INDEX.

(The figures in thick type refer to the Introduction and Appendices.)
abdapa, a conventional term for the
Mêsha-Saṁkrânti, both apparent and
mean, 145, 146;—the figures for the
abdapa, obtained by Prof. K. L.
Chhatre's Tables, are for the apparent
Mêsha-Saṁkrânti, 145, 147;—and
they give the week-day and time, on
and at which it occurred, 146, 147;—
the annual variation in the abdapa is
1 day, 15 ghaṭîs, 31.5 palas . . . 147
a-bhaṭa-chchhatra-prâvêśya, a fiscal term
98 n., 242, 249
Abhayadatta, a minister of Vishṇu-
vardhana of Mâlava . . . . **1