H.
Haṃsa, a Gandharva, [102];
a bird, [5], and passim
Hari, Vishṇu, [1]
Hariṇikā, [145]
Hārīta, an ascetic, [35], [46], [202], [203], [206], [207], [208], [209]
Haritāla pigeons, [122], [145]
Harivaṃça, [29] note, [37] note, [138], [213]
Harsha Carita, Professor Cowell and Mr. Thomas, [vii], [viii], xvii note, [xx], [1], [159] note
Harsha, or Harshavardhana of Thāṇeçar, [vii], [viii], [xvii]
Hemajakūṭas, a tribe, [90]
Hemakūṭa, a mountain and city, [102], [113], [143], [163], [167], [171], [172], [186], [207], [208], [209]
Hiḍambā, a demon, [78]
Himālaya, mountain, [14], [92], [210], [212]
Himavat v. Himālaya, [92]
Hiouen Thsang, xvii note
Hiraṇyagarbha, the golden egg, i.e., Brahmā, [2]
Hiraṇyakaçipu, a demon, [30]
Hiraṇyāksha, [213]
Homa sacrifice, [39]