The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.42

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Eastern Cālukyas, 878 Eastern Kathiawar, 850 Eastern Rajputana, 821 Eggeling, 1145 fn. 5 Ein-ool-Moolk Mooltany, 907 Ekaliṅga (Siva), god, 1154, 1157, 1160, 1166 Ekaliṅga-māhātmya, 1158, 1179, 1180 fn. 1 & 2, 1204 Ekaliṅgaji stone-inscription of Jaitrasiṃha, 1185 Ekaliṅgaji stone-inscription of Naravāhana, 1171 Ekaliṅgaji, temple of, 1185, 1190 Elephants 690 fn. 2 Elliot, 721 fn. 1, 730 fn. 1, 801 fn. 2, 825 fn. 1, 829 fn. 1, 947 fn. 1, 955 fn. 1, 956 fn 3 & 4, 957 fn. 2, 960 fn. 2, 961 fn. 3-5, 1021 fn. 1, 1092 fn. 1 & 2, 1093, 1096 fn. 2, 1101 fn. 2, 1102 fn. 1, 1149 fn. 6, 1195 fn. 4 & 5 Eloora (same as Elora), 1045; caves of, in the neighbourhood of Dewgur (Deogir = Devagiri) Epic, 752 Epigraphia Indica, 711 fn. 2, 712 fn. 3, 714 fn. 1, 715 fn. 2, 716 fn. 4, 718 fn. 1, 723 fn. 2, 727 fn. 2 & 3, 729 fn. 1-3, 731 fn. 2, 733 fn. 3, 734 fn. 2 Eracha-Viṣaya (mod. Erich), 715 Erich, on the Betwa, 715