1. Кеау, р. 204; Satish Chandra, Medieval India (2000), p. 17.

2. Sircar, pp. 290–291.

3. Quoted in Ray, p. 81.

4. Quoted in Keay, pp. 204–205.

5. Abu al-Nasr Muhammad ibn Abd al-Jabbar al-Utbi, Kitab-i-Yamini, trans. James Reynolds (1858), pp. 23–24, 33.

6. Ibid., p. 39; Keay, p. 206.

7. Quoted in Elliot and Dowson, pp. 26–27; Chandra, p. 17.

8. Chandra, p. 18.

9. Ibid., p. 19.

10. Romesh Chunder Dutt, A History of Civilisation in Ancient India (2000), pp. 325–326.

11. Ibn Fadlan, pp. 37–38.

12. James Heitzman, Gifts of Power (1997), p. 6; Keay, p. 216; E. Hultzsch and H. Krishna Sastri, Miscellaneous Inscriptions from the Tamil Country (1899), «Tiruvalangadu Copper-Plates», v. 84.

13. Pechilis Premiss, pp. 100–101, 104.

14. Hultzsch and Sastri, «Tiruvalangadu Copper-Plates», v. 87, 96–97.

15. Ronald Findlay and Kevin H. O’Rourke, Power and Plenty (2007), p. 68; Hultzsch and Sastri, «Tiruvalangadu Copper-Plates», v. 92.

16. Hultzsch and Sastri, «Tiruvalangadu Copper-Plates», v. 98, v. 112.

17. Heitzman, pp. 6-10.

18. Sen, p. 44.