Book Title: Indian Antiquary Vol 48
Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications
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Menander, his knowledge of the Huns.. Middleton, nilip, his narrative of Every's cruise
54, n.; gold alloy reckoned in Mundzuk, father of Attila the Hun
INDEX
Mihirakule Gupta, an attempt to identify Kalkiraja with
Mihiragula, White Hun ruler, his attempts to extirpate Buddhism, 66; his treachery, 66; his death
66
111
Mindon Min, King of Burma, his standard of silver, currency of Mitchelbourne, Sir Edward, plunders Chinese ships, 168, 169; escapes from the Japanese.. 169 gojo (moghskro:), a gold standard, 50; shoddy
commercial gold, 105, 106; its Siamese and Burmese equivalent
Munigâtha, identification of
Munisutta. See Munigâtha.
Muñja, Malava. See Vakapati Muñja. Musalman, false plural of
..
225-226
mo-khiw, a Khasi hoe
Molucca Islands, taken by the Spaniards Mon-Annam races, the, extent of, 60; language
37, 39
of, 62. See also Khasis. money, articles used for.. monsoons, discovery regarding the periodic nature of.. .: moowadzoo. See môjó. Mostyn, Thomas, pirate, captain of the Kathe
19, 228
rine, 22, n. of the Fortune
mother of gold. See shwêmd. mother of silver. See ngwêma. mu, Burmese coin, 53; confused with the anna,
73 Naravarman, Maharaja,supposed feudatory of Chandragupta.. . 98, 99, 100
mutu, touch (Malay)
Muzaffar II, Sultan of Gujarat, coin of Myêdê, revenue extorted from the inhabitants
of
123
108 59 230
Narasimhavarman II, Pallava, identified with Rajasimha of the Panamalai Rock Temple Inscription
223
163, n. ..109 122
105
65
10
31
108
Nagasaki, a Spanish ship burnt off.. 170-171 nák, the Siamese mójó nakshatras, Indian, their Babylonian origin discussed and refuted.. 95-97 Nandi Vardhana, Saisunaga king, a statue identified as 25, 29, 34, 35, 36 Nandivarman, Pallava, inscription of.. .. 195 Narasimha Gupta Baladitya, defeats the White Huns ..
66
235
.
nasège, alloyed silver Nasik Cave Inscriptions
54 13, 77 221
Nassau, the, pirate ship, at St. Mary's Negritos, aboriginal inhabitants of the Malay Peninsula, 227; of the Andamans, their language
.. S.A.L.
Neolithic period, early date of the Neoliths, Indian, scripts and signs from ngavéz'o, alloyed silver.. ngaaèzè, an alloyed silver ngwebwin. See ywetni. ngwegwet, spotted silver ngwêlón, inferior silver
1 57 57-64 54, n. 54, 56
ngwêm 1, why valued as a charm ngwêmwê, an alloyed silver Nicobarese alphabets, the,
42, n. 42 54 54, n. ..S.A.L. 2 Nikayas, conjectural identification of a moral dialogue in, with Asoka's Vinayasamukase.. 11 nivf, use of the term in old inscriptions, discussed, 13-15; signification of.. 13-14, 28 Norm, the numismatic notes
10, 11 120-122
O-Kung, his account of N. W. India Oxborough, Ben, his account of the death of John Pettit, 184-188; taken by the Sanganians 184, 187 69
Oxus, the Huns on the north banks of the oyster-shell silver. See sengajatke.
22
Pagan, king of Burma
pagodas, temples, restrictions as to the building of .. 48 211, 212, 213 211-213
Pâiśâchî dialects, divisions of .. Paisachi Prakrit, remarks on Paithan, incorrectly placed in the Periplus. 19 Palaesimundu, of the Periplus, identification of Pali weights Pallava inscription, the, of Rajasimha at Panamalai Panamalai, situation of
231-235 231
Panamalai Rock Temple Inscription, of Rajasimha, interpretation of the.. 231-235 pandaram, Hindu ascetic mendicant Paramaras of Malava, relations between the Chalukyas and, 116, 117, 118, n. See also Malavas.
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195-196 37
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