The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.103

c10.103

Vishṇuvarman I, 19, 352 Vishvas Rao, alias ‘Sadāśiva Bhāu’, 365 —— death of, 303 Viśvanātha, 351 —— son of Hoyśaḷa Ramanātha, 172, 173 Viśvanātha Nāyaka, 246, 247, 248 —— arrangement with Sevappa Nāyaka, 256 —— brother of Virappa; gifts by, 262 —— viceroy in Madura, 245 Viśvanātha Nāyaka I, 364 Viśvanātha Nāyaka II, 364 Viśvasēna, 321 Viśvasimha, 321 Viśvēśvara, 838 —— a chief of Chāḷukya descent, 209 Viṭṭhala, 403 Vijayanagar, Dynasties of, 400 Viṭṭhala, 250; governor of under Sadāśiva, 248; a minister, (foot-note 1, p. 207), of Aravidu, 251 Viṭṭhalaswami, temple of, 239, 241, 246, 255 Vivalūr, its capture by Senguṭṭuvan, 15 Vayirāgaram, 84 Vizagapatam, inscription at, 84, 97, 148, 164 Voharaka Tissa, son of Sirināga I, 17