The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.101

c10.101

Vira Chūḷāmaṇi, Bāṇa chief, 38, 39 Viradāman, 321 Vira or Bīra Dēva, Sāntāra chief, 86 Vira-Dēva, son of Srīkaṇṭha, 259 ——— Sāntāra, vassal of the Chāḷukya, 77 Virādhi-Vira, Narasimha III, 190 ——— title of Bhānudēva II, 181 Vira Gaṇḍagōpāla, title of Manma Siddha III, 171 ——— Gaṅga alias Viṣṇuvardhana, brother of Ballāḷa I, 92, 101 Virahōbala, 387 Virajāya, son of Śrīkaṇṭha, 272 Vira Kēraḷa, ruler of Travancore, 71, 105, 360 ——— ruler of Veṇāḍ, 99 Vira-Kēraḷa-Rāmavarman-Tiruvaḍi, in Tranvancore, 273 ——— Tiruvaḍi, 360 Vira Kēraḷavarman, alias Jayasimha, 232 ——— ruler of Veṇāḍ, 100 Vira Kēśarin, 378 ——— Pāṇḍya, son of Pāṇḍya Śrīvallabha, 80 Vira Kūrchavarman, son of Skandavarman III, 19 Virala, another name of Kanchala, (foot-note, p.86) Viramā, married to Nṛsimha, 213 Vira-Mahādēvi, another name of Kanchala (foot-note, p. 107) Vira-Mahēndra, another name of Bhīma II, 45 ——— II, 372 Vira Mallanna, alias Mallappa; prince; son of Dēva Rāya I, 210 Vira Mārttāṇḍa-Varman, 218 Virāmbā, 338 Vira Mindan, a biruda of Anmaiyappan Sambuvarāyan, 12 Vira Narasimha, 236 ——— alias 'Bhujabala-Rāya', 401 ——— death of, 237 ——— governor of the South, 246 ——— son of Narasa Nāyaka, 235 ——— same as Immaḍi Narasimha, 233 Vira Narasimha-Yādava Rāya, Chōḷa viceroy, (foot-note, p. 135) 'Vira Nārāyaṇa', title of Parāntaka I, 340 Viranna, son of Bommanna, viceroy of Dēva Rāya, 209 Virappaṇāji, 360 Viranna Kanupūr, inscription at, 272 Virapu, son of Vira Rājaya, 270 Vira-Padmanābha-Mārttāṇḍa-Varman, ruler of Veṇāḍ, 149 Vira Pāṇḍya, 50, 78, 182, 219, 220, 356, 373, 378 ——— ruler at Coimbatore, 163; ruler of Kaḷasa country, 173, 217, king of Madura, 123 ——— in Tinnevelly, 218 ——— alias Abhirāma-Varatuṅga, 265 ——— alias Pāṇḍyappa, 249 ——— ruler of Noḷambavāḍi country, 104, 105, 110, 111, 112, 113 ——— a son of Parākrama Pāṇḍya, 115; becomes Pāṇḍya king, 116, 117 ——— a Pāṇḍya king, his fleeing before Malik Kāfur, 177, 178, 179 Vira Pāṇḍya 'Nigalanka-malla', 373 Vira-Pārvati, alias Śrīgirindra, 215 Virappa, 339 Virappa Nāyaka, of Madura, 261, 270, 364, 399 ——— flight of, 263 Virappa Nāyaka I, gifts by, 262 'Vira Pratāpa Dēva Rāya', title of Virūpāksha III, 226 Vira Rāghava, ruler of Travancore, 181, 360 Vira Rājaya, 339, 343 Vira Rāja, the Changāḷva chief, 277 Vira-Rāja-Udaiyār, Changāḷva chief, 257 Vira Rājaya, son of Nañjuṇḍa, 276 Vira Rājēndra, brother of Rājēndradēva, 76; his accession, 77, 78, 79; his success in Ceylon, 79, 341, 342