History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v2.c30.31

v2.c30.31

Abul Fazal 133. Abu Zaid—a peculiarity recorded by—190 f. —statement about ornaments and Queens in darbar of—and refutation thereof 187. —statement of practice of suicide of—191. Abhiyara—23. Abu mountain or Arbuda mountain, legend of—67 f. Abhira 25. Addaka 116. Administration—sources of system of 229. —Civil and Military 229 ff. —Civil leading to happiness 255f. Ādisura cannot be identified 142. Agastya 56 ff. —origin of—86. Agnihotra gradually disappearing 200f. Agnikulas 9; 16. —are they Gujars ? 27ff. —correct interpretation of story of—16. —examination of caste of—30ff. —exploded myth of—12ff. 91. —fancy, misconception 13. —Gotras of supposed—50. —mere mith; tradition 11. —origin of—unhistorical, misconception and of recent date 12. —story of, accepted 13. Agnikulas story of—first told by Chand 12f. —story of—not correct representation of tradition but misinterpreted 15f. Āgamas—list of different—200. —the result of different deity worship 199f. Ahichchhatra (City) same as Ahichchhatra of Pañchāla 92. Ahichchhatra town 36. Ahimsā doctrine—influence of—202f. Āhīra 25. Aingra Mainyu 264. Ajmidha 58f; 290. Akālavarsha, son and successor of Amoghavarsha—account and exploits of—148. Alexander—40; 292. Al Idrisi—extract about religion from work of—196. —statement of noble characters of Indians of—191f. Al Istakhri—extracts from writings of—166. —statement of dress of Sind, Multan etc. of—187. Allaṭa son of Khommāṇa III 80. Al Masaudi, an Arab traveller, 36, 105, 184f. —extract from writings of—on caste, 181. —accounts of—and inference therefrom 107. —identification of writings about India of—164ff.