The Early History of India, from 600 B.C. to the Muhammadan Conquest, including the Invasion of Alexander the Great c36.78

c36.78

Habbān, legendary merchant, 246. Hadrian, Roman emperor, 275, 294. Hagāmāsha and Hagāna, satraps of Mathurā, 232, 241 *n.* Haihaya Rājas, 409: clan, 430. Hair-shaving, penalty of, 137. Hair-washing, ceremony of, 130. Hakrā = Wahindah, extinct river, 96, 103, 368, 394, 446. Hāla, Āndhra king, 220. Hala mountains, 114. Halebīd = Dōrasamudra, 450. Hall of 100 Pillars, 128 *n.* Han dynasty of China, 266 *n.*, 268, 269 *n.*, 278. *Harakali-nāṭaka*, drama 402. Harapāla, last Yādava king, 452. Harbours, on rivers, 136 *n.* Hardwār = Māyā, sacred city, 163. Hari-rāja, Chauhān, 403 *n.* Harisheṇa, author of inscription, 299. Harivarman, Buddhist author, 347. Harivarman Kadamba, Sangoli plates of, 440 *n.* Harmozeia = Ormuz, 113. Harpalos, satrap of Babylon, 92. Harsha, (1) or Harsha-vardhana, of Thānēsar, younger son of Prabhākara-vardhana, 19, 349: accession of, 350: coronation of, 351: wars of, 352, 357, 373: empire and administration of, 354: literary works ascribed to, 356: era of, 351, 361 *n.*: imitated Asoka, 186, 358: eclectic religion of, 282, 359: religious assemblies held by, 362: death of, 365, 373: chronology of reign of, 373: (2) king of Mārwāṟ, 361 *n.*: (3) king of Kashmīr, 389: (4) Chandēl king, 406. *Harsha-Charita* of Bāṇa, 19, 23, 356. Harshapura, in Mewāṟ, 361 *n.* Hasan Abdāl, town, 163. Hasti, chieftain, 54. Hastivarman, Rāja of Vengi, 493, 499 *n.* Hāthīgumphā, cave-inscription, 219 *n.* 'Hatthi-lār' Pass, 61 *n.* Hayobans Rajpūts, 409. Hazabbar-ud-dīn Ḥasan Arnāl, governor, 409. Hazāra district = Uraśā, 63 *n.*, 92, 177 *n.*