Index (Metadata)

The <Index /> provides a site-wide list of terms built from the labels listed under the metadata key of the canopy.yml . During the build, every configured collection and manifest is traversed, and the values for each label are organized. The <Index /> then emits a <dl> per label with <dt> for the heading and <dd> rows for every value that appeared anywhere in the corpus. Think of it as a metadata-based analog to a physical volume's index. Every value doubles as a link to /search so readers can jump straight into filtered results for that term.

<Index />

Subject: Afghan Wars; Afghanistan; Afghanistan--Ghaznī; Afghanistan--Kandahār; Afghanistan--Paktīā; Alai Darwaza (Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, Delhi, India); Animal fighting; Anstruther, David, 1750-1825; Antiquities; Arabian Sea; Architecture; Architecture, British colonial; Architecture, Mughal Empire; Armies--Officers; Art; Asceticism--Hinduism; Asia--East Indies; Asia--Ganges River; Asia--Kabul River; Aurangzeb, Emperor of Hindustan, 1618-1707; Baluchi (Southwest Asian people); Bangladesh--Comilla; Bangladesh--Dhaka; Banyan tree; Bay of Bengal; Beavers; Beggars; Belgium; Bhutan; Bird's-eye views in art; Boats and boating; Brahmanism; Bridges; British Residency (Hyderabad, India); Buddhist architecture; Buddhist funeral rites and ceremonies; Buddhist temples; Buildings; Buller, John, 1761?-1807; Bullock carts; Burma--Pegu; Canada; Caravans; Castles; Cave architecture; Cave temples; Central Africa; Chariots; China; Columns; Cotton trade; Death--Religious aspects--Hinduism; Decoration and ornament; Dioceses; Discoveries in geography; Durani (Afghanistan people); Dwellings; East India Company; Egypt; Egypt--Cairo; Elephants; Ethnic costume; Europe--British Isles; Fakirs; Fishing; Fishing boats; Fortification; France; France--Auvergne; France--Burgundy; France--Franche-Comté; France--Languedoc; France--Lyonnais; French Polynesia--Tahiti (Island); Gardens; Gates; Gateways; Generals; Ghats (Architecture); Great Britain. Army; Hazāras; Hermitages; Himalaya Mountains; Hindu architecture; Hindu cave temples; Hindu funeral rites and ceremonies; Hindu gods in art; Hindu mythology in art; Hindu pilgrims and pilgrimages; Hindu rock-cut temples; Hindu sculpture; Hindu shrines; Hindu temples; Hinduism; Hinduism--Customs and practices; Hinduism--Rituals; Hindus--Rites and ceremonies; Household employees; Hungary; Hunters; Hunting; Hunting in art; India; India--Agra; India--Ahmadābād; India--Alaknanda River; India--Anjengo; India--Aravalli Range; India--Aurangābād; India--Bengal; India--Bharūch (District); India--Bihar and Orissa; India--Bundi; India--Calicut; India--Cauvery River; India--Chennai; India--Cochin; India--Daulatabad; India--Delhi; India--Dwārka; India--Ellora Caves; India--Etawa; India--Gangotri Glacier; India--Godāvari River; India--Golconda; India--Gujarat; India--Haridwār; India--Hosur; India--Hyderabad; India--Jammu and Kashmir; India--Jaunapura; India--Jodhpur (District); India--Karanja; India--Karavali; India--Kāthiāwār Peninsula; India--Kolkata; India--Konkan; India--Landour Cantonment; India--Lucknow; India--Malabar Coast; India--Mughal Empire; India--Mumbai Harbour; India--Mumbai--Elephanta Caves; India--Murshidābād (District); India--Mussoorie; India--Mylapore (Chennai); India--Mysore; India--Narmada River; India--Nāsik; India--Odisha; India--Patna; India--Pulicat Lake; India--Pune; India--Purī; India--Rajasthan; India--Rajmahal Hills; India--Satara; India--Satpura Range; India--Simla; India--Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir); India--Srīperumbūdur; India--Surat; India--Tamil Nadu; India--Tellicherry; India--Tonk; India--Uttar Pradesh; India--Vadodara; India--Vārānasi (Uttar Pradesh); India--Yamuna River; Indians--Clothing; Indonesia; Iran; Iran--Kabūd Gunbad; Iran--Varāmīn (Tehran); Islamic architecture; Islamic sepulchral monuments; Islamic shrines; Jagannātha (Hindu deity); Jaina temples; Johnston, Alexander, Sir, 1775-1849; Kālī (Hindu deity); Khoikhoi (African people); Kings and rulers; Kings and rulers in art; Kutb Minar (Delhi, India); Litters; Mahiṣāsura (Hindu deity); Manners and customs; Mar Saba (Monastery); Markets; Mausoleums; Merchants; Mica; Middle East; Military architecture; Military camps; Military parades; Minarets; Miniature painting, Indic; Monasteries; Monsoons; Mosques; Mountain passes; Nairs; Obelisks; Occupations in art; Oxen; Pagodas; Pakistan--Kalāt District; Palaces; Poland; Political customs and rites; Portugal; Promenades (Pedestrian areas); Qutb Shahi dynasty; Regents; Relief (Sculpture); Rhinoceroses; Rivers; Rock-cut temples; Russia; Sailboats; Sailing ships; Sati; Satire in art; Sepoy Rebellion (India : 1857-1858); Sepulchral monuments; Sher Ali Khan, Amir of Afghanistan, 1825-1879; Shri Jagannath Temple (Purī, India); Singh, Pratap, Sir, 1845-1922; Siva (Hindu deity); Snake charmers; Soldiers; South America; Southern Africa; Spain; Sri Lanka; Sri Lanka--Jaffna; Sri Lanka--Kandy; Sri Lanka--Kurunegala; St. Paul's Church (Kandy, Sri Lanka); Stone carving; Stūpas; Temples; Terres australes et antarctiques françaises--Amsterdam Island; Tibet Region; Tombs; Towers; Turkey; Views in art; Watercolor painting, Indic; Waterfalls; Weddings; West Bank--Deir Mar Saba Site; Widows; Wild horses

