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

310 CORPUS INSCRIPTIONUM INDICARUM. VOL. III
twenty-second . . . . . 124
twenty-fifth . . . . . 195
twenty-seventh . . 117, 116, 274 n.
decimal figures (see also dates); the ear-
liest epigraphical instances of the use
of them, 209 n.; — instances of the use
of them in the Verâwal and Môrbî re-
cords, 85, 91, 97; — instances of the
mixture of them with numerical sym-
bols, 292 and n.; — forms of decimal
figures illustrated in this series of
Plates:—
eight . . . . . . 292
Dehli District, an inscription from the . 139
Dêô-Baraṇârk, a village in the Shâhâbâd
District; mentioned under the ancient
name of Vâruṇikâ, 214, 215, 218; — the
modern name is from Dêva-Varuṇârka,
215; — the inscription of Jîvitagupta
II. . . . . . . . 213
Dêôgaḍh, a village in Central India; ex-
amination of the date of the inscription
of Bhôjadêva of Kanauj, of Vikrama-
Saṁvat 919 and Saka-Saṁvat 784, which
proves that one or other, or both, of the
unequal systems of the nakshatras con-
tinued in use up to A.D. 862 . . 107
‘Deoghar,’ a village in the ‘Santâl’ Par-
gaṇâs; a late inscription at this place,
mentioning Âdityasêna of Magadha . 212 n.
Dêôriyâ, a village in the Allâhâbâd
District; a Buddhist inscription . 271
Dêrabhaṭa (of Valabhî) . . . 41, 184
dêśa, a territorial term . . . 32 and n.
Dêva, a proper name . . . . 71
Dêvadâṅgiras, a grantee . . . 105
Dêvâḍhya, Mahârâja (Parivrâjaka) 97
and n., 104, 109, 115
Dêvagupta, Dêvaguptadêva (Gupta of
Magadha), 15, 215 n., 217, 240, 247; —
his wife was Kamaladêvî, 217; — his
daughter Prabhâvatiguptâ was the wife
of Rudrasêna II. . . . 15, 240, 247
Dêvaka, a proper name . . . 286
Dêvakî, the mother of Krishna . . 55
Dêvamitra, a grantee . . . 105
Dêvanâga, a grantee . . . 105
Dêvapattana, an ancient name of the
modern Verâwal . . . . 91
Dêvarâja, possibly a title of Chandra-
gupta II.; but it has not been found on
his coins, and it is more probably the
name of one of his ministers . 33 and n
Dêvarâshṭra, a country in Southern India;
in the time of Samudragupta, its king
was Kubêra . . . . 13
Dêvârya, a grantee, 242; — another of
the same name . . . . 242
Dêvaśarman, a grantee, 243; — another of
the same name . . . . 248
Dêvaśarmârya, a grantee . . . 243
Dêvasvâmin, a grantee, 105; — another
of the same name . . . . 109
Dêvatâ, a proper name . . . . 263
Dêvavishṇu, a proper name . . . 71
dêvî, a title of wives of Mahârâjas (used
also as a termination of the names of
wives of both paramount sovereigns and
feudatories; see under names, proper)
221 and n., 232
Dêvî, the goddess Pârvatî, the wife of
Siva, as ‘the (principal) goddess,’ 225,
227; — a mention of her defeating the
demon Mahishâsura . . . 227
Dêvî, daughter of a supposed Mahâdaitya,
an imaginary wife of Samudragupta . 18, 19
dêya-dharma, ‘an appropriate religious
gift;’ a formula used in certain dona-
tive inscriptions . . 25 and n., 210,
263, 272, 273, 274, 279, 280, 282
Dhanada, — the god Kubêra, as ‘the giver
of wealth’ . . 14, 21, 28, 44, 51, 54, 257
Dhanada-Varuṇ-Êndr-Ântaka-sama, an
epithet of Samudragupta, 14, 21 n., 28,
44, 51, 54, 257; — applied also to
Vijayarâja (Chalukya of Gujarât) . 14 n.
Dhanañjaya of Kusthalapura, a king in
Southern India, conquered by Samudra-
gupta . . . . . . 13
Dhanêsa, the god Kubêra, as ‘the lord of
wealth’ . . . . 169, 181
Dhânyavâhika, an ancient village in
Baghêlkhaṇḍ . . . 124 and n.
Dhanyavishṇu, younger brother of the
Mahârâja Mâtṛivishṇu . . 89, 90, 160, 161
Dhârâ, a city, the modern Dhâr in Cen-
tral India; reference to the defeat of a
king of this city by a Maukhari chief . 230
Dharapaṭṭa, Mahârâja (of Valabhî) . 41, 168
Dharasêna I., Sênâpati (of Valabhî) . 41, 168
Dharasêna II., Mahârâja (of Valabhî) 41,
169, 171, 181; — his Mâliyâ grant of
the (Gupta-Valabhî) year 252 . . 164
Dharasêna III. (of Valabhî) . . 41, 182
Dharasêna IV. (of Valabhî), 41, 134 n.,
183; — he was the first paramount
sovereign in the Valabhî family; and
his power was perhaps more extensive
than that of his successors, 134 n.; —
examination of the date in his Kaira
grant of the (Gupta-Valabhî) year 330 . 93
dharmachakra, the Buddhist ‘wheel of
religion,’ as an emblem on inscription
stones . . . . . 263, 269
Dharmadâsa, a proper name . . 280
Dharmadêva (Lichchhavi of Nêpâl), 182,
186, 189; — his wife was Râjyavatî . 182
Dharmâditya, a biruda or second name
of Sîlâditya I. of Valabhî, 41, 181; —
and of Kharagraha II. of Valabhî . 41, 184
Dharmadôsha, a minister of Vishnuvar-
dhana of Mâlava . . . . 157
Dharmagupta, a proper name . . . 282
Dharmârya, a grantee, 248; — another of
the same name . . . . . 243