Index. 
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Narayana, minister, 174, 176, 178. 
Narayanadatta, sdndhivigrahiJca, 62, 65. 
Narayanapala, king, 69. 
Navagralia, image of, later used by Mu- 
hammadans, 79. 
Nayapala, king, 70. 
— , inscription of, from Gaya, 
190 ff. 
Newal, 74. 
Northern India, Palm-leaf MSS., from, 
99 E. 
, use of birch-bark in, for 
writing purposes, 125 ff. 
Orissa, conquest of, by Kalapahar, 189. 
, last Hindu kings of, 180 ff. 
, Palm-leaf MSS. from, Il7. 
Oriya characters, earliest epigraphical 
record of, 118, 173. 
’’O-ye-mu-khi, 84. 
’0-yu-t’o, 84. 
Pabhosa, 85. 
Pachgawan, 89. 
Palm-leaf, use of, as writing material, 
93 E. 
Palmyra palm, 93. 
Papaur, 80. 
Paper, use of, as writing material, 93 ff. 
Paper MSS., occurrence of in India, 
119 fE. 
Paritosa, brdhmana, 191, 193. 
Pasha,’ 75. 
Pataliputra, 77. 
Patrasanda, village, 76, 90, 91. 
Paundravardhana, hhukti, 62, 64, 68, 71. 
Pava, 80. 
Petrowski MS,, 126, 
Pi9van, caste, 86. 
Pi-so-kia, 75. 
Polygamy, permitted among Asnr tribe, 
150. 
Prajapatisvamin, brdhmana, 68, 72. 
Pratapa Eudra Deva, King of Orissa, 
184 E. 
Pnrusottama Deva, King of Orissa, 182 fif. 
Qutb Shah, founder of kingdom of Gol- 
konda, 186, 187. 
Paghu Bhanja Chotaraya, Orissa chief, 
188, 189. 
Eaghudeva9arman, brdhmana, 62, 64. 
Eaghurama Jena, King of Orissa, 188. 
Rajraahendri, ceeded to Bahmani kings, 
184. 
Rajyapala, king, 69. 
Rdmacarita, 68. 
Ramagama, 82. 
Ramananda Riiya, governor of Rajma- 
hendri, 186. 
Ramapala, king, 67, 68, 70, 71. 
Ramavati, toion, 68, 71. 
Kamgarh, 89. 
Ramkot, capital of Ayodhya, 75. 
Religion of Asur tribe, 149 ff. 
Rgya-tsan, Tibetan ambassador to India, 
J92. 
Rohini, river, 76, 90, 92. 
Rudra, kdyastha, 90, 92, 
Sada9iva Raya, King of Vidyanagara, 
186. 
Sahadeva, vdjivaidya and poet, 191, 195. 
Saina Maina, 77. 
Saksi-gopala, image of, at Cuttack, 184. 
Salannapur, 82. 
Santhali, connection of, with Asur dia- 
lect, 169 E. 
Saran, 77. 
Saran Khass, 78. 
Sarayu, river, 79. 
Sarnath Chak, 79. 
Sattasoma, artisan, 191, 195. 
Set-mahet, 75. 
Sewan, 74, 81. 
8ha-chi, country of, 75. 
Siiergarh, 89. 
8hi-lo-ta-lo, 84. 
8i'^horjd, name of creator in Asur lan- 
guage, 149. 
Sondi, river, 82. 
Sontiiern India, palm-leaf MSS. from, 
123. 
Spirhug monastery in Ladakh, 137. 
Sulaiman Karraraui, King of Bengal, 
189. 
Sun, identified with the creator by Asurs, 
149. 
Sumergarh, 89. 
Surya-Narayana, temple of, 87. 
1 alipat palm, 93. 
Tarigach, see Palmyra palm, 
Tathagatasara, artisan, 68, 73. 
Tea, used as barter in Ladakh, 146. 
Telinga dynasty of Orissa kings, 188. 
Telpa, 80. 
Tibetan proverbs, see Ladakh. 
Tirumalappa Raya, 187. 
Totemistic sections of Asur tribe, 149. 
Tu:gga Bdstrakiita chief, 69. 
Turquoises, worn by Ladakhi women, 
147. 
XJ daipur, kingdom of, 89. 
Urnvilva Ka9yapa, 77. 
