The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.374

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Vijayapāla, an unknown ruler; taken by some to be a Kacchapaghāta; his Ignoḍa stone-inscription, 885 Vijayarāja, Paramāra prince of Banswara (Vāgaḍa), 923, 923 fn. 4, 924, 971 fn. 3 Vijayaśakti (Vijā, Vijjā, Vijaya), Candella prince, 666, 669, 671, 706, 713, 723, 732 Vijayasimha (Vijasī), founder of the Cāhamāna dynasty of Sanchor (Satyapura), 1135 Vijayasimha, Guhila king, 791, 1178-79; also called Virasimha II, 1178 fn. 4 Vijayasimha, Kalacuri king of Dāhala, 728, 797, 798, 800 Vijayaśrī, daughter of Gurjara king Jayasimha, 898 Vijayaśrī, see Pārijāta mañjarī, 997, 1022 fn. 4 Vijayavarman, another name of Paramāra king Vindhyavarman, 894 Vijjā (see Vijayaśakti), Candella prince, 669 fn. 4 Vijjala, muni (holy person), 785 Vijjala, Paramāra king of Jalor, 924 Vijñānika Jalhaṇa, 707 Vijñānin (skillul artist), 715 Vikāma-sī, Cāhamāna king of Sanchor, 1135 Vikaura, viṣaya (mod. Beekore), 714 Vikrama, mantrin; writer of Cintra prasasti, 1041 Vikrama (year), see Vikramāditya, era of, 718 Vikramāditya, a biruda used by great kings, 780, 803; biruda of the Haihaya (Kalacuri) king Gāṅgeyadeva of Dāhala, 772, 773 Vikramāditya, era of, 976; it starts from 58 B.C. Vikramāditya of tradition; possibly the Gupta emperor Candragupta Vikramāditya, 856 Vikramāditya I, Cālukya king of Kalyāṇī; according to Fleet Vikramāditya V, 867 Vikramāditya II, Cālukya king of Bādāmi, 756 fn 4 Vikramāditya IV, Cālukya king, 766 Vikramāditya V, Tribhuvanamalla, Cālukya king of Kalyāṇī; according to R. G. Bhandarkar Vikramāditya I, 774, 867 fn. 4 Vikramāditya VI, Cālukya king of Kalyāṇī, son of Someśvara I, 781, 787 fn. 5, 789, 826, 857, 875, 876, 878, 972 Vikramakeśarī, same as Vikramasimha, 1179 Vikramāṅka-deva-carita of Bilhaṇa, 699 fn. 1, 780 fn. 2, 865 fn. 5, 867 fn. 6, 868, 871 fn. 4, 875 fn. 1 Vikramārka, same as the Vikramāditya, the traditional founder of the era which starts from 58 B.C., 828 Vikramasimha, also called Vikramakeśarī, Guhila king of Mewar, 1179 Vikramasimha, Kacchapaghāta king of Dubkund, 689, 832, 833, 870 Vikramasimha, lord of Candrāvatī, 914, 990