गुप्त अभिलेख संग्रह (जे. एफ. फ्लीट - गुप्त सम्राटों एवं परवर्ती नरेशों के ऐतिहासिक पाषाण व ताम्रलेख)

THE GUPTA INSCRIPTIONS; INDEX. 305
[Left Column]
Bhândak, a village in the Central Pro-
vinces; it is not to be identified with
Vâkâṭaka as the supposed name of a
place . . . . . . . . . . 234
Bhandarkar, Dr. R. G.; views expressed
by him on the Gupta era and connect-
ed matters . . . . . . . . 48, 63
Bhânugupta, a king, perhaps of the Early
Gupta stock, 7, 17, 92, 93, 152;—the
Êraṇ pillar inscription, which gives for
him the date of the (Gupta) year 191,
. . 91;—a note on the details of the
date . . . . . . . . . . 77 n.
Bhânuguptâ, wife of Ravikîrtti . . 152, 156
Bharadvâja gôtra included the Parivrâjaka
Mahârâjas . . . . . . . . 115
Bhâraśiva, a tribe or dynasty, connected
by marriage with the Vâkâṭaka Mahâ-
râjas . . . . . . . . 241, 248
Bharata, an epic hero . . . . . 77 147
Bharatpur State, inscriptions from the 251, 252
Bhartṛiśarman, a grantee . . . . 243
Bharukachchha, an intermediate ancient
name of the modern Broach . . . 95 n.
Bhâskarâchârya, an astronomer; the
author of the Siddhânta-Śirômaṇi, the
date of which is A.D. 1150-51,
. . 156 n.;—his rendering of the rule
of the Brahma-Siddhânta, for one of
the unequal-space systems of the nak-
shatras . . . . . . . . . 166
Bhâskaradatta, a grantee . . . . . 97
bhaṭa, 'regular troops,' in composition
with châṭa and chhatra, 98 and n., 105,
109, 120, 128, 132, 138, 169, 195, 199,
242, 249, 299;—used alone . 98 n., 241, 248
Bhaṭârka, Sênâpati (of Valabhî), 41, 167,
180;—he overthrew a tribe or dynasty
named Maitraka . . . . 13, 167, 180
Bhaṭṭa, a title of respect attached to the
names of learned Brâhmaṇs . 52, 190, 298
Bhaṭṭâraka, a regal title, properly applied
to feudatory Mahârâjas, 177, 178, 180,
181, 17 n.;—but sometimes applied to
paramount sovereigns, 180, 17 n.;—ap-
plied to a Yuvarâja, 181;—used with-
out anything to shew the status of the
person whom it qualifies, 182;—in the
sense of 'worthy of worship, sacred,' ap-
plied to gods, 17 n.;—thus, to the Sun,
129, 218;—in the sense of 'reverend,'
applied to priests . . . . . . 17 n.
Bhaṭṭârikâ, feminine of Bhaṭṭâraka, a
title of the wives of Mahârâjas and
Mahâsâmantas . . . . 17 n., 221, 290
Bhaṭṭisôma, a proper name . . . . 67
Bhau Daji, Dr.; views expressed by him
on the Gupta era and connected
matters . . . . . . . . 41, 44
Bhava, a Buddhist teacher . . . . 277
Bhavadatta, a grantee . . . . . 298
Bhavanâga, Mahârâja, of the Bhâraśiva
tribe or dynasty; his daughter was the
wife of Gautamîputra . . . 241, 248
[Right Column]
Bhavânî, the goddess Pârvatî, the wife of
Śiva, in her pacific and amiable form . 228
bhava-sṛij, 'the creator of existence,' an
epithet of the god Śiva . . . 155 and n.
Bhavasvâmin, a grantee . . . . . 97
Bhêlsâ, a town in Scindia's Dominions;
inscriptions in its neighbourhood . . 21, 34
Bhikshu, 'a Buddhist mendicant,' 33, 34,
47, 262, 281;—mention of Śâkya
Bhikshus . . . . 272, 279, 280, 282
Bhikshuṇî, feminine of Bhikshu; men-
tion of a Śâkya Bhikshuṇî . . . . 274
Bhîmadêva, a Hindu king of Kâbul;
remarks on some of his coins, which
have been supposed to bear dates in
the Gupta era . . . . . 57 to 60
Bhîmavarman, Mahârâja, 266;—his Kô-
sam image inscription of the (Gupta)
year 139 . . . . . . . . 266
Bhitarî, a village in the Ghâzîpur District;
the pillar inscription of Skandagupta 52
bhôga, a territorial term . . . 112 and n.
bhôgabhâga, 'share of the enjoyment,' a
fiscal term . . . . 189, 195, 200, 299
Bhôgadêvî, sister of Aṁśuvarman, and
wife of Śûrasêna or Śûrasêna . . 180
Bhôgavarman (Maukhari), son-in-law of
Âdityasêna of Magadha . 177 n., 187, 15 n.
Bhôgavarman, son of Bhôgadêvî and
Śûrasêna or Śûrasêna, and nephew of
Aṁśuvarman . . . . . 177 n., 180
Bhôgavarman, Syâmin, the Dûtaka of the
inscription of Śivadêva I. of the (Gupta)
year 316; perhaps to be identified with
the nephew of Aṁśuvarman . 177 and n.
Bhôgika, an official title 100 and n., 105,
109, 120, 124, 129, 134
bhôgya-tithi, 'the portion of a tithi that
is still to run' . . . . . . 152
Bhôjadêva of Kanauj; examination of
the date of his Dêôgaḍh inscription of
Vikrama-Saṁvat 919 and Śaka-Saṁvat
784, which proves that one or other,
or both, of the unequal systems of the
nakshatras continued in use up to
A.D. 862 . . . . . . . . 107
Bhôjaka, the title of a class of priests 218 and n.
Bhôjakadêvârya, a grantee . . . . 243
Bhôjakaṭa, a kingdom subject to the Vâ-
kâṭaka Mahârâjas . . . . . 241
Bhôpâl State, inscriptions from the, 29,
260, 279;—remarks on the spelling and
derivation of the name of Bhôpâl . 29 n.
Bhrukuṇṭhasiṅha, a proper name . . 71
Bhujaṅgadâsa, a proper name . . . 116
bhukta-tithi, 'the elapsed portion of a
tithi' . . . . . . . . 152
bhukti, a territorial term 100 n., 218 and
n., 295 and n., 298
Bhumarâ a village in the Nâgaudh State;
the pillar inscription of Hastin and
Śarvanâtha . . . . . . . 110
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