The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.5

c10.5

Dēvēndravarman, or Indravarman, 50 Dēvēndravarman Rājarāja I, 358 Dēvēndravarman I, Kalinga-Ganga King, 44, 83, 84 Dēvēndravarman-Rājarāja I, Kalinga-Ganga King, 84, 86, 87 Dēvēndravarman-Rājarāja, son of Vajrahasta V, 26 Dēvikāpuram, records of, 236 Devikōtta, the territory of, 299 Dhanañjaya, 342 Dhānyakaṭaka, old name for Amarāvati, 363 Dhara, prince of, 80 Dharaṇikoṭa, on the Krishna river, 12 — or Amarāvati, 190 — later name of Amarāvati, 363 Dhārāpuram, in Coimbatore District, 230 Dhārāvarsha, father of Sōmēśvara, 91 Dharmapāla, 64 Dharma-Perumāḷ Kulaśēkhara Pāṇḍya, 256 Dharmapuri, 38, 39, 40, 44 (foot-note, pp. 31, 32, 142) Dharwar, record at, 84 Dhātusēna, 329 — wrests the throne of Ceylon from the Pandyas, 20 Dhavaḷa-Pallava, 42 Dhavaḷasarasa tīrtha, 100 Dhīratara, or Indraratha, 64 Dhora, a name of Dhruva 33 Dhruva, 383 — other names of, 383 Dhruvadēvi, 349 Dhruvarāja, *alias* Indravarman, 22 Dhruva Rāshṭrakūṭa, 31, 32, 33 Dhūlia, plates of, 31 Dilawār-Khān, agent of Āliya Rāma-Rāya, 256 Dilipayya, 372 — Noḷamba-Pallava chief, 46, 47, 49, 51 ‘Dilli Pātashāh’, title of Aurangazib, 290 Diogo Lopes de Sequeyra, Viceroy at Goa, 242 — recall of, 243 Diu, fort at, 247 Divākarasēna, 398 Divi, Temple at, 140 Doḍ-Baḷḷāpūr, taluk of, 232 Doḍḍa, 385, 386 — or Allaya Doḍḍa II, 386 Doḍḍa, Chāma IV, 368 Doḍḍa-dēva, 368 — death of, 285 Doḍḍa-Dēva-Rāja, of Mysore, 282, 283, 284, 285 Doḍḍa-Dēva Rāja II, 285 Doḍḍa Krishna II, 368 Doḍḍa Krishna Rāja, 294, 295 — death of, 295 Doḍḍa Krishna Rāja II, of Mysore, 293, 294 Doḍḍāmbikā, 385, 386 — mother of Kāṭayya-vēma III, 203 Doḍḍa Saṅkaṇṇa Nāyaka I, 359 Doḍḍa Virappa, 343 Dōrasamudra, Hoysaḷa capital, 343 — capital shifted from, 193 — capture of, 95 — residence of Narasimha I, 111 — capital of Narasimha I, 113 — residence of Vishṇuvardhana, 100 — records at, 100 — inscription at, exaggerated, 101 — mention of Vishṇuvardhana’s successes, 101 — rule from, 123 — capital of Sōmēśvara, 149, 150 — capital of Narasimha III, 154 — capital of Sōmēśvara, 141 — Hoysaḷa capital, 161