The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.100

c10.100

Vikrama Pāṇḍya, 378 ——— enthronement of, 116 ——— son of Kulaśēkhara, 123, 127 ——— uncle of Vira Pāṇḍya, 111 ——— usurper of the throne of Ceylon, 71, (foot-note, p. 71) Vikramāpura, Kaṇṇanūr, 144, 149 Vikrama Rudra, Kōnamaṇḍala chief, 100; perhaps a biruda of Kōna Rājēndra Choḍa I, 100 Vikrama-Sāntāra alias Oḍḍamarasa, 86 Vikramēndra I, 404 ——— II, 404 Vikramēndravarman, fourth Viṣṇukuṇḍin chief, 21 Vilanda, 30, 40 Vilāpāka, grant, 399 Vilivāyakura II, the Āndhra king or Gautamīputra Sātakarṇi, date of accession, 14; war on Nahapāṇa, 325 Vilvēli, or bowmen, 24 Viliñam, 27, 30, 31, 32, 34 Vimalāditya, 59, 61, 337, 338, 358, 382 ——— Madhurāntaka-Poṭṭapi Chōḷa, Telugu Chōḍa chief, 99 Virudarāja-Bhayahkara, biruda of Rājēndra II, 337 Vināji, 365 Vinayāditya, 69, 334, 351, 357 ——— Hoysāḷa chief, 76, 77, 88 ——— ruler of W. Mysore, 84 ——— Yuddhamalla, son of Vikramāditya I, 26; ruler of Gaṅgavāḍi 96,000 Province, 87, 89, 90, 91; the end of his reign, 92; Hoysāḷa king, 67, 118 Vināyaka, 355 Vinaya-Mahādēvi, the Vaiḍumba princess, 68 Vindhyaśakti, 398 Vinnam, 30, 31 Vinna-Siddhi, 396 Vinukoṇḍa, province, 256 Vira, 343 ——— chief of Sāntaliġē, 139 ——— father of Bomma, 157 ——— alias Varatungarāma, Pāṇḍya, 265 ——— I, 389 ——— II, 390 Vira or Doḍḍa Vira Rājēndra, 343 Vira Ballāḷa, son of Ballāḷa III, 177, 178, (foot-note, p. 183) ——— III, 189, (foot-note, p. 189) Virabhadra, 373, 386 ——— alias Kṛṣṇa, 182, 189 ——— Gajapati, 240 ——— Nāyaka, 275, 359, 360, 276 Virabhadrēśvara, a Chāḷukya prince, 355 Vira Bhānu II, 358 ——— III, 358 ——— accession year of, 359 ——— IV, 358 Vira Bhānudēva I, 358 Virabhūpa, alias Periya-Virappa-Nāyaka, 264 Vira Bhūpati, nephew of Dēva Rāya I, 211 ——— prince, grandson of Harihara II, 203 ——— son of Prince Bukka II, 203, 213 ——— rule in Tanjore for his uncle, King Dēva Rāya I, 210 Vira Bomma, 369 ——— Champanāyan, 389 ——— Chikka Rāja, 339 ——— Chōḷa, lord of Uraiyur or Kol, 74 ——— son of Puṅgalvippavargaṇḍa, Lāṭa Rāja, 55, 341 ——— son of Kulottuṅga I, 88, 89, 90 ——— Ilaṅgōvēḷār — Pṛthivīpati II called, 42 Koṅgāḷva, local ruler at Coorg, 119 ——— Lāṭa rāja, son of Rājāditya, chief of Lāṭa, 45 ——— Pṛthivīpati II, 49