The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.366

v2.c36.366

Udayapura inscriptions of Kumārapāla, 887, 982, 983, 989 Udaypur stone-inscription, of Udayāditya, 875 Udayarāja, writer of the Dubkund inscription of Vijayapāla, 833 Udayarāja, Paramāra king, 969 fn. 1, 973 fn. 3 Udayasimha, Cāhamāna king of Jalor, 1021, 1126, 1127, 1128, 1129, 1130, 1131, 1132, 1133, 1134, 1136, 1188 Udayasimha, Karaṇika Ṭhakkura, 726 Udayavarmadeva, Paramāra king, 893; same as Udayavarman below Udayavarman, Paramāra king, 889, 890-93, 901 Udbhava Rācamalleśvara, god, 776 Uddharaṇa, a prince of the Dadhicika lineage, 1068 Uddharaṇa, Rāuta, 1203, 1204 Uddharaṇa, Taḷarakṣa, 1185, 1192 Uddharaṇasvāmin (Viṣṇu), temple of, 1193 Udi Sāh, same as Udayasimha, 1130 Ujjain, city in Gwalior State, C. I.; ancient Ujjayinī, 710, 840, 846, 817, 858, 859, 862, 883, 885, 887, 891, 969, 970, 989, 1021 fn. 8, 1059, 1060, 1071, 1099 Ujjain grant of Bhoja, 862 Ujjain grant of Jayavarman, 883 fn. 1, 888 Ujjain grant of Lakṣmīvarman, 882, 886, 888, 904 fn. 1 Ujjain grant of Naravarman, 883 Ujjain grant of Vākpati II, 853 Ujjain grant of Yaśovarman, 891 fn. 1, 904 Ujjain fragmentary stone-inscription of Jayasimha, 884, 887, 966 Ujjain-Nagarī (same as Ujjayinī-nagarī), 907 Ujjayanta, mahātīrtha, 1030 Ujjayinī, capital of ancient Avanti, 672, 739, 754, 837, 838, 852, 863, 906, 976 fn. 1 ‘Ukha mandar,’ an old Hindu temple at the town of Biana in Bharatpur State, Rajputana, 824, 831 ‘Ukha-mandar’ stone-inscription, of Maṅgalarāja, 823 Uladana (mod. Quldana), 714 Uljamun, village of, 892 Uliabha, Kalacuri king (Gorakhpur kabla branch), 744, 746 Ullakhāna (Ulugh Khān), brother of Sulṭān ‘Alā ud-Dīn, 1100 Ulugh Khān, minister of Naṣīr ud-Dīn Maḥmūd, 730, 1096, 1096 fn. 3, 1097 fn. 1; same as Ghiyāth ud-Dīn Balban, 1195 Ulugh Khān, brother of Sulṭān ‘Alā ud-Dīn, 1100, 1102; and Nuṣrat Khān invaded Gujrat, 1044 Umā, goddess, 675, 881 ‘Umar; Caliph, 681 Umarathā, village of, 999 Umballa (Ambala), 1087 fn. 2 Unā, in S. Kathiawar, 954 fn. 5, 51 fn. 3 Una grants of the Cālukya feudatory Avanivarman, 933, 936 Unbilpoor (mod. Patan), 936 fn. 8 Unhilwāra (Apahila-pāṭaka), 777 University, British, 1218 fn. 1 Unjha, 999; Railway station, 968 Unstra (Jodhpur State, Rajputana), devli inscription, 1181 fn. 6 Upadraṣṭṛ (overseer), 1033 Uparamāla Antarī, 1079, 1079 fn. 8 Upendra, Paramāra prince, 845 Upendrabhaṭa, Guhila of Chatsu, 1198 Upendrapura-maṇḍala, 882 Upendrarāja, Paramāra king, 844, 846; same as Upendra above Urdha-medhra, 1065 fn. 5 Urvaśī, 743, 748, 752 Uṣā, 827 Usapattana, 1113 ‘Utbī, author of Ta’rīkh-i-Yamīnī, 682 Uthavaṇaka, 882 Uthman inscription of Sāmantasimha, 1181 Utkala, 772, 803 Utkala-nṛpa, 803 Utpalarāja, Paramāra king, 854, 908, 909, 913, 924; also called Muñjarāja and Vākpatirāja, 854 Uttar Mahab, 942 Uttara-Pañcāla, capital Ahicchatra, 1053 Uttarāpatha, horse-dealers of, 1066 Uttarāyaṇa, village of, 896 Uttarāyaṇa-saṃkrānti, 744, 790 Uṭṭhaṇaka, capital of the Banswara Paramāras, 920 Uttunaka, identified with Arthuna, 1188