The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.26

c10.26

Iruga, son of General Baichayya, 203 —— son of the Vijayanagar General Baichayya; gift to a Jain temple, 202 Iruga-Noḷamba-Pallava, 44 Irugapa, minister to Bukka I, 403 Irigayya, Vaidumba chief, 35 Irukkapāla, 373 —— father of Mahādēvī, 91 Irukkavēla, 373 Irumaḍi-Choḷa, Gaṅgai Koṇḍa Choḷa created, 74 Irumuḍi (= Immaḍi) affix of Tirukālatti-dēva, 163 Irungōḷa, 393 Irungōḷarasa, local ruler at Anantapur, 103 Irungōḷa I, 369 —— Grandfather of Irungōḷa-Choḷa II, 146 —— II, 369 Irungōḷa Chōḷa, of the Niḍugal family, 105, 113, 165 —— Ruler of Roḍḍa, Sirē, Haravē and Sindavāḍi tracts, 100 —— II, the Niḍugal Rāja of Hemjeru, 159, 161 —— Niḍugal chief, 146 Irungōḷa-Chōḷa, Mahārāja, Niḍugal chief, 162 Irungōḷa Sinda, father of Rāchamalla II, 119 Iśāpura, 100 Ismāil, 322, 371 —— sultan, 242 Ismāil Ādil Shāh, 242, 243 —— of Bijāpūr, 242 Ismail, nephew of Mīrān Nizām Shāh, 266 Ismail Ādil, 322 Ismāil Ādil Shāh, succession of, 238 —— defeat of, 242 —— march against Raichūr, 245 —— quarrel with Burhān Nizām Shāh, 243 —— war against Ahmadnagar, 246 —— death of, 247 Iśvara, alias Kshitipālaka, 401 —— Potarāja, another name of Parmēśwara-Pōtavarman, 25 Iśvara I, Sinda Rāja, 121 Iśvaradēva I, 393 Iśvaradēva II, 393 —— Sinda chief, local ruler in Shimoga, 133, 134