The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.50

c10.50

Madhurāntaki, wife of Rājēndra II, 77 Mādirāja, 387 Madras, 164; the origin of the name of, 253 Madras Museum, Plates, 31, 121 Madura, 15, 30, 34, 35, 37, 41, 42, 57, 64, 65, 88, 115, 117, 123, 127, 185, 186, 134 ——— Bāṇa governors of, 364 ——— capture of, 109 ——— Muhammadan governors of, 184, 363 ——— sack of, 177 Maduraikoṇḍa, title of Kuḷottuṅga I, 88 Madurai-Koṇḍa, Parāntaka I, 41, 340 Madurāntaka, 91 Madurāntaka-Paṭṭapi-Chōḷa, probably Errasiddha or his cousin, ruler of Chittoor, 126, 137 Madurāntaka Paṭṭapi Chōḍa, Nalla Siddha called, perhaps, Beta II, 128 Madurāntaka-Poṭṭapi-Chōḍa-Siddhi, 396 Madurāntaka-Poṭṭapi-Chōḷa-Tilaka-Narayana-Manuma-Siddha, Telugu Chōḍa chief, son of Tikka I, 145, 148 Madurāntaka-Poṭṭapi-Nalla-Siddha, ruler at Nellore, 132 Madurāntaka Uttama, 341 Madurāntaka Uttama Chōḷa, 53, 55 ——— cousin of Āditya II, 51 Madurāntaki-daughter of Rājādhirāja I, 341 Magadai, tract of, 137 Magadaināḍu, a tract about Salem, 136 Magadha, Dynasties of, 365 Magara, 114, 137 Māgha-usurper of the Ceylonese throne from Kaliṅga, 133, 146 Mahābali-Bāṇa, 230, 328 Mahābali Bāṇa Nāyaka, 326 Mahābali-Vāṇada-Rāya-Nāyaka, a Bāṇa chief, 241 Mahabalipuram-place of rock cut temples, 21, 23, 32n Mahābhārata, 160; translation into Telugu, 64, 74 Mahādēva, 234, 339, 355, 369, 405; son of Rudra, 147 Mahādēvī, 373; Queen of Ereyahga, 91 Mahāgutta, same as Māgutta, 350 ‘Mahākshatrapa’,—a title of the Saka satraps, 321 Mahālāṇa Kirti, usurper king of Ceylon, 68, 69 ‘Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara’,—a title, 266 Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Mūrurāyalagaṇḍa, title of Pratāpa Rudra II, 179 Mahānandin, king of Magadha, successor of Nandivardhana, 4, 319 Mahāpadmananda, usurps the throne of Magadha and founds the Nanda dynasty, (cir. 371 B.C.), 319 Mahāsāmanta Sainyabhita, another name of Madhavavarman II, 23 Mahāvaṃśa, the, 17, 34, 35, 42, 46, 47, 51, 62, 66, 69, 71, 75, 79, 88, 91, 115, 127, 131, 156, 166; the story of the tooth relic, 19 Mahē, capture of, 306 Mahēndra, a chief of the third known generation, 21 Mahēndra I, 372; Noḷamba chief, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 328 Mahēndra II,—Pallava king, 24, 25 Mahēndrābhirāja, Mahēndra 1, called, 40 Mahēndragiri, 61, 88 Mahēndra Potaraja I, Pallava king, 21 ——— his ejection of the Chola king, 22 ——— excavation of many cave temples, 22 ——— his inscriptions, 23 Mahēndravāḍi, 22 Mahēndravarman I, Pallava king, 21 ——— his defeat by Pulakēśin, 22, 374 ——— other names of, 375 Mahēndra Vikrama, 342 Mahēśvara, son of Manōratha, 136 Mahēśvara-virūpāksha, Phalabhishēka of, (foot-note, p. 185) Mahfuz Khān, son of Anwar-ud-din, 201, 298; revolt against, 300, 301, 302, 326