History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v2.c30.61
History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v2.c30.61
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Inscriptions — Dharaṇivarāha —Date count of 116. —Ekaliṅga 74, 84. —Ghātiālā—inference from account of 111; reason of nonmention of Kanauj Soverign 111. —Gawaliar Bhoja 13. —Valabha Swāmi 235. —Bhoja Praśasti—relating to Imperial Pratihāras of Kanauj 304f. —Haihayas of Chedi 14. —Harsha stone 13, 91ff, 159. interpretation of expression in by Keilhorn and author—95. —relating to chāhamānas 302f. —Kalachūri Haihaya 52. —Kānheri—date of and inference from 147. —Khājurāho 126ff, 350f. —must be verified 84. —Navasāri—Chālukya 73. —Naravāhana, 80, 82, 86f, 177, 333f, 346. —Nasika cave of Gautamī Putra Śatakaṛṇi 47, 329. —Nilaṅguṇḍa—date of and inference, from—147, 155. —Nityavarsha 322. —Pāla and Rāshṭrakūṭa 102. —Pātanārāyaṇa 50. —Pratāpagadh 350, 352. —Pratihāras 29. —Pratihāra—published by Gaurishankar—discussion of genealogy therein 350f. —Pehewā—Date of—159. —Rai Sāgara 340. genealogy of, —kings in—348. —at Rajor 31, 108. —relibility of—71. —Sāgaratala—of Bhoja 98, 103f. —extract about Vatsarāja and its meaning 100f; 4 verses in praise of Nāgabhaṭa 103. —Śiyadoni 106, 110, 235ff, 241.