The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.38

v2.c36.38

Dhīra, karaṇika, 770 Dhīrāj, a potentate, 1093 Dhiraṇāga, composer of the Harṣa inscription, 1065 Dhīrū, leader of aboriginal tribal rebellion; an apabhraṃśa of ‘Dhirendra,’ 813 Dhod, same as Dhavagatra in Jahazpur, Mewar, 1079, 1082, 1197 Dhod stone-inscription of Pṛthvīrāja II, 1079-80 Dhod stone-inscriptions of Someśvara, 1082 Dholka, ancient Dhavalakapurī, 902, 968 fn. 4, 1057, 1129, 1187, 1189 Dholpur, State, Rajputana, 1058 Dholpur stone-inscription of Caṇḍamahāsena, 1058 Dhraṅgadra, in Jhalawar, N. E. Kathiawar, 965, 969 Dhruva, 943 fn. 2, 967 fn. 1, 978 fn. 1, 979 fn. 3, 1007 fn. 2, 1116 fn. 2 Dhruva, Rāṣṭrakūṭa king of Malkhed, 671, 837 Dhrubhaṭa (= Dhruvabhaṭa), 1056 fn. 5 Dhruvabhaṭa, Paramāra king of Abu, 913 Dhruvabhaṭadeva, Lāṭa Cāhamāna, 1055 Dhuliaghaṭṭa, 744 Dhūmaketu, 1041, 1043 Dhūmarāja, Paramāra king of Abu, 918, 914, 1012 Dhuriapar pargana, 742 Diddā, Kashmiriian Queen, 766 Digamala-vasana, 1065 fn. 5 Digambara, naked; epithet given to Allaṭa and Bhāvadyota, 1065 fn. 5 Digambara (Siva), god, 686 Digambara Kulacandra, general of Bhoja, 869 Digambaras (a sect of the Jainas), 812 fn. 3, 978 Dihlī (mod. Delhi), 1088, 1090 Dikshit, K. N., 723 fn. 1, 841, 844 fn. 4, 846 fn. 1, 849 fn. 2 & 3, 850, 864 fn. 3 Dilwara (ancient Deulavāḍā), 1012 fn. 2 Dinakara, sage, 865 Dinakara, same as Dinakarṇa, 1204 Dinakarṇa (Dinakara), Sesodia Rānā of Mewar, 1204 Dinauatha Rāmcaṇdra, 1003 fn. 1 Diṇḍu family, 1191 Dīrgācārya, a native of Kānyakubja, 943 Dīrghasākhikā (may be mod. Dighee), a village, 768 Diśalkar, D. B., 841, 844 fn. 4, 846 fn. 1, 849 fn. 2, 3, & 4, 850, 862 fn. 6, 864 fn. 4, 966 fn. 2, 1039 fn. 4 Dill, island of, 957 fn. 3 Divāḍā inscription of Lumbhaka, 909 fn. 4 Dīwān (or Mahtea), 721 Doab (Ganges Jamuna), 701, 702, 774, 788 Doḍa, a Rajput tribe, 1079, 1079 fn. 3, 1082; identified with the Doḍs or Doḍhias, a clan of the Paramāra Rajputs, 1079 fn 3 Dodwell, Prof. H. H., 1218 fn. 1 Dohad, in the Panch Mahals, 966, 969, 970 Dohad inscription of Jayasiṃha, 884, 966, 970, 972; of Kumārapāla, 977, 989; of Vapanadev, 885