The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.57

v2.c36.57

Helamba (Heramba, i.e Ganeśa), 795 Hemcandra, Jaina scholar, author of Daśavai-kālika-sūtra, Kumārapālacarita. etc., 780, 792, 941, 942, 973 974, 976, 987, 988, 993, 994, 997, 998, 1002, 1072 1105, 1185, 1191 Hema Sūri, Prabhu; same as Hemcandra above, 983 Hemāvati, daughter of Indrajit and mother of Candravarmā, 665 Hemrāj, Cāhamana prince, 1092 fn 2, 1093 Hem-rāj, purohit of Gaharwar Rājā Indrajit, 665 Heramba (Ganeśa), god, 902 Herambapāla (alias of Mahīpāla), Gurjara-Pratīhāra emperor, 676, 677 fn. 1 Herun, river, 797 Himadri-bhava (Mt. Abu), lord of, 1105 Himalayas, 674, 678, 1063, 1076, 1087 fn. 2, 1171 Hina (India), 692 fn. 4, 1088 Hindi Epic (Prthvīrāja Rāso), 1085 Hindi poetry, 692 fn. 4 Hindukush, mountain, 1211 Hindus, 721, 727, 824, 1044; tongue of (زبان هندي), 692; downfall of, 1218 Hindustān (India), 1087, 1096; eloquent men of, 692 Hindustānī, 692 fn. 4 Hirādevī, queen of Jaitrasimha 1097 Hirāj; Elliot thinks it to be an abbreviation of Dhirāja, but probably it is a corruption of Harirāja 1091, 1092, 1093 Hiralal, 715 fn. 2, 734, 754 fn. 6, 758 fn. 4, 759 fn. 1, 763 fn. 1, 766 fn. 3, 773, 781 fn. 2, 789 fn. 5, 790 fn. 2, 801 fn. 2, 802 fn. 4, 804 fn 3, 807 fn. 5, 810 fn. 2, 811, 812 fn. 1, 813 Hirū, a proper name, 1193 Hisāmadīn (Hi-ām ud Din); also called Chipaka; commander of the Kharpara armies and lord of Cedi-deśa, 801 Hisām ud-Dīn, 801 Hissar district, 1078, 11 5 fn. 6, 1202 Hoernle, 733 fn. 1 Hory, W., 702 fn. 2, 715 fn. 1, 718 fn. 1 Honnali Taluq, 781 Hooghly river, 779 Hoshangabad, district of, C.P., 900 Hoshangabad (ancient Narmadapura), town of, 893 fn. 2, 3 & 4 Hoysalas of Dorasamudra, 871 fn. 4, 878, 886 fn. 3, 990 fn. 2, 1037 Hrdayaśiva, 767, 770 Hultzsch, 697 fn. 1, 700 fn. 2, 718 fn. 1, 724, 748 fn. 2, 828 fn. 1, 862 fn. 2, 897 fn. 5, 898, 899, 949 fn 4, 964 fn. 4, 999 fn. 7, 1008 fn. 7, 1022, 1039 fn. 2 Hūṇa, a Rajput tribe, 1076; chief, 850; king, 859, 860 Hūṇa-deśa, 946 Hūṇa-Gurjara stock, 841 Hurmuz (Haramuza), 1038 fn. 4 Hyderabad, 868 fn. 2