The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.9

v2.c36.9

Amoda, village, 755, 803, 804, 810, 812 Amoda plates (grant) of the Haihaya Pṛthvīdeva (I), of Tummāṇa, 755, 803, 804; Amoda grant (I), of the Tummāṇa Kalacuri Pṛthvīdeva II, 810; grant of the same No. (ii), from the same place, 810 Amoda grant of the Tummāṇa Kalacuri Jājalladeva II, 812 Amma, Rāṇaka, 863 864 Ammadeva, Śvetāmbara Ācārya, 863 Ammanadeva, (Haihaya) Kalacuri prince, 756, 761 Amoghavarṣa biruda of Vākpati II, 852, 854 Amoghavarṣa III, Vaddiga Rāṣṭrakūṭa king of Mānyakheṭaka (Malkhed), 761, 756, 840, 841, 848 934 Amoghavarṣa IV Nṛpatuṅga Kokkala (Kakka II), 739, 854 Amran inscription of Sāraṅgadeva, 1041, 1043 Amran, Jamnagar State, Kathiawar, 1041 Amrabhāṭa also known as (Ambada), 991, 992, 998, 1002 Amṛtadevī, queen of Paramāra king Dhandhoka, 908 Amṛtapāla, son of Rāyapāla, 1112 Amra, a poet, 1171 Amraprasāda (also Ambāprasāda), Guhila prince; should be identified with Ambāprasāda, 1069 Amśas of level land (prastha), 863