093 Tamvar, same as the Tomara of the inscriptions, 1063 Tamrvāṭī, situated in the north of Jaipur State; name said to be derived from Tamvar (Tomara), 1063 Tāṇṭa(?)-dvādaśaka, 714 Tāṇṭaraḍa family, 1192; probably same as Tāmraḍa above Tantoli image-inscription, of Harirāja, 1093 Tautrapāla, 1063; may denote the designation of an individual, 1064 fn. 1 Tāpasa-maṭha (monastery for ascetics), 806 Tapti, river, 779, 781, 839, 1024 Tārā, goddess, 748 Taragadh hill, 1074 Tarā’in, situated ‘on the bank of the Soorsutty, 14 miles from Dehly,’ 1088 fn. 3; first battle of, 1088, 1088 fn. 3; second battle of, 1089, 1203, 1217 Tarhind (Tabarhindah), 1090 Ta’rīkh-i-‘Alāī, 1101, also known as Khazāīnul Futūḥ of Amīr Khusrau, 1195 fn. 5, 1197 fn. 1, 1205 Ta’rīk-i-Alfī, 956, 957 Ta’rīkh-i-Firishta, 956, 958 Tārīkh-i-Fīrūz Shāhī, 1101, 1195 fn. 4 Tā’rīkh ul-Kāmil, 954 Tarkārikā, 686, 687 Tawney, 848, 943 fn. 3, 950 fn. 5, 1003 fn. 1 Taylor, J., translator (English) of the Prabandhacandrodaya, 695 fn. 4 Tejapāla, subordinate of the feudatory chieftain Madanabrahmadeva, 1006 Tejasimha, Devaḍa (Deora) Cāhamāna of Candrāvatī and Arbuda, 919, 1127 fn. 2 Tejasimha, Guhila king of Mewar (capital Āghāṭa), 1134 fn. 1, 1037, 1186, 1190, 1191, 1192, 1193 Tejahpāla, Jaina Bania minister of Bhīma II, 1012, 1014, 1029, 1030, 1036; a tabular account of his family, 1013; Mount Abu praśasti of, 990-91 Tejkiran, alias Dulla Rai, last Kachwāha king of Gwalior, 828, 829 fn. 1, 834 fn. 1 Telinga country; king Tailapadeva (Cālukya Taila II), 856 Telingana, Tailapa of, 937 Temple of Vastupāla and Tejahpāla at mount Girnar, 1030 Tesuka Yādava king of Chandod, 938 fn. 4 Tewar, a village about 6 miles to the west of Jubbulpore, C. P.; ancient Tripurī, capital of the Dāhala Kalacuris, 770, 790, 790, 796, 797