Taylor, Meadows, discovered certain mysterious cromlechs, cairns, and
stone circles in the Shorapur District, and attributed them
to the Turanian or Scythian race

XXX

ib.

ib.

...

dedicated to Sakti on the Brahmjuin Hill at Gaya

containing a lingam called Pataleswara Mahadeva at Gaya
erected by Ahalya Bai on the Pretsila Hill at Gaya
supposed to have been built by Amara Sinha at Buddha Gaya

of Vageswari Devi at Buddha Gaya, contains a circular
stone

called Tara Devi at Buddha Gaya

6

11

ib.

13

at Nalanda erected on a spot where Buddha had dwelt for
three months

41

containing a statue of Buddha in the Barabar Hills

close to the Iron Pillar of Dilli supposed to have been built by
Anang Pal...

...

of Kesava Deva at Mathura said to have been pulled down by
Aurangzib

153

235

...

on the mound of Makhdum Jahaniya in the
Sikhana Mahalla of Kanoj ...

Thomas, Edward, noted for his History of India, illustrative of its
coins, inscriptions, and other monuments

292

xxvii

A list of his writings as follows:

Coins of the Hindu Kings of Cabul.

Coins of the Kings of Ghazni,

Coins of the Sah Kings of Saurashtra.

On the epoch of the Gupta Dynasty.

On the coins of the Gupta Dynasty.

On ancient Indian Numerals.

On Prinsep's Indian Antiquities.

Supplementary Notice of the coins of the Kings of Ghazni.

Tradition regarding the erection of Iron Pillar by Bilan Deo (or
Anang Pal)...

"Tree and Serpent Worship"-a work by J. Fergusson ...

ib.

300

171

xxiii

...

Ukula-kshetra, the original name of Soron, received the name of

ib.

266

232

105

...

69

ib.

327

ib.

...

- to the North of the Rapti ...

ib.

Uttara Kosala. The Northern part of Ajudhya called
Ganda, a District of
Kosala, a District of

to the South of the Rapti

Vadathi-ka-kubha. A cave in the Nagarjuni Hills called

Vageswari Devi. Temple of at Buddha Gaya

Vairatkhera. Barikhar, a village on the top of a mound called

Vaisa, or Bais, Rajput, mistaken for Vaisya, or Bais, the name of the
merchant class of the Hindus

Vajra Varahi. A broken statue of the three-headed goddess called

Vajrasan, or the diamond throne of Buddha, at Buddha Gaya

SUBJECT.

Vapiya-ka-kubha. A cave in the Nagarjuni Hills called -

Vasubandhu. Madipur, the scene of Sanghabhadra's death when
overcome by

157

250

302

65

ib.

An account of a at Nalanda as given by Hwen Thsang

Vihara with the tooth of Buddha to the South of the town of Kanoj

200 feet in height on a mound in Bhatpuri Mahalla of
Kanoj

...

269

5

...

Vipula (mount), supposed to be identical with Wepullo of Pali annals
Virasana, the name given to Piloshanna by M. Julien