The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.364

v2.c36.364

Ubhloḍa, pathaka of, 978 Uccakalpa, Mahārājas of 740 Uch, 1217 Uchchah, 1017 Udaipur, 769 940 fn. 3, 970, 974 fn. 1, 1084 fn. 2, 1157 fn. 7, 1165, 1169, 1170, 1171, 1173, 1179, 1186 fn. 3, 1192, 1197; capital of Mewar, 1081; State, 978, 988, 1079, 1183; station, 1069 Udaipur (misprint for Udayapur) praśasti of the Paramāras of Mālava, 769, 778 fn. 5, 844, 845, 847, 850, 852, 854, 859, 866, 871, 872, 921, 952; see also 875 fn. 4 Udaipur (misprint for Udayapur) inscription of Jayasiṃha, 906 Udaipur (sometimes called Nagda) inscription of Aparājita, 1158 Udaipur stone inscription of Pṛthvīrāja III, 1081 Udal, hero of the Bonāphar clan, 719 Udāleśvara, god, temple of, 982 Udayā, Ṭhakkurājñī, 809 Udayāditya, Paramāra king of Mālava, 699, 701 fn. 4, 702, 778, 780, 790, 791, 792, 796, 872, 873, 874, 875, 876, 877, 878, 885, 893 fn. 6, 1070, 1178 Udayamatī, queen of Bhīma I and mother of Karṇa I, 962, 968 Udayana, ‘great minister,’ 976, 977, 977, 992; rich merchant of the Śrīmāla-vaṃśa, 997; father of son Amraṭha 998, 1002 Udayanadeva, prime minister of Siddharāja, 975; 987, 991; same as Udayana above Udayaprabha, author of Sukṛta-kīrti kallolinī, 1027 fn. 4, 1031, 1039; also composer of some of the Girnar praśastis of the time of Vastupāla and Tejapāla, 1031; Jaina priest, 1039 Udayapur, a town in Gwalior State, 875, 894, 901, 905, 967, 982, 999, 1078; sometimes spelt Udaipur Udayapur (also spelt Udaipur), 921; -praśasti, 875 fn. 4 Udayapur stone-inscription of Ajayapāla, 985, 999 Udayapur stone-inscription of Devapāla, 901 Udayapur stone-inscription of Jayasiṃha, 884, 908, 967