The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.21

c10.21

Harihara Rāya I, eldest of the five brothers, coronation of, as king of Anegundi, 185 (foot-note, p. 185); his authority extends north of Tunghabadra river, 186; Spreading of his power, 187, 189 Harimā, 400 Haripāla, 392 Hāritiputra-chuṭu Kaḍānanda, Satakarṇi-establishes independently at Baṇavāsi, 16 Harisēṇa, 398 Harishēṇa, Vākāṭaka chief, father-in-law of Madhavavarma, 20 Hāriti, descent from, 334 —— from whom Jayasimha claimed descent, 21 Hāritiputra-Śivaskanda, 325 —— Vishṇukaṇḍa, 325 Harivarman, 353 —— Kadamba king, loses territory to Pulakēśin I, 20, 21 —— the Ganga king, 18 —— accession of, 353 —— same as Ayyavarman, 346 Hariyappa, Harihara I, 186 Harpaṇahaḷḷi, Taluk of, 46 Harpaṇahaḷḷi and Huvina-Haḍagali Taluks, 74 Harris, General, victory of, 311 Harsha, 22, 23, 350 —— alias, Siyaka II, 52 Harshavardhana, 350 Hasan, eldest son of Firōz, ousted by Aḥmad Shāh I, 214 Hasan Khān, 327 —— eldest son of, Firōz, 209 Hassan, district of, 95, 102, 111, 176, 101, 142, 241 Hastināvati, same as Hampe-Vijayanagar, 197 Haḷebīḍu, or Dorasamudra, 161 Hatthadāta, 329 Hatthadāta II, Singhalese king, 25 Havelock, victories of, 317 Hawkins, William, on Mughal oppression, 273 Hebbasūru (inscription), records a grant of a village by Harihara II, 200 Hēmādri, minister to Ramachandra, 405 Hēmambikā, 400 Hēmambika, Queen of Dēva Rāya I, and mother of Vijaya Bhūpati, 210 Hēmāvati, in the North of Sira Taluk, 100 —— in the Maḍakaśira taluk of the Anantapur district (foot-note, p. 100) Henjēru, 119 —— town of, 112 —— rule at, 116 —— Fortress of, 41 Heras, Fr. (foot-note 1, p. 243) —— article of (foot-note 2, p. 271) Here Beṭṭada Chama I, 368 Hieun-Thsang, Chinese Traveller, 21, 23, 24 Hekataius of Miletus (549-486 B.C.) on India, 3 Hermaios, last Greek king of Bactria, conquered by Kadphises I, 13 Herodotus, the Greek historian (cir. 420 B.C.), 4 Hindal, 367 Hippalus, discovers the regularity of monsoons in the Indian Ocean, 13 Hippon, the English ship captain, 270 Hirabaḍagaḷḷi plates, grant by Sivaskandavarman, 17 Hiraṇya garbha Raghunatha Sethupati Kaṭṭa, A. C. R. grant of, 304 —— 'Hiranya garbhāji' title of the Sētupati, 298 Hiraṇyavarman, 375 —— father of Nandivarman II, 27, 30 Hirtvadēva, 350 Hōchaḷā, 390 Hoḷalkere, 174 Holkar, 312