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Haldi-Jcam, Oriya word, meaning of, 
329. 
Hdpyoma, name of ancient District in 
Asam, mentioned in Gauhati Plates, 
122, 126, 130. 
Harekrsna Deva, King of Puri and 
Khorda, his date, 344. 
Haripala, n. pr. of Brahmin mentioned 
in Gauhati Plates, 126, 131. 
Harjjara, King of Asam, 119, 290, 294. 
Hart'ippegvara, name of a place in an¬ 
cient Asam, mentioned in Nowgong 
Plates, 291, 295. 
Herjsiva , name of a district in ancient 
Asam. mentioned in Nowgong Plates, 
291, 295. 
Hindi, influence of, on Oriya, 322. 
Hindus, dialect spoken by, in District 
Saran, its difference from Muhamma¬ 
dan Dialect, 197, 208 ff. 
Hisar Mint, gold coin of Timur from, 
' i.35. 
Hislop, S., author of Vocabulary of 
Gondi and Kolami Languages, quoted, 
185.' 
Hiuen Tsang, statement by, on Chinese 
Desert, 255. 
- - -, on the Language of U-cha, 
modern Orissa, 319. 
Hoernle, A. F. R., article by, on Gau¬ 
hati Copper-plate Grant of Indrapala, 
113 ff. 
-, article by, on some 
New or Rare Hindu and Muhammadan 
Coins, 133 ff. 
-, article by, on three 
further collections of Ancient MSS. 
from Central Asia, 213 ff. 
■-, article by, on Coins 
of Native States, 261 ff. 
-, article by, on Now¬ 
gong Copper-plate Grant of Balavar- 
man of Pragjydtisa in Asam, 285 ff. 
Hori ke Kavitta, Hindi poem, 66. 
Huviska, coins of, 2 ff. 
Iksvaku, descent from, claimed by Kings 
of Vaigali, 90. 
Indo-Bactrian coins, 1 ff. 
Inddr, coins from, 272. 
Indrapala, King of Pragjydtisa in Asam, 
Gauhati Grant of, 113 ff. 
Ink, preparation of, in Orissa, 330. 
Inter-marriage, laxity of rules concern¬ 
ing I. in ancient times, 91 ff. 
Interpunctation Marks, in Macartney 
MSS., 247. 
Irrigation, mode of, in modern Persia, 
173. 
Irvine, W., article by, on Nadir Shah 
and Muhammad Shah, a Hindi poem 
by Tilok Das, 24 ff. 
Isfahan, road from to Shushtar, 170 ff., 
179. 
Isfandiar Khan, Ilbegi of Bakhtiaris, 
171 ff. 
Isagarh, coin from, 266. 
Jagannath, temple of, in Puri, 332. 
Jagmal, a chief of Banswara, 165 ff. 
Jainagar, another name for Bajrangarh, 
275. 
Jaipur, coins from, 269. 
Jai Simgh, of Bajraqgarh, coins of, 275. 
Jajpur, identical with ancient Viraja- 
tirtha, Biraj a-ksetra, 99. 
Jalalu-d-din Muhammad Shah of Bengal, 
gold coin of, 133 ff. 
Janaka, a title of Videha Kings, 89. 
Janakpur, supposed capital of Videha, 89. 
Jarjku Rao of Gvaliyar, rupee of, 263, 
271. 
Jaora, coins from, 268. 
Jarasandha, King of Magadha, 94. 
layamala, King of Asam, 119, 290, 294. 
Jayavarman, Candella King, coins of, 
307. 
Jiyaji Rao, coins of, 263 ff., 273. 
Jodhpur, coins from, 272. 
Julfa, suburb of Isfahan, 170. 
Ka$eru, Tvastr’s daughter, seized by 
Naraka, 107. 
Kagmir, visited by Upagnpta, 80. 
Kiujmiri, consonantal system of, 180 ff. 
Kadaphes, coin of, 300. 
Kadphises II., coin of, 133. 
Kala-Dipa, 341. 
Kaliqga, eponymous King, 90 ff. 
-, ancient country of, 98 ff. 
Kalingapatam, 99. 
Kamarupa, ancient country of, 108, 289, 
293. 
Kaniska, coin of, 2. 
Kansai, modern river, identical with an¬ 
cient Kapi<ja, 98. 
Kap^a, ancient river, 98. 
Kapila-Samhita, modern Pauranic work, 
date of, 334. 
Karana, meaning of, 295 note. 
Karuli, coins from, 270. 
Karmajgga-paddhati, 338. 
Karun, Persian river, 174. 
Kashgar, struggle between Muhamma¬ 
dans and Buddhists in, 256. 
Kasi, name of a hamlet ( pataka) in 
Hapybma District of ancient Asam, 
mentioned in Gauhati Grant, 122, 126, 
127, 130, 132. 
