The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c18.61

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Nāgachandra or Abhinava Pampa, author, 447-8. — Mallināthapurāṇa of, 447. — Pampa-rāmāyaṇa of, 447-8. Nāgadēśiga, teacher, 404-5. Nāgadeva, warrior and statesman of Somēśvara I, 391, 395, 413. Nāgadēva Mahārāja, ruler of Nellore, 627-8. Nāgadēvarāja, minister, 586 n. 3. Nāgai (Nagavāvi), 395, 408, 428, 429. — inscriptions from, 331, 337, 395, 424, 425-6, 427. — temple at, 445. Nāgal, inscriptions at, 339. Nāgalai, queen of Irugaiyan, 342, 495. Nāgalāmbika, sister of Basava, 462, 463. Nāganikā or Nāyanika, Sātavāhana queen, wife of Sātakarṇi II, 88, 790. — Nāṇāghat inscription of, 87, 113, 116, 119-20. Nagar, 220 n. 5. Nāgarāja, pradhāni, 627. Nāgarakhaṇḍa District, 238. nagaras, 401. Nāgarasa, Yādava premier, 560. Nāgārjuna, Buddhist saint and philosopher, 146-7, 197. Nāgārjunakoṇḍa (Guṇṭūr District), 147, 724. Nāgas, the, 156 and n. 1, 164. Nāgasena, king, opponent of Samudragupta, 167. Nāgasvāmi, 420-1. Nāgati, king, 600. Nāgavarma I, king and author, 446, 448. — Chandōmbudhi of, 446. — Kavyāvalōkana of, 448. — works of, 446, 448. Nāgavarma II, king and author, 448. — Bhashābhūshaṇa of, 448. Nāgavarmācharya, Brāhman general, 330, 331, 332, 401, 446. Nāgavarmācharya, author, poetry of, 445. Nāgavāvi. See Nāgai. Nagaya Ganna (Gannaya), minister of Pratīparudra, 664, 697. — brothers of, 664. Nāgipoli, 283. Nagod, inscriptions at, 28. Nāgōja, engraver, 427. Nahapāna, Western Kshatrapa ruler, 75, 78, 91, 92, 93, 94-95, 100, 102-3, 124-5, 132, 134, 793. — coins of, 92, 93, 101, 132, 139. — date of, 93, 100, 101, 102-3. — monuments of, 101.