War in Ancient India c17.11

c17.11

Gaulmika, a military officer, 228. Gautama, and monkhood, 55. — on the Brahmans taking to the military, 195. Gopinatha Rao, 130, 145. Grahavarman, assassination of, 92. Grāmaṇi, a minor military official in the Ṛg Vedic Period, 220. Greece, weapons of warfare used in ancient, 100-101. Griffith, on dharma yuddha, 84-5. Guha, lord of the Niṣādhas, 128. Gulmapa (Gaulmika), a military officer, 229. Guptas, foreign office under the, 217-8; — military budget under the, 208; — military officers under the, 230-31. Haihaya clan, 35. Haihaya King, responsibility of the, for the death of Jamadagni, 29. Halebid, Hoysaḷeśvara temple at, scenes from the Rāmāyaṇa in the, 143. Hanumān, 259, 286; — as an ambassador, 345-46. Harappa, weapons found at, 100n. Haraprasad Sastri, 63. Harihara II, of Vijayanagar, 295. Hariharacaturanga(na), 14, 175, 241n, 266n; — a mss. work, 363-4; — classification of forts in the, 254; — on the making of arrows, 98n. Harisena, foreign minister of Samudragupta, 218. Harivaṃśa, 163, 204, 205, 281; — on the śataghni, 105. Harṣa, 233; — fleet of, 289; — relations of, with Nepal and China, 335. Harṣacarita, of Bāṇa, non-mention of the chariot in the, 165; — reference to aerial machines in the, 282. Hastyāyurveda, 172. Havell, E. B., 130, 131, 135, 145. Hazāra Rāmasvāmi temple at Hampi, scenes from the Rāmāyaṇa in the, 143. Hemacandra, author of the Laghvarhannitisāra, on the principles to be followed in war, 80. Henry VIII, 218. Herodotus, 286; — on the sanctity of the ambassador, 61-2. Hiuen Tsang, on the fleet of the King of Assam, 190; — on the punishment of a defeated general, 79. Hopkins, on the functions of a charioteer, 161. Horses, origin of the, 175. Hunter, 136. Hydaspes, battle of the, 164, 170, 244, 246. Iconography, Indian, value of, to a student of military history, 145-150. Iḷanko Aḍigal, 337, 382. Imayavaramban, a title of the Cēra King, 33. Imayavaramban Neḍumcēralātan, 385. Imperial sway, character of, in ancient India, 32-3. Indo-Aryans, and warfare, 2-4. Indra, thunderbolt of, 110. Indrajāla, 88, 324, 331. — an expedient of diplomacy, 332-3; Indrajit, 144-5, 163; — and the Māyā Sītā, 89. Indus valley finds, few horses in the, 174.