The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.106

c10.106

Y Yādava Rāja Tirukāḷatti dēva, father of Vīra Rākshasa Yādava, 125 Yādavarāya / Narasimha, probably Hoyśaḷa prince Narasimha, 132; Poṭṭapi prince Yādava Vīra-Narasimha, (foot-note, p. 132) Yādava-Rāya, Narasimha II, 135; this name has no connection with the Hoyśaḷas, (foot-note, p. 135) Yahya Khān, 327 Yajna Śri, Gautamiputra, 325 Yajna Śri, Sātakarni, defeat of, 320, 324 Yajna Śri Sātakarni, the Andhra king wars with the Sungas and is defeated by Agnimitra, the son of Pushyamitra Sunga about 170 B.C., (p. 8)—see note on p. 8 for the opinions held about the result of the war Yajñaśrī Sātakarani, Āndhra king defeated by Prince Agnimitra, 12 Yakshas, figures of, 128 Yānaikkat-Sēy, 339 Yaśodāman, 322 Yaśodāman I, 321 Yavanikā, alias Eḷini, 128 Yelandūr Taluk, record at, 95 Yelburga, battle at, 125 Yēnamaṇḍala, 147 Yeragaya-dēva-Koḷam Raja, 155, 361 Yēwūr, grant at, 66 Yēwūr, 73, 86 Yueh-chi, a Kushana tribe, arrive in Northern India, 13 Yueh-chi, overrunning of Afghanistan by, 321 ‘Yuddhamalla’, title of Vinayāditya, 334 Yuddhamalla I, 337 Yuddhamalla II, 337 Yuddhamalla II, son of Tādapa, 44, 45