The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.15

c10.15

Gangasāhini, general of Rudramma, 166 Gangavādi province, 39, 40, 63, 64, 70, 75, 76, 79, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 95, 98, 102, 105 —, 96000 country, 51, 74, 77, 87, 101, 124 Gangāyi-Nātchiyār, 391 Gangayya-Sāhini, minister of Ganapati, 150, 151 — General of Ganapati, 160 Gāngēya Sāhini, 359 Gānigitti, Jain temple at Hampe; built by Iruga, 203 Ganjam district, 23, 50, 84, 88, 105 Gattavādi, grant at, 40 Gaurambikā, 385 Gauri, 382 Gautamiputra, 398 Gautamiputra-Vilivāyakura II, victory of, over Nahapāna, 321 Gautayya I, 387 Gautayya II, 387 Ghanagiri, same as Penugonda (foot-note 1, p. 293) Ghandikōta, fortress of, 166, 178, 251 Ghāteyanka, probably the Nidugal chief Mangā, 93 Ghāteya ankakāra, Irivi-Nōlamba called, 59 Ghattiya-dēva, a biruda of Vira Rākshasa Yādava, 125 Ghāzi Āli, general of Abdullah, 278 Ghiyāsu-d-din Dhamaghani, Sultan of Madura, his horrible cruelty to the Hindus and his death, 187; his fight with Ballāla III and his killing him, 188, 363 Ghāzi Malik, Sultan of Delhi, 181, 345 Ghāzi-ud-din, 205, 289, 345 Ghāzi-ud-din Khān, Governor of the Dekhan, 290, 298 Ghiyāsu-d-din Balban, Ulugh Khān, 157, 344 Ghiyāsu-d-din Khān, 327 Ghiyāsu-d-din Tughlak, name of Ghāzi Malik after becoming the Sultan of Delhi, his sending his son against Warangal, 181, 182; killed by an accident, 183, 345 ‘Ghondpore’, for Kondapalli, 228 Ghūlām Ali Khān, 326 Ghūlām Khādir, seizure of Delhi by, 308 Ghūlām Murtazā Ali, 297, 299, 301, 326 Gillespie, Colonel, 313 Giridurgamalla Ballāla, Hoysala Ballāla II, called, 116 Giripāschima, tract of, 117 Gñāna Sambandar, Tamil poet, 23, 24 Goa, 96, 98, 106, 191, 354 Gobbūri Jagga-Rāya, daughter of, 271 Gobbūri Oba Rāja, 269 Godaveri, 20, tract, 25, 81, 109 Goggia or Govinda, son of Bira-Dēva, 86, 390, 391 — of the Sāntara family, 107 Goggi-Govinda Sāntara, son of Kanchalē (foot-note, p. 107) Golkonda, 196, 282, 289, 349, 383 Gomala, the Jain colossus of, 217 Gondophares, the Indo-Parthian king, 14, 321 Gonka, 392 Gonka II, 399 Gonka I—father of Rājēndra-Chōḍa I, 90, 399 Gonka II—of Velanāṇḍu, 86, 101, 102, 399 Gonka III, 399 Gonka Rāja probably Gonka I, 93 — Rājēndra-Chōḍa otherwise called, 101 Gonkayya Reddi, Governor of Ghandikōta, 178 Gooty (Gutti), 93, 111, 113, 119 Gōpa, son of Tippa Sājuva, chief, 217 Gōpala, adopted father of Śriranga III, 283, 402 Gōpālavardhana alias Anuama, 165 Gōpana, General of Kampana II, 183, 192, 195, 198 Gopanarasa, Ruler of Banavāsi, 9 Gōpanna, Governor of Kondavidu, 240 Gōpa-Rāja, 387 Gōpinātha Rao, T.A., 40, 55n, 396, 400 Goppa alias Gōpa, 222