The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.370

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Vākpati I, Paramāra king of Malwa, 845, 846, 847; also called Vākpatirāja Vākpati II, Cāhamāna prince of Sākambharī, 1177 Vākpati II, Paramāra king, 852, 854, 855, 857, 860, 861, 867, 769, 909, 924; also known as Utpalarāja, Muñja and Amoghavarṣa Vākpati-Muñja, Paramāra king, 856, 1212; see Vākpati II, Paramāra king Vākpatirāja I, also called Vappayarāja and Vindhyanṛpati (?) ; Sākambharī Cāhamāna; a great warrior and a Śaiva, 1063, 1064, 1068, 1105, 1116 Vākpatirāja I, Paramāra king, 847 Vākpatirāja II, Cāhamāna king, 1069, 1162, 1174 Vākpatirājadeva II, Paramāra king, 853, 878; alias Amoghavarṣa, 852; same as Vākpati II, Muñja, see above Vala, State, 1200 Valabhi, 1056, 1153, 1154, 1155; of Gujarat, 1160, 1164 Vālabhya, 1056; from Valabhī (?), 1056 fn. 2 Vālahi, mod. Bali in Godwar, 981, 1110 Valapala, Śreṣṭhin, 1008 Vālanya-pathaka, 1015 Vālhana, Paṇḍita, 979 Vallabha, a title assumed by the Paramāras, in imitation of the Rāṣṭrakūṭas of Mānyakheṭaka, 842 Vallabharāja, mentioned in the Kugda stone-inscription of the Tuṛmāpa Kalacuri Pṛthvīdeva II, 809 Vallabharāja, Guhila of Chatsu, 1200 Vallabharāja, Paramāra king, 1199 Vallabharāja, Rāṣṭrakūṭa king, 745 fn. 2, 758 Vallapadeva, see Bālhaṇa, 1094 Vāmadeva, a name of Śiva, 724, 725 fn. 1, 775, 776, 783, 784, 785, 789, 790, 794, 795, 797, 799; given the epithet P.M.P.; An interesting aspect of Indian belief, see 775ff. Vāmadeva, Uparori (Uparika ?), 1000 Vāmana, son of Ananta; Brāhman officer of Sallakṣaṇavarman, 702 Vāmanasthali (mod. Vanthali), 941, 1009, 1032 Vamharaḍā, village, 707 Vaṃśa, 714, 716, 730, 767 Vaṃśapāla, same as Hamśapāla, 1178 fn. 3 Vaṃśopaka, tax of one, 833 Vāpāraśī, city of, in Kānykubja; -viṣaya, 988 Vanavīra, 1134 fn. 5 Vandipati, an official title, 1170 Vaṅga, 755, 778 986 fn. 2 Vaṅgāla, 764 765 Vāṇī, the goddess of eloquence, 910 Vaṇujjāraka, 1118 Vaṇik-haṭṭaḥ (shops), 864 Vaṅkeśa, god, 804 Vaṅkeṣu, river, 880 Vanthali (Vāmanasthali), 1009 fn. 5 Vāpanadeva, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, 855, 978, 989 Vāppayarāja (see Vākpatirāja I, Sākambharī Cāhamāna), 1068