Date: 1618; 1728; 1732; 1732 to 1746; 1744 to 1746; 1744 to 1755; 1746; 1746 to 1792; 1748; 1749; 1750 to 1765; 1752 to 1755; 1752?; 1769 to 1797; 1777 to 1778; 1777 to 1779; 1777?; 1778 to 1778; 1778 to 1779; 1778?; 1781; 1783 to 1818; 1793; 1794; 1803; 1804; 1805; 1806; 1810 to 1815; 1811?; 1812 to 1816; 1813; 1815 to 1830; 1816; 1820 to 1899; 1821; 1822?; 1826; 1826 to 1830; 1829?; 1830; 1830 to 1840; 1830 to 1845; 1831 to 1835; 1833; 1834; 1835?; 1838; 1839; 1840?; 1842; 1842 to 1849; 1843; 1844; 1845?; 1856?; 1858 to 1860; 1858 to 1861; 1858?; 1859; 1860; 1869?; 1875 to 1895; 1875 to 1900; 1876 to 1894; 1876 to 1895; 1876?; 1878?; 1887; 1895; August 12, 1809; December 1, 1848; December 2, 1797; January 1, 1803; January 1, 1805; January 1, 1864; January 1802; January 2, 1815; July 1806; July 21, 1804; July 30, 1804; June 1, 1807; June 1, 1812; June 15, 1782; June 4, 1804; June 4, 1806; March 1, 1804; March 2, 1811; March 29, 1794; May 12, 1794; May 1809; May 24, 1804; November 29, 1808; October 14, 1809; September 1, 1810; September 1, 1860; September 24, 1813

Language: Danish; English; French; German; Italian; Latin

Genre: albumen prints; aquarelles (paintings); aquatints (prints); caricatures; chromolithographs; color lithographs; corporation reports; drawings (visual works); early maps; engravings (prints); etchings (prints); intaglio prints; lithographs; mica (mineral); miniatures (paintings); photograph albums; portraits; watercolors (paintings)

