History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v2.c30.46

v2.c30.46

Daṇḍakāraṇya 67. Dantidurga 171, 322. —discussion and evidences about uprootment by Kṛṣṇa of—352f. —son of Indrarāja—exploits and territory of 144f. —story of death of—145. Dasyu and Mlechchha—meaning of—65. Dayitaviṣṇu, father of Gopāla 140. Dāhala or Bundelkhand—extent of—40f. Dāhima 25. Deccan ruling families were Marāṭhās not Kshatriyas—all evidences that—329ff. Deccan settlement 321. Delhi 36f. Deity—favourite—changeable—examples 197. Deorā 23. Devabhadra 42. Devapāla, nephew and successor of Dharmapāla—date of—141 —Devapāla, successor of Mahīpāla—account of—107. Devaśakti or Devarāja, brother and successor of Kakutsa—date of—100. Devaśravas 271, 274. Devavāta 291. Devavrata 271f, 274. Dhanakaṭaka 47. Dhanapāla poet 120. Dhaṅga, successor of Harṣa—inscriptions, exploits and extent of Empire of—126ff. Dharaṇivarāha, subordinate to Mahīpāla 116. Dharmapāla, son and successor of Gopāla—exploits date and account of 140. Dhruvabhaṭa 116. Dhruva Nirūpama, younger brother and successor of Govind II—exploits of—146. —defeats Mihira 104f. Dhānyapāla 25. Dhānyapālaka 23. Diḍḍā, queen—some facts of—158. Didiot 23. Dining—inter 250f. Divisions—usual—of countries for administration; their names and examples 230f. Divodāsa 60, 269, 273f, 276, 281, 283, 295. Doyāmata 23, 25. Drāḍa 41. Drupada 14, 291. Draupadi 24, 44. Drinking—generally abstained from 202. Droṇa Bhāradvāja 14, 52. Druhyus 276ff, 281f, 284ff, 297. —progress of—294. Durgāvati Rāṇi—inference by Smith from story of—and author's reply to it 133. Durlabharāja 93f. Durlabha 93. —brother and successor of Vigraharāja 97.