The Early History of India, from 600 B.C. to the Muhammadan Conquest, including the Invasion of Alexander the Great c36.70

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c36.70

Dhīmān, artist, 417. Dhoyi (Dhoyika), poet, 422. Dhruva, Rāshtrakūṭa king, 445. 454, 497. Dhruvabhaṭa, king of Valabhī, 342. Dhruva Devī, queen of Vikramāditya, 316. *Dialogues of the Buddha*, cited, 423. Diddā, queen of Kashmīr, 389. Digambara, Jain sect, 49 *n.*, 174 *n.*, 446, 472. Dinapore, cantonment, 127. Diodotos I and II, Bactrian kings, 234, 236, 257. Diomedes, Indo-Greek king, 257. Dionysios, (1) Greek ambassador, 156 : (2) Indo-Greek king, 257. Dionysos in India, 56. *Dīpavaṁśa*, chronicle, 11, 180. Divya (Divyoka), Kaivarta, 416. *Divyaśūricharita*, 489 *n.* *Divyāvadāna*, legends, 202, 213 *n.*, 229. Domitian, Roman emperor, 294. Dōrasamudra, Hoysala capital, 449, 450. Dōsh-i-āb, 'meeting of the waters,' 103. 'Dotted record' of Canton, 49. Drama, Sanskrit, 254 *n.* : Tamil, 464. Drangiana = Sistān, 107, 122. Dravida country, 26, 429 *n.*, 464. Dravidian nations, 7, 8, 29, 194 : meaning of term, 429. Droṇa, legendary chief, 391 Drummers, of Harsha, 355. Drupada, legendary chief, 391. Duff, *Chronology of India*, 422 *n.* Durdurkar inscription, 234 *n.* Durgā, goddess, 457. Durlabhaka, king of Kashmīr, 386. Durlabhavardhana, king of Kashmīr, 386. Duty, law of, *see* Piety. Dvāravatī = Dwarka, sacred city, 163. Dyrta, town, 62.