Usage

All lists

Add the index to any content page to build a dedicated an index of terms across all items in your collections:

content/terms.mdx

---title: Terms--- # Terms A comprehensive index of terms across items in our collections: <Index />

Single list

Optionally, you can render a single label by passing label. This is helpful when you want to highlight one facet beside other narrative copy or define a dedicated page for a specific subset of terms.

content/terms/date.mdx

---title: Dates--- # Dates A comprehensive index of dates across items in our collections: <Index label="Date" />

Date: 1618; 1728; 1732; 1732 to 1746; 1744 to 1746; 1744 to 1755; 1746; 1746 to 1792; 1748; 1749; 1750 to 1765; 1752 to 1755; 1752?; 1769 to 1797; 1777 to 1778; 1777 to 1779; 1777?; 1778 to 1778; 1778 to 1779; 1778?; 1781; 1783 to 1818; 1793; 1794; 1803; 1804; 1805; 1806; 1810 to 1815; 1811?; 1812 to 1816; 1813; 1815 to 1830; 1816; 1820 to 1899; 1821; 1822?; 1826; 1826 to 1830; 1829?; 1830; 1830 to 1840; 1830 to 1845; 1831 to 1835; 1833; 1834; 1835?; 1838; 1839; 1840?; 1842; 1842 to 1849; 1843; 1844; 1845?; 1856?; 1858 to 1860; 1858 to 1861; 1858?; 1859; 1860; 1869?; 1875 to 1895; 1875 to 1900; 1876 to 1894; 1876 to 1895; 1876?; 1878?; 1887; 1895; August 12, 1809; December 1, 1848; December 2, 1797; January 1, 1803; January 1, 1805; January 1, 1864; January 1802; January 2, 1815; July 1806; July 21, 1804; July 30, 1804; June 1, 1807; June 1, 1812; June 15, 1782; June 4, 1804; June 4, 1806; March 1, 1804; March 2, 1811; March 29, 1794; May 12, 1794; May 1809; May 24, 1804; November 29, 1808; October 14, 1809; September 1, 1810; September 1, 1860; September 24, 1813

Limit and Toggle Customizations

By default each list shows up to 15 values before revealing a "Show more" button. You can adjust this limit and customize the button labels for internationalization or tone.

<Index  label="Subject"  limit={50}  expandLabel="Show more subjects"  collapseLabel="Show fewer subjects"/>

Pass limit={0} to show all values at once with no toggle button.

<Index  label="Subject"  limit={0}/>

Sort Order

Values within each label group can be ordered alphabetically (the default) or by frequency — most common value first. Use sortOrder="count" to surface the most-used terms at the top.

