The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.46

v2.c36.46

Gaccha, Shanderaka (mod. Sanderav), 1109 Gadādhara a Brāhman, 711 Gadādhara, a Minister, 709 Gadādhara, Kavicakravartī, 718 Gadādhara, son of Ananta, Brāhman officer of Sallakṣaṇavarman, 702, 703, 704 Gadag inscription of Bhilloma, 1121 Gadha, in Sheopur district, Gwalior State, 1099 Gadha memorial tablet of Hammīra, 1099 Gādhinagara, 822, 823 Gagaṇasiṃha, Kacchapaghāta prince of Narwar, 833 Gāhaḍavālas, 668, 669, 699; (Gaharwars), 702, 711, 719, 720, 742, 717, 748, 751, 782, 788, 807, 1085, 1215, 1216, 1217 Gahapati family, 683 Gaharwar (Gāhaḍavāla), 665, 971 Gahilū (mod. Gahuli), 715 Gaikavāḍī Kacheri, 942 Gājala, brother of Jagapāla, 811 Gaja Lakṣmī, 706 fn. 2, 715, 716, 758, 782, 783, 789, 797, 810 Gajānana, god, 796, 1065 Gajapati, 724, 784, 785, 789, 797, 799 Gajasiha, a proper name, 1128, 1133 Gajasimha, Mahārājaputra 1116, 1117 Gajni, same as Ghazni, 1154, 1156 Gala grant of Jayasiṃha, 894; stone-inscriptions of Jayasiṃha, 965, 966, 970; village of, 965 Gambhirī, river, 831, 1191, 1194 Gambhūtā-viṣaya, 942 Gaṇa (goblin), 1167 fn. 1 Gaṇa-kārikā of Bhāsarvajña, 1172 fn. 1 Gagaṇātha, temple of, 967 Gaṇapati (god), 812, 813 Gaṇapati of Narwar, 884 fn. 1, 1103 Gaṇapati, minister of Vīravarmma, 732 Gaṇḍa, also called Gaṇḍadeva, Candella prince, 684, 687, 648, 869; mistakenly identified with Nandā of Muslim chronicles, see DHNI, Vol. I, 606 Gaṇḍa-Bhāva-Bṛhaspati 1065 Gaṇḍakī, river, 747 Ganerav, 981 fn 1 (b) Gaṇeśa, god, 686 731, 793, 951, 966, 1013, 1041, 1098, 1193; image of, 1084 Gaṅgā, river, 703, 723, 784, 846 Gaṅgādeva, engraver, 919 Gaṅgādeva, Pratīhāra, 904 Gaṅgādhara, a Brāhman donee, 789, 809, 812, 901 Gaṅgā family, 863 Gangarides Calingae, 783 fn. 2 Gaṅgas, of Kaliṅga, 1217 Gaṅgā-Yamunā Doab 672 Gaṅges river, 675, 684, 701, 701 fn. 4, 773, 774, 778 fn 1, 791, 1216; valley, 679, 680, 791, 901, 1214 Ganges-Jumna, Doab (same as Gaṅgā-Yamunā Doab) 690, 702; valley, 683, 747, 774, 788, 840, 880, 1078, 1215, 1216