The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.3

c10.3

Dabhōl, attacked by the Portuguese, 260 —— Massacre of the Portuguese in, 236, 262 Da Cunha, 236 —— Governor of Goa, 248 Dadige, title of Rachamalla I, 38 Daily life of the peasant population of South India, 167 Dāji Krishna Pandit, imprisonment of, 316 Dakshamitrā, 325 Dakshamitrā, 321 Dakshiṇa-Kapilēśvara-Kumāra-Mahāpātra, 224 Dakshiṇāyana Saṅkrānti, 84 Dalavāy, 249 Dāma, 393 Dāmaghsada, same as Dāmajada I, 321 Dāmajada II, 321 —— III, 321 Dāmalā-dēvi, wife of Manma Siddha, 158 Dāmalcheruvu, battle at, 297 Dāmarla Veṅkaṭādri, help to the English by, 277 Dāmasēna, 387 Dāmasiri, 322 Dānārṇava, 337, 357 —— E. Chālukya of Veṅgi, 51 —— father of Indravarman, 50 Daṇḍabutti, 64 Daṇḍi-Mahādēvi, Kaliṅga-Gaṅga queen, 75 Daṇṇāyakankoṭṭai Chiefs, 343 Dantapura, Capital of Vajrahasta V, 71 Dantidurga, 383 —— Rāshtrakūṭa, 26, 27 —— Son of Indra II, 29 —— Victory of, 383 Dantivarman, 375 —— Pallava lord, 32, 34 —— alias Bijja, 45 —— surnames of, 376 Dantivarmā I, 382 Dantivikrama, or Dantivarman, 34 Daniyal, 367 —— son of Akbar, 268, 322 Dappula V, King of Ceylon, 42 Dāra Shikoh, 367 —— Capture of, 281 —— Flight of, 281 Darśaka, same as Nāgadaśaka, 319 Darśaka, King of Magadha, successor of Ajataśatru, 4 Darius, son of Hystaspes, invades India, sends Skylax down the Indus, 3 Darius Codomanus, his employment of war-elephants from India, 4 Darśanakoppam, an inscription at, 55 Dāsa, 393 Daśaratha, grandson of Asoka, ruler over the eastern provinces of the Mauryan empire, 7, 320