<Index  label="Subject"  sortOrder="count"/>

Subject: India; Mica; Miniature painting, Indic; Occupations in art; Watercolor painting, Indic; Himalaya Mountains; Fortification; Sri Lanka; Hindu funeral rites and ceremonies; Hindu temples; India--Mumbai--Elephanta Caves; Sati; Tombs; Views in art; Afghanistan; Asia--Ganges River; Elephants; Hindu pilgrims and pilgrimages; India--Bengal; Sailing ships; Architecture, British colonial; Architecture, Mughal Empire; Bridges; Buildings; Cave architecture; Dwellings; Fishing boats; Ghats (Architecture); Hindu architecture; Hindu gods in art; Hindu rock-cut temples; Hindu sculpture; India--Delhi; India--Haridwār; India--Hyderabad; India--Rajasthan; India--Yamuna River; Minarets; Palaces; Relief (Sculpture); Soldiers; Widows; Asia--East Indies; Banyan tree; Bird's-eye views in art; British Residency (Hyderabad, India); Cave temples; Death--Religious aspects--Hinduism; Europe--British Isles; Fakirs; French Polynesia--Tahiti (Island); Hinduism; India--Gujarat; India--Kolkata; India--Lucknow; India--Malabar Coast; India--Mughal Empire; India--Mumbai Harbour; India--Tonk; India--Vārānasi (Uttar Pradesh); Islamic architecture; Islamic sepulchral monuments; Kālī (Hindu deity); Monsoons; Mountain passes; Russia; Sepoy Rebellion (India : 1857-1858); Sri Lanka--Jaffna; Sri Lanka--Kandy; Stūpas; Temples; Afghan Wars; Afghanistan--Ghaznī; Afghanistan--Kandahār; Afghanistan--Paktīā; Alai Darwaza (Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, Delhi, India); Animal fighting; Anstruther, David, 1750-1825; Antiquities; Arabian Sea; Architecture; Armies--Officers; Art; Asceticism--Hinduism; Asia--Kabul River; Aurangzeb, Emperor of Hindustan, 1618-1707; Baluchi (Southwest Asian people); Bangladesh--Comilla; Bangladesh--Dhaka; Bay of Bengal; Beavers; Beggars; Belgium; Bhutan; Boats and boating; Brahmanism; Buddhist architecture; Buddhist funeral rites and ceremonies; Buddhist temples; Buller, John, 1761?-1807; Bullock carts; Burma--Pegu; Canada; Caravans; Castles; Central Africa; Chariots; China; Columns; Cotton trade; Decoration and ornament; Dioceses; Discoveries in geography; Durani (Afghanistan people); East India Company; Egypt; Egypt--Cairo; Ethnic costume; Fishing; France; France--Auvergne; France--Burgundy; France--Franche-Comté; France--Languedoc; France--Lyonnais; Gardens; Gates; Gateways; Generals; Great Britain. Army; Hazāras; Hermitages; Hindu cave temples; Hindu mythology in art; Hindu shrines; Hinduism--Customs and practices; Hinduism--Rituals; Hindus--Rites and ceremonies; Household employees; Hungary; Hunters; Hunting; Hunting in art; India--Agra; India--Ahmadābād; India--Alaknanda River; India--Anjengo; India--Aravalli Range; India--Aurangābād; India--Bharūch (District); India--Bihar and Orissa; India--Bundi; India--Calicut; India--Cauvery River; India--Chennai; India--Cochin; India--Daulatabad; India--Dwārka; India--Ellora Caves; India--Etawa; India--Gangotri Glacier; India--Godāvari River; India--Golconda; India--Hosur; India--Jammu and Kashmir; India--Jaunapura; India--Jodhpur (District); India--Karanja; India--Karavali; India--Kāthiāwār Peninsula; India--Konkan; India--Landour Cantonment; India--Murshidābād (District); India--Mussoorie; India--Mylapore (Chennai); India--Mysore; India--Narmada River; India--Nāsik; India--Odisha; India--Patna; India--Pulicat Lake; India--Pune; India--Purī; India--Rajmahal Hills; India--Satara; India--Satpura Range; India--Simla; India--Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir); India--Srīperumbūdur; India--Surat; India--Tamil Nadu; India--Tellicherry; India--Uttar Pradesh; India--Vadodara; Indians--Clothing; Indonesia; Iran; Iran--Kabūd Gunbad; Iran--Varāmīn (Tehran); Islamic shrines; Jagannātha (Hindu deity); Jaina temples; Johnston, Alexander, Sir, 1775-1849; Khoikhoi (African people); Kings and rulers; Kings and rulers in art; Kutb Minar (Delhi, India); Litters; Mahiṣāsura (Hindu deity); Manners and customs; Mar Saba (Monastery); Markets; Mausoleums; Merchants; Middle East; Military architecture; Military camps; Military parades; Monasteries; Mosques; Nairs; Obelisks; Oxen; Pagodas; Pakistan--Kalāt District; Poland; Political customs and rites; Portugal; Promenades (Pedestrian areas); Qutb Shahi dynasty; Regents; Rhinoceroses; Rivers; Rock-cut temples; Sailboats; Satire in art; Sepulchral monuments; Sher Ali Khan, Amir of Afghanistan, 1825-1879; Shri Jagannath Temple (Purī, India); Singh, Pratap, Sir, 1845-1922; Siva (Hindu deity); Snake charmers; South America; Southern Africa; Spain; Sri Lanka--Kurunegala; St. Paul's Church (Kandy, Sri Lanka); Stone carving; Terres australes et antarctiques françaises--Amsterdam Island; Tibet Region; Towers; Turkey; Waterfalls; Weddings; West Bank--Deir Mar Saba Site; Wild horses

Show Count

Pass showCount to display the number of items that carry each value alongside the term, e.g. Nepal (6).

