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Dārāsuram, 336. Daśapanman, Chālukya general, 338. Daśārṇa, 155. Daśarūpa, 145. dasavanda or dasabandha, 413. Daśavarman. See Yaśovarman. Dasgupta, N. N., 529 n. 1, 530 n. 1. Dasyus, the, 15, 67. Daulatābād. See Devagiri. Davānagere, inscription at, 378. dāyādas, 480, 481, 483. Deccan, the: — Dākshiṇatya(s), 15–16, 17. — divisions of, 5–6. — dynasties of, vii et passim. — Eastern, 77, 140, 161, 215, 471, 472. — foreign notices of, 18–22. — forests of, 7–8, 12, 16–17, 18, 20. — geography of, 4–13. — Hariṣeṇa on, 5. — history and, v–ix, 12–13. — Krishna III and, 296. — lakes of, 8–9. — mountains, 6–7, 20–21. — name and area, 3–4. — rivers of, 9–12. — tribes of, 67. — Western, 77, 215, 474. — See also Dakshiṇāpatha. Decimal and allied systems, 51–53. Dehū, 11. Dēkabbe, Beḷatūru inscription and, 444–5. Delhi, 551, 553, 647, 650–1. — sultanate of, 553, 554, 614, 644 ff., 710. Demetrios (Yuvanarāja Dimita), king of Bactria and of the Indians, 89, 115, 122. Deotek, temple at, 171. Desas, 46–47, 52, 249. Desikar, S. S., 69 n. 9. Delmukhs, 249. Devabhūti or Devabhūmi, Śuṅga king, 87, 123–4. Devagiri (Daulatābād), 6, 63, 516, 552, 553, 554, 555, 556, 569, 573, 643, 644, 648, 656. — fort of, 63, 548, 598. — Seūṇa kingdom of, 651; see also Seūṇas. Devaladevī, Chālukya queen, 329. Devaladevī, Yādava queen, 553–4. Dēvana-Preggaḍa, 592. Devanātha, Chālukya general, 343. Devapāla, king of Mālwā, 536, 537. Devarāja, Gurjara Pratihāra ruler, 255. Devari Nāyadu, 622 n. 2. Dēvari Nāyaka, 650. Devarāja, Yādava officer, 547. Dēvari Nāyaningāru, warrior, 664. Devasena, Vākāṭaka king of Bāsim branch, 181, 182, 184. Dēvūr, temple at, 425. Dhādiyasa, Yādava ruler, 517. Dhalla, minister of Taila II, 395. Dhanakaṭaka. See Dhānyakaṭaka. Dhanañjaya, author, 451. Dhanapāla, Tilakamañjarī of, 145. Dhānyakaṭaka (Dhannāḍa), 11, 56–57, 72, 73, 78, 98, 132, 324. — battle at, 334–5, 491. — See also Amarāvati. Dhārā, 330, 331. Dharanikoṭa. See Amarāvati. Dharāśraya Jayasiṃhavarman, Chālukya prince, 222, 506. — son of, 222, 227, 504. Dhārāvarsha, Nāgavaṃśi king, 332, 344. Dharma Śiva, Śaiva saint, 707. Dharmamahāmātras, 70. Dharmapāla, Gauḍa ruler of Bengal, 263, 264 and n. 1, 267, 268 and nn. 3, 5, 269, 270, 272. dharmas, 135, 141, 367, 395, 410, 439, 599, 671. Dharmaśāstras, 207. — decimal system and, 51. — Rājanīti and, 699–700. Dharmāvaloka, Rāshṭrakūṭa ruler of Bodh Gayā, 512. Dharaṇikōṭa, 78, 132. — battle at, 593. — inscription at, 128. — Kōṭa chiefs of, 593. Dharmavaram, in Anantapur District, Madras, epigraph at, 478–9. Dharmiyakka, grant for temple of, 403–4. Dhārwār District, 52. — Tambraguṇḍi inscription from, 437. Dhorappa, Rāshṭrakūṭa prince, 517. Dhoyi, 27. Dhruva I, Dhārāvarsha, Rāshṭrakūṭa ruler, 251 and n. 1, 253, 257, 258, 260, 261, 262–5, 265 n. 1, 267, 277–8, 277 n. 1, 284, 734. — Govinda II and, 261–2, 265, 475. — sons of, 265. — titles of, 262. Dhruva II, Rāshṭrakūṭa ruler, 277 and n. 2, 278, 283, 284, 287, 475, 508. Dhruvarāja-Indravaram, 209, 211. Dhruvēśvara, sage, 599. Dibbiḍa plates, 20, 32. Dikshit, —, 180 n. 3. Diśāpāla, 236. Divākaram (Tamil lexicon), 205.