The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.49

c10.49

Ma'abar, kingdom of, 154 Mābalā dēvi, 397 Mācha, 385, 392 ‘Māca Rāya’, a noble, 271 Macartney, Lord, Governor of Madras, 307 Māchiyarasa, ruler of Baṇavāsi, 45, 46 Macleod, Major, report of, 311 Mādam, in N. Arcot district, 195 Mā-damāliṅgam-Jaya in the Malay Peninsula, 66 Maḍaṅgapaṭṭu, 22 Maḍaniḍu, son of Siṅga, 195 Mādanna, General of Dēva Rāya II, victory of, 218, 364 Mādanna, murder of, 289 Mādēvaṇṇa, 339 Mādēyarasa, Chaṅgālva, ruler of W. Mysore, 89 Mādhava I, same as Simhavarman, 346 Mādhava I, his reign, 348, 404 Mādhava II Gaṅga king, his Coronation, reign of, 19, 32, 404 Mādhava III, Viṣṇukuṇḍin king, 21, 404 Mādhavāchārya, Vidyāraṇya, who assisted the five Vijayanagar brothers, 191 — the celebrated minister of the first Vijayanagara kings, 194 Mādhava Daṇṇāyaka, 343 Mādhava Rao I, 366 Mādhava Rao II, 366 — Peshwa, suicide of, 306, 308, 309 Mādhava Rao, son of Bālaji Rao, 303 Mādhavatīrtha, disciple of Ānandatīrtha, becomes Vaishṇava pontiff, 184 Mādhavarman II, grandson of Mādhava I, 23 Mādhavavarma, a Viṣṇukuṇḍin chief, his conquests, 20 Madhu Kāmārṇava VI, 351 Madhu-Kāmārṇava VII, 357 Madurāntaka, brother of Rājēndradēva, 75 Madurāntaka, Pōṭṭapi Chōḍa Erama-Siddha, father of Nalla Siddha, 129 Madurāntaka-Pōṭṭapi-Chōḍa-Tirukāḷatti, Telugu Chōḍa chief, son of Manma Siddha, 13 Madhurāntaka-Pōṭṭapi-Gaṇḍa Gōpāla, Tikka or Tirukāḷatti I, 140, 141, 144