<Index  label="Subject"  showCount/>

Subject: Afghan Wars (1); Afghanistan (4); Afghanistan--Ghaznī (1); Afghanistan--Kandahār (1); Afghanistan--Paktīā (1); Alai Darwaza (Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, Delhi, India) (1); Animal fighting (1); Anstruther, David, 1750-1825 (1); Antiquities (1); Arabian Sea (1); Architecture (1); Architecture, British colonial (3); Architecture, Mughal Empire (3); Armies--Officers (1); Art (1); Asceticism--Hinduism (1); Asia--East Indies (2); Asia--Ganges River (4); Asia--Kabul River (1); Aurangzeb, Emperor of Hindustan, 1618-1707 (1); Baluchi (Southwest Asian people) (1); Bangladesh--Comilla (1); Bangladesh--Dhaka (1); Banyan tree (2); Bay of Bengal (1); Beavers (1); Beggars (1); Belgium (1); Bhutan (1); Bird's-eye views in art (2); Boats and boating (1); Brahmanism (1); Bridges (3); British Residency (Hyderabad, India) (2); Buddhist architecture (1); Buddhist funeral rites and ceremonies (1); Buddhist temples (1); Buildings (3); Buller, John, 1761?-1807 (1); Bullock carts (1); Burma--Pegu (1); Canada (1); Caravans (1); Castles (1); Cave architecture (3); Cave temples (2); Central Africa (1); Chariots (1); China (1); Columns (1); Cotton trade (1); Death--Religious aspects--Hinduism (2); Decoration and ornament (1); Dioceses (1); Discoveries in geography (1); Durani (Afghanistan people) (1); Dwellings (3); East India Company (1); Egypt (1); Egypt--Cairo (1); Elephants (4); Ethnic costume (1); Europe--British Isles (2); Fakirs (2); Fishing (1); Fishing boats (3); Fortification (7); France (1); France--Auvergne (1); France--Burgundy (1); France--Franche-Comté (1); France--Languedoc (1); France--Lyonnais (1); French Polynesia--Tahiti (Island) (2); Gardens (1); Gates (1); Gateways (1); Generals (1); Ghats (Architecture) (3); Great Britain. Army (1); Hazāras (1); Hermitages (1); Himalaya Mountains (8); Hindu architecture (3); Hindu cave temples (1); Hindu funeral rites and ceremonies (5); Hindu gods in art (3); Hindu mythology in art (1); Hindu pilgrims and pilgrimages (4); Hindu rock-cut temples (3); Hindu sculpture (3); Hindu shrines (1); Hindu temples (5); Hinduism (2); Hinduism--Customs and practices (1); Hinduism--Rituals (1); Hindus--Rites and ceremonies (1); Household employees (1); Hungary (1); Hunters (1); Hunting (1); Hunting in art (1); India (42); India--Agra (1); India--Ahmadābād (1); India--Alaknanda River (1); India--Anjengo (1); India--Aravalli Range (1); India--Aurangābād (1); India--Bengal (4); India--Bharūch (District) (1); India--Bihar and Orissa (1); India--Bundi (1); India--Calicut (1); India--Cauvery River (1); India--Chennai (1); India--Cochin (1); India--Daulatabad (1); India--Delhi (3); India--Dwārka (1); India--Ellora Caves (1); India--Etawa (1); India--Gangotri Glacier (1); India--Godāvari River (1); India--Golconda (1); India--Gujarat (2); India--Haridwār (3); India--Hosur (1); India--Hyderabad (3); India--Jammu and Kashmir (1); India--Jaunapura (1); India--Jodhpur (District) (1); India--Karanja (1); India--Karavali (1); India--Kāthiāwār Peninsula (1); India--Kolkata (2); India--Konkan (1); India--Landour Cantonment (1); India--Lucknow (2); India--Malabar Coast (2); India--Mughal Empire (2); India--Mumbai Harbour (2); India--Mumbai--Elephanta Caves (5); India--Murshidābād (District) (1); India--Mussoorie (1); India--Mylapore (Chennai) (1); India--Mysore (1); India--Narmada River (1); India--Nāsik (1); India--Odisha (1); India--Patna (1); India--Pulicat Lake (1); India--Pune (1); India--Purī (1); India--Rajasthan (3); India--Rajmahal Hills (1); India--Satara (1); India--Satpura Range (1); India--Simla (1); India--Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) (1); India--Srīperumbūdur (1); India--Surat (1); India--Tamil Nadu (1); India--Tellicherry (1); India--Tonk (2); India--Uttar Pradesh (1); India--Vadodara (1); India--Vārānasi (Uttar Pradesh) (2); India--Yamuna River (3); Indians--Clothing (1); Indonesia (1); Iran (1); Iran--Kabūd Gunbad (1); Iran--Varāmīn (Tehran) (1); Islamic architecture (2); Islamic sepulchral monuments (2); Islamic shrines (1); Jagannātha (Hindu deity) (1); Jaina temples (1); Johnston, Alexander, Sir, 1775-1849 (1); Kālī (Hindu deity) (2); Khoikhoi (African people) (1); Kings and rulers (1); Kings and rulers in art (1); Kutb Minar (Delhi, India) (1); Litters (1); Mahiṣāsura (Hindu deity) (1); Manners and customs (1); Mar Saba (Monastery) (1); Markets (1); Mausoleums (1); Merchants (1); Mica (11); Middle East (1); Military architecture (1); Military camps (1); Military parades (1); Minarets (3); Miniature painting, Indic (11); Monasteries (1); Monsoons (2); Mosques (1); Mountain passes (2); Nairs (1); Obelisks (1); Occupations in art (11); Oxen (1); Pagodas (1); Pakistan--Kalāt District (1); Palaces (3); Poland (1); Political customs and rites (1); Portugal (1); Promenades (Pedestrian areas) (1); Qutb Shahi dynasty (1); Regents (1); Relief (Sculpture) (3); Rhinoceroses (1); Rivers (1); Rock-cut temples (1); Russia (2); Sailboats (1); Sailing ships (4); Sati (5); Satire in art (1); Sepoy Rebellion (India : 1857-1858) (2); Sepulchral monuments (1); Sher Ali Khan, Amir of Afghanistan, 1825-1879 (1); Shri Jagannath Temple (Purī, India) (1); Singh, Pratap, Sir, 1845-1922 (1); Siva (Hindu deity) (1); Snake charmers (1); Soldiers (3); South America (1); Southern Africa (1); Spain (1); Sri Lanka (6); Sri Lanka--Jaffna (2); Sri Lanka--Kandy (2); Sri Lanka--Kurunegala (1); St. Paul's Church (Kandy, Sri Lanka) (1); Stone carving (1); Stūpas (2); Temples (2); Terres australes et antarctiques françaises--Amsterdam Island (1); Tibet Region (1); Tombs (5); Towers (1); Turkey (1); Views in art (5); Watercolor painting, Indic (11); Waterfalls (1); Weddings (1); West Bank--Deir Mar Saba Site (1); Widows (3); Wild horses (1)

Both options can be combined:

