Book Title: Indian Antiquary Vol 51
Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications
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INDEX
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Boghax Keui, Hittite capital, cuneiform tableta Chant of Mystica, and Other Poems, by Ameen
from, 123, 124, 133-135 ; another name of, 134 Rihani (book-notice) .. .. .. 57-60 bomb accident in the Great War .. .. 42 Chauhan, a stock name of the Mers of Mer. Boyu, Mr. Hugh, of Madras, captured by the ward, 114, 117, 118; now a Rajput tribe, 119
French .. .. .. .. .. .. 13 Chaunsa, Sher Shah Sur's victory at .. 183-185 bral mulcarinis, the .. .. .. 225, 226 Cheron, Sher Shah Sur's relations with the .. 183 Brahmans, forest lands granted to, 77, 78; Chidambaram temple, destroyed by Malik aclmit Mers and Gujars to their caste,
Kafür .. .. .. . .. . 208 115-119; the Maga sect of, 116 n., 118; chidra, signification of the term .. .. .. 77 the Chitpavan, 117; tho PrathamasAkhas
Chinahamaih, signification of the term .. .. 50 or Mid-day Paraiyans, 158, 159; the chinam, lime . . . *
... 60 Thitharimagais .. .. .. .. 169 Chitas, a Mer clan Brahma-randhra, meaning of .. ..
Chitor, Mer conquest of, 118, 119; taken by Brahmastpuri temple, identification of
Sher Shah Sur .. .. .. .. 189, 191 brahmauddinis, female writers of hymns .. Chitpå vans, Brahman sept . .. 116, 117 Britain, and the 'Tin-land' of the Assur Cholas, expansion of the, 230 ; later seats of tablets ..
.. .. .. 136
.. .. .. .. .. 231, 232 Broach, site of the Mahishmati of Kartavirya, choultry, meaning of .. .. .. .. 111
217, 218, 220, 221 Chachak, a Syal of Rangpur, father of Hir, Bryan, Mr., of Fort St. George, lunatic .. 162
H. R., 35, 53, 59, 62-64 Buddha Gautama, representations of the Chuliars, E. Coast Muhammadans .. .. 224
conception of, 112; suggested founder of Chunar, acquired by Sher Shah Sur, 164,
the Sannyasa system for women .. 225, 226 180 ; besieged by Humayun .. .. 181-183 Buddhism, 51 ; and Hinduism, struggle be- Charaman, Brahman governor of Rohtas, 181, 182 tween .. .
143, 144 Cinpamanur inscriptions .. .
.. .. 212, 213 Buddhist Nuns .. .. ..
225-227 Coinage Indian, evolution of, before the ChrisBukka, Udayar Chief .. .. .. .. 233 tian Era .. .. .. .. 139-143 Bundi, Mer raids on .. .. .. 113, 114 coinage, regular, Sher Shah Sar's plan of .. 191 Burhan Nigam Shah II, claims the throne of coins, issued by Sher Shah Sar at Bakkar,
Ahmadnagar, 31; flight of .. 32, 236, 240 188 ; gold and silver and copper, 191; methods Burhan-ud-din. Sou Burhan Nizam Shah II. of adapting previous issues of, 221; Burma, insoriptions found in .. .. .. 164 counterfeit .. .. .. .. .. 184 Burmese Proverbe, some .. .. .. 227 congue. See lodnji.
copper, a holy metal, 140 ; relative value of,
142 ; in Bactrian coinage .. .. .. 143 Copper-plate Inscriptions. See Inscriptions
Copper-plate. "Coromandel Coast, E., early trading com
munities on the .. .. .. .. 205
counterfeit gold coins, measures for the suppres. Cailo. 8oo Old Kayal.
sion of .. ..
" Calostra, Nicolaes, emissary from Sivaji in court-martiel, punishment by ..
132. 162
.. 132, 162 1684 .. .
Çrutasigara, Jain Prakrit grammarian.. 52, 53 Candan, disciple of Mahavira .. ..
.226
cultivatori. See peasantry. candra. See gold.
cuneiform tablets, Persian, 120-122 ; from caste, in the Vir Baiva system
Boghas Koui, 133, 134; from Ganis .. .. 135 Coylon, lost historical papers relating to . 131 currency, in India, in early times, 140; & prichachar, meaning of .. ..
vate enterprise, 141, 143; Bactrian, 142, chakra, suggested symbolic connection
143 ; indefinito, abolished by Sher Shah Sur, 191 the dome .. .. .. .. .. 80 Chalukya. Soo Solanki. Chalukyas, E., 230, 232; W. .. .. 220, 233 Champollion, Egyptologist .. .. .. 120 Chand Biof, of Bijapur.. .. 69 n, 126 n. Chandos, the ship, desertion from .. .. 162 Chandra dynasty, in Vikramapura .. .. 163 Chandragupta II, attempted identification of, Dakhshinkpatha, position of .. .. .. 219 with the Chandragupta of the Mudr. Dakban, Muhammadan incursions into the
Kanded .. .. .. .. 49-51 206211 : Muhammadan viceroyalties in Chandragupta Maurya, in the Mudrd-Rakshana, 60° the, 232; Akbar's invasicn cf . 240, 241
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