The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.148

c7.148

Piplianagar copper-plate and grant, 162, 177. Pīr Muḥammad, 234, 235. Pīrī or Pīrey, governor of Ghaznī, 97. Dynastic List, 311. Pīṭhāpuram: Eastern Chālukyas of, 172, 280. Inscriptions, 86, 165, 170, 172, 295, 309. Pīṭṭuga, 99. Dynastic List, 301. Plague in Southern Asia, 116. Pogilli inscription, 58. Point de Galle, capture by Portuguese, 271. Polasinda, 127. Polavāsa, conquered by Rudra, 157. Poliya (Prole or Prolaya) Vema Reḍḍi, Dynastic List, 302. Po-lo-ho, embassy to China, 92. Poṇṇambalā, daughter of Vīra-Someśvara, 184. Pōros, 8, 10. Portuguese empire in India: Albuquerque founder of, 268, 271. Malik Ayāz defeats Portuguese at Chaul, 269. Pedro Alvarez Cabral, voyage of, 267. Point de Galle and Colombo, acquisition, 271. Ternate, expulsion from, 274. Vasco da Gama, voyage, 266. Potarasa, 154. Poura, Alexander the Great at, 9. Poygai temple inscription, 178. Poysaleśvara temple inscription at Kaṇṇanūr, 204. “Prabandhachintāmaṇi,” 210. “Prabandhakośa,” 223. Prabhāchandra, 202. Prabhākaradeva, 83. Prabhākaramitra, translator, 48. Prabhākaravardhana of Ṭhāṇeśar, 43. Dynastic List, 306. Prabhānandasūri, author, 218. Prabhañjana, Dynastic List, 300. “Prabhārakacharita,” 202. Prabhāvatīgupta, wife of Rudrasena, 308. Prabhumerudeva, Dynastic List, 276. “Prabodhachandrodaya,” 133. Prachaṇḍa, 84. “Pradeśavyākhyātippaṇaka” on the “Āvaśyakasūtra,” 156. Pradhaman Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Pradyumnasūri, 202. Pradyumnakāmadeva of Nepāl, 126. Prajña, translator, 68.