History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v1.c25.13

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v1.c25.13

Dandakāraṇya 79; 260 Dandanāyaka 235 Dandapāśika 156; 249 Dantidurga 81; 272 Dantivarman 291-2-3 Daradas 222; 223; 228; 236 Dārvābhisāra 222 Debal 162; 169; 170-2; 187 Deccan 159; 307 Delhi 187; 189; 220; 224 —its vicissitudes-27; 40 Deo Barnāk 138; 158 —inscription of 33; 34; 397 —Malwa genealogy of 37; 39 Deśa 129; 140 Deva, suffix, 67 Deva Gupta 3; 24;—history of 34-8 —40; 46 Devaśarmā 216 Dewaij 18 Dhakka 277 Dharmapāla 351 Dhanakakata or Vengi, kingdom of 32; 263 Dhārā 22; 232 Dharapatta 246-7 Dharasena 131; 133; 245-6.—III —247—IV 247—copperplate inscription of-398-9 Dhruva 131; 156; 242; 249 Dhruvabhata ( Valabhi ), son-in-law of Harsha, 20; 22; 25; 45-6; 61; 62; 70; 247-48 Dhruvasena 243; 246-7 Dhvaja 106; 155 Diddā 226-27 Digvijaya 90; 145; 163; 207; 211; 223; 271—of Śankaravarman 222—of Harsha-6; as per Bāṇa 43 Dikshit-astronomical tables-43;273 Dinnārās 215; 216: 221; 235; 239; 257 Divākaramitra 6; 110 Divira ( secretary ) 235 Drāngika 156; 249 Dravida or Kanchī 32 Dravidians 60; 65; 67-9; 74-79; 80-2; 86; 104; 121; 258; 260-62; 266; 274; 279; 281; 285; 305-6-7; 293