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he levied tribute from Lakshmâpâla, king of the Sapádalaksha country, 115; a grant of his time, of Vikrama-Samvat 1231, edited, 80; - an Udaypur inscription of his time, of V.-S. 1229, edited ...... 345 Ajivikas, Brahmanical ascetics, worshipping Narayana djñdta, a command,' in connection with a copper charter ............ 116 Akavaliyê, an ancient village in the Surâshtråḥ mandala ..........111, 115 Akhal-Tekke Oasis, the, M.. Lessar's account abhishta-dévatd, 'a favourite deity". of, noticed dbids, the quarter-rupee of Tipa ............... 314 Akhlaq-i-Hamidi, notice of the Abu'l-Hussain ibn Ilyés, his chronicle Accadians, religious account of the ............. 246 Achilles, the myth of, Dr. Meyer on... 248 Adalij, a village in the Ahmadâbâd District;
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examination of the date of an inscription of Vikrama-Sathvat 1555......... adha-úrdhva, below and above,' a fiscal term (see also úrdhv-ddhaḥ-siddhi) 34 Adhiyâvada, ancient name of Adivår& 177 Adhvan Parganâ, in Kaémir, probably mentioned under the ancient name of Karåla... Adityaáakti, a Sêndraka chieftain.... Adivars, a village in Gujarat, mentioned under the ancient name of Adhiyâvâdâ Advaita philosophy; a South-Indian Sanskrit verse on it.............................. Agastya; a confusion of him with the Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara 241 Agnisv&min, a writer; he flourished in pro
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bably the fifth century A. D........... 187 Ahirana, ancient name of Irânâ *************** 178 Aḥmad Ibn-Abi-Tahir, note on the Anthology .........280, 281 314
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ahmadi, the muhr of Tipa Ahmad Shah Durrani grants the right of coinage to the Pañjab Chiefs, 321, 322;gives Alha Singh of Patiala the right to coin, 323, 324; grants right to coin to Kotla-Maler..................... Ahuâma, an ancient village in the Dhanêsaramaua pattalá **********. Aithôr, a mistake for Athor Ajayapala (Chaulukya), 81, 84, 115, 344, 345; examination of some of his dates, 81, 345, 346; the probable exact day of his accession, 346; the possible tradi
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