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Subject: India (42); Mica (11); Miniature painting, Indic (11); Occupations in art (11); Watercolor painting, Indic (11); Himalaya Mountains (8); Fortification (7); Sri Lanka (6); Hindu funeral rites and ceremonies (5); Hindu temples (5); India--Mumbai--Elephanta Caves (5); Sati (5); Tombs (5); Views in art (5); Afghanistan (4); Asia--Ganges River (4); Elephants (4); Hindu pilgrims and pilgrimages (4); India--Bengal (4); Sailing ships (4); Architecture, British colonial (3); Architecture, Mughal Empire (3); Bridges (3); Buildings (3); Cave architecture (3); Dwellings (3); Fishing boats (3); Ghats (Architecture) (3); Hindu architecture (3); Hindu gods in art (3); Hindu rock-cut temples (3); Hindu sculpture (3); India--Delhi (3); India--Haridwār (3); India--Hyderabad (3); India--Rajasthan (3); India--Yamuna River (3); Minarets (3); Palaces (3); Relief (Sculpture) (3); Soldiers (3); Widows (3); Asia--East Indies (2); Banyan tree (2); Bird's-eye views in art (2); British Residency (Hyderabad, India) (2); Cave temples (2); Death--Religious aspects--Hinduism (2); Europe--British Isles (2); Fakirs (2); French Polynesia--Tahiti (Island) (2); Hinduism (2); India--Gujarat (2); India--Kolkata (2); India--Lucknow (2); India--Malabar Coast (2); India--Mughal Empire (2); India--Mumbai Harbour (2); India--Tonk (2); India--Vārānasi (Uttar Pradesh) (2); Islamic architecture (2); Islamic sepulchral monuments (2); Kālī (Hindu deity) (2); Monsoons (2); Mountain passes (2); Russia (2); Sepoy Rebellion (India : 1857-1858) (2); Sri Lanka--Jaffna (2); Sri Lanka--Kandy (2); Stūpas (2); Temples (2); Afghan Wars (1); Afghanistan--Ghaznī (1); Afghanistan--Kandahār (1); Afghanistan--Paktīā (1); Alai Darwaza (Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, Delhi, India) (1); Animal fighting (1); Anstruther, David, 1750-1825 (1); Antiquities (1); Arabian Sea (1); Architecture (1); Armies--Officers (1); Art (1); Asceticism--Hinduism (1); Asia--Kabul River (1); Aurangzeb, Emperor of Hindustan, 1618-1707 (1); Baluchi (Southwest Asian people) (1); Bangladesh--Comilla (1); Bangladesh--Dhaka (1); Bay of Bengal (1); Beavers (1); Beggars (1); Belgium (1); Bhutan (1); Boats and boating (1); Brahmanism (1); Buddhist architecture (1); Buddhist funeral rites and ceremonies (1); Buddhist temples (1); Buller, John, 1761?-1807 (1); Bullock carts (1); Burma--Pegu (1); Canada (1); Caravans (1); Castles (1); Central Africa (1); Chariots (1); China (1); Columns (1); Cotton trade (1); Decoration and ornament (1); Dioceses (1); Discoveries in geography (1); Durani (Afghanistan people) (1); East India Company (1); Egypt (1); Egypt--Cairo (1); Ethnic costume (1); Fishing (1); France (1); France--Auvergne (1); France--Burgundy (1); France--Franche-Comté (1); France--Languedoc (1); France--Lyonnais (1); Gardens (1); Gates (1); Gateways (1); Generals (1); Great Britain. 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API

Prop	Type	Default	Notes
`label`	string		Restrict the index to a single metadata label (case-insensitive match on the configured labels).
`metadata`	array	global	Optional override (array of `{label, values}`) to render a curated subset instead of the full set.
`limit`	number	`15`	Maximum number of values to show before revealing the toggle inside each `<dl>`. Pass `0` to show all values with no toggle.
`sortOrder`	`"alphabetically"` \| `"count"`	`"alphabetically"`	Order values alphabetically or by descending occurrence count. Sorting is applied before the limit, so the most relevant values are always visible first when using `"count"`.
`showCount`	boolean	`false`	When `true`, appends the occurrence count in parentheses after each value, e.g. `Nepal (6)`.
`expandLabel`	string	`Show more`	Text for the expand button when additional values are hidden.
`collapseLabel`	string	`Show less`	Text used after expanding the list.
`className`	string		Extra classes applied to the wrapping `<div>`. Each label always renders as its own `<dl>`.