The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.20

c10.20

Haihaya chief, 82 Haihaya family, Rulers of Gōdāvari Delta, 77 Hāla, 324 Halagere, march to, 149 Halasigē, district of, 124 Haḷebīḍ, Dorasamudra, 150 Halsi, 19; C.P. grant, 20 Hamilton, Surgeon, 293 Hammirapātra, a Hindu chief, 240 Hampe, Capital of the Vijayanagar Empire (foot-note, 189), 203 —— Village of, 184, 185 Handē, the chiefs of Anantapur, 264 Hangal, 83, 103, 124, 125, 135, 162 —— district of, 102 —— province of, 87, 106 —— Kadambas of, 353, 354 —— first thirteen chiefs of, 353 —— (Pāṇungal) 500 village tract, 92 Hanmā, same as Avallā dēvī, 335 Hanumakoṇḍa, seizure of, 175 Harapāla, 405 —— brother-in-law of Yadava Singhaṇa, 180 —— captured by Khusru Khan and flayed alive, 180 —— son-in-law of Ramachandra, 161 Haravē, territory of Irungōḷa Chōḷa, 100 Harihara, Changālva chief, 173 —— minister of the Rāja of Anegundi and founder of the Vijayanagar Empire, 184 —— governed the west coast under Baḷḷāḷa III, 185 —— Prince, Bukka's son (foot-note 1, p. 193) —— elder brother of Bukka I, 193 —— son of Dēva Rāya I, 211 —— Prince; son of Dēva Rāya I, grant of an agrahāra by, 213 Harihara I, 400, 403 —— Hariyappa, 186 —— conqueror of the earth from the eastern to the western ocean, 190 —— called Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara, 190 Harihara II, 203, 207, 400 —— son of Bukka (foot-note p. 189) —— assumption of imperial titles by, 201 —— reign in Mysore, 205, 206 —— reign in Salem District, 203 —— reign in S. Kanara, 205 —— death of, 207 —— regarding the death of (foot-note 1, p. 207) Harihara III, 400 —— Prince, 211, 213 —— son of Dēva Rāya I, 209, 210, 212 Harihara-Daṇṇāyaka, Lord of Āsandi-nāḍu, 134 Harihara dēva, 339 —— probably Harihara, 173