The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.51

c10.51

Mahim, seizure of, 297 Mahindu IV, king of Ceylon, 48 Mahinda V, king of Ceylon, 53, 56, 57; usurper, 127 Mahipāla, 64; reference to Oṭṭa-Mahī-pāla namely the Orissa king, foot-note, 65 Muhamad I, 327 Mahmūd II, 329 Mahmūd, young son of Ghiyāsu-d-din, killed by an accident, 183 Mahmūd Gawān, 226, 227, 229, 370 Mahmūd of Ghazni, his first expedition, 56 ——— his second expedition, 57; his third expedition, 58; his fourth expedition, 58; his fifth expedition, 58 Mahmūd Khān, 327 Mahmūd Shāh, 345 ——— nominal succession of, 229 Mahvali chiefs, Bāṇa chiefs, their hostility to the Pallavas, 18 Mailalā, 355 Mailāḷa Dēvi, 335; wife of Rudra 147 ——— senior queen of Sōmēśvara I, 74 Mailāpūr, 253 Mailāpūr Mādarasa, 253 Mailāpurada Mādarasa, (foot-note 1, p. 253) Mailāpūr San-Thome, (foot-note 1, p. 253) Mailugi, 356 Makara, kingdom of, not the Pāṇḍya kingdom, 136, 147 Malabar or Ma’abar, whole of Southern India according to Marco Polo and the Muhammadans, 168 Malaināḍu, Āy kings of, 361 Mālālā-dēvi, wife of Sōvidēva, 112 Malaya, 58, 65 Malcolm, Lord, 314 Malē, the province of, 194 Malēha-rājya, same as Malē; included the Baṇavāsi 12,000, Chandragutti and Gōa, 194 Maḷēpāḍu, C. P. grant, 24, 342 Maliduru, 52 ‘Malik’ Ahmad Nizām Shāh, 370 Malik Ahmad, son of Nizām-ul-Mulk, 231 Malik Ain-ul-Mulk Gīlāni, 253 Malik-al-Tijar, 220 ——— General of the Bahmani army, 219 Malik-al-Tijar Mahmūd Gāwān, 229 Malik Amber, 269, 270, 273, 275 Malik Kāfur, general of Alaū-d-din Khilji, his expedition against Dēvagiri, his expedition against Warangal, 175, 176 ——— His reduction of Hoysala ruler, his pursuit of Vira Pāṇḍya, sack of Madura and return to Delhi with rich spoils, 177; his expedition to Dēvagiri and putting to death Samkara, 178; his death by murder, 180 ——— capture of Rāmachandra by, 405 Maliyapūṇḍi, the, 35, 44 Mālkhēḍ, or Mānnayakēṭa, 35 ——— capital of Gōviṇḍa III, 33 Malla, 350, 354, 362, 393, 400 Malla, father of Īśvaradēva II, 133 Malla, son of Kāmadēva, 124 Malla I, brother of Prōlaya Vēma, 209, 385, 398 Malla II, 399 Malla III, 385, 399 Malla IV, 399 Mallabhūpa, 385 Malla dēva, of the Kadamba family of Hāngal, 138, 141 Mailadēva ‘Jugadēkamalla’, 328 Mallāmbā, 338 Mallapa, 400 Mallappa, alias Mallinātha, son of Bukka I, 166 ——— son of Dēva Rāya I, 213 Mallappa, Pithāpūr chief, 122 Mallappa I, 338, 382 Mallappa II, 338, 382