The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.36

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Dedaka, a proper name, 1133 Deddu, a village, p. 709 Dedū, Sreṣṭhin, 708 Dehaṭṭadevi, queen of Kalacuri king Bhāmāna, 744 Dehli, Sulṭāns of, 681 Dehly (Delhi), 1088 fn. 3, 1190 Dehradun, 937 fn. 3 Delhaṇa, Brāhmaṇ, 918 Delhī, 720, 721, 7.9, 801, 805, 829, 834 fn. 1, 906, 907, 1018, 1044, 1045, 1063, 1076, 1078, 1086, 1091, 1092, 1095, 1100 1102, 1130, 1145, 1146, 1148, 1149, 1162, 1163, 1195, 1196 Delhi fragmentary stone-inscription of Bhoja, 1148 fn. 2 Delhi Museum inscription of the time of Muḥammad Tughluq, 1145 Delhi Siwalik pillar-inscriptions of Vigraharāja IV, 1076, 1145; see Topra Delvāḍa (Dabalwārah), 954 fn. 5 Dematī, queen of Kalacuri king Gāṅgeya, 777 Demut, queen (see Demati), 777 Deogarh, in Jhansi Division, U. P., south-east of Latifpur on the R Betwa, 700 Deogarh rock-inscription of Kirtivarman, 666 fn. 3, 695, 700 Deogavān, 789 Deogīr (Devagiri), capital of the Yādavas, 1044 Deoka, 719 Deoli, 761 Deoli plates of Kṛṣṇa III, 761, 943 fn. 3 Deora branch of Cāhamānas, 1126 Depāla, a proper name, 1128 Depalpur, 24 miles to the north-west of Indore, 863 Depālpur grant of Bhojadeva, 863 Deśa, 803 fn. 1, 809 Desaladevi, a daughter of prince Vasantapāla, with whom the Cāhamāna king Vigraharāja fell in love, 1075 Desert of Bikaner, 1087 fn. 2 Desuri district, Jodhpur State, 981, 984 fn. 6, 1108, 1112, 1123 Dewgur (same as Deogir and Devagiri), 1045, 1046 Deuka, Sūtradhāra, 911 fn. 2 Deulā-paṃcela, village, 789 Deulavāḍā, village of, 1012 Divaḍā (Deora) Cāhamāna, 919 fn. 8 Devadhara, Kavīndra, 718 Devagaṇa, Vāstavya, 813, 814, 815 Devagiri, capital of the Yādavas 1037, 1043, 1045, 1057 Devagrāma-Paṭṭalā, 789 Devāica, Madhyaka, 1112 Devakarṇa (Dewra), 1006 Devakṣetra temple at, 918 Devakūlikā (Jaina) at Ahar, 1173 Devalabdhi, grandson of Candella Yaśovarman, 666 fn. 3, 677 Devaladevi, daughter of the Vaghelā Karṇa II and his queen Kamaladevi; betrothed to the Yādava prince Saṅkara of Devagiri; captured by ‘Alā ud-Dīn and married to his son Khiẓr, 1045, 1045 fn. 3, 1046; Khiẓr’s younger brother Mubārak murdered him and married her against her will; Khusrau murdered Mubārak and forced her into his harem Devālaya (temple), 733 Devalladevi, a queen of the Cāhamāna king Arnorāja, 986, 1073 Devapāla, Hayapati, 676, 677 fn. 1, 684 Devapāla, Kacchapaghāta king of Gwalior, 826 Devapāla, Pāla king of Bengal, 1199 Devapāla, Paramāra king of Mālava, 900, 901, 902, 903, 904, 907, 908, 1022, 1031, 1037, 1057, 1129, 1170 Devapāla, Pratīhāra emperor of Kanauj, 1170 fn. 2 Devanāla, the treasury minister of Udayasiṃha, 1131 Devapāṭaka, 883 Devapattana, 1016 Devaprasāda, 963, 968, 979 Devarāja, chief minister (pradhāna) of Jājalladeva, 808, 811 Devarāja, Guhila of Chatsu, 1200 Devarāja, Paramāra prince of Lāṭa, 929, 910, 911, 912, 921 Devarāja, same as Vijada-Daśasyardana, 1126 Devarāja, sculptor, 717 Devarāja, Tomara prince, 1147 Devasiṃha, 809 Devāū (?), village of, 1011 Devavarman, Candella prince, 685, 694, 695, 698, 779 fn. 1, 831 Devavratā, queen of Kacchapaghāta king Muladeva, 826 Deveśvara, Bhaṭṭāraka, 915 Devī (queen), 1083 Dewalde (same as Devaladevi), 1045 fn. 2 Dewalwara (Delwada), 957 fn. 3 Dewas, Rājā of, 885 Dhāḍibhaṃḍaka, Mahāsāmanta, 781 Dhāhilla, 725 Dhakārī, 695; a Bhaṭṭa-grāma, 707 Dhālopā town, mod. village of the same name, 4 miles S. W. of Nadol, 1112 fn. 3 Dhāma (temple), 1067 Dhāmga-rāja mistake for Dhaṅgarāja (Candella prince), 685 Dhamekh, 934 Dhanañjaya, author of Daśarūpa, 856 Dhanapāla, author of the Prakrit Dictionary Pāiya-lacchi, 850, 856 Dhanapāla, a proper name, 1131 Dhanapati Bhaṭṭa, a Brāhmaṇ donee, 362 Dhanau, servant of Jājalla (Ja’lāla Khwājah), 801 Dhansura, 60 miles from Mahoba on the Betwa, 715 Dhāndhā, head of Pañcakula, 1089 Dhāndhaladeva, Cāhamaṇa (Cāhamāna) feudatory of, 1011; Bhivadeva (Bhīma II), 1128 Dhandhuka, Paramāra king, 908, 909, 911, 912, 913