The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.53

c10.53

Mangi, ruler of Noḷamba country, 35, 93; same as Kalimangi, 369 —— Yuvarāja, 336 Mangiyuvarāja, another name of Vijaya-Siddhi, 26 Mangu, son of Guṇḍa, 195 Mangu-Mahārāja, a chief of the Sāḷuva family mentioned in an inscription in S. Arcot, 195 Maṇigrāmam, 32, 36 Maṇimangalam, 71, 72, 81, 109, 155; a battle between Narasimhavaram and Chauḷikyas, 24 Mañjayya-Māguttar, 351 —— son of Ramaṇātha, 170 Māṅkabbarasi, 390 Maṅkāditya, 366 —— II, Matsya chief, 163 Manma-Bhūpati, Manma Siddha, 155 —— Chōḍa II, 361 —— Chōḍa Gonka III, Ruler at Bāpatla, 114 Manma-Gaṇḍagōpāla, may be Manma III, his grandfather or Manma II, 165, 169, 170 —— Kshamā-Vallabha, alias Vijaya-Gaṇḍa-Gōpāla, 152 —— Satya II, Kōnamaṇḍala chief, 126, 130 —— Siddha, son of Tikka I, 145, 148, 149, 153, 154, 155, 156, 158, 159 —— Siddhi eldest brother of Tammu Siddhi, 130, (foot-note, p. 130) —— Siddha I, 396 —— II, 162, 163, 164, 165, 396; end of his reign, 169 —— III, 396; Telugu Chōḍa chief, grandson of Manma Siddha II, 169, 171, 172, 173, 174, 178, 179 —— Siddhana, Telugu Chōḍa Chief, son of Rājēndra Chōḍa, 133 Manma-Siddha, 130 Mannai, 27 Maṇṇaikkadagam or Maṇṇai, Maṇṇē near Bangalore, 62 Maṇṇai-Nāḍu division, 72 Mannār, gulf of, 170 Mannarguḍi, 96 Mannārkōvil, inscription at, 63 Maṇṇē plates, 32, 33 Manneru, 88 Maṇṇi, battle of, 66 Manōratha, 136 Manuel de Frias, Portuguese viceroy, 272 Manuja Trinētra, same as Gaṇḍa-Trinētra, 397 —— Vaiḍumba Rāja, 35 Mānyakhēṭa, 44; capital of the Rāshṭrakūṭas, 35 Mā-ppapaḷam, on the West Coast of Isthmus of Krā, 66 Māra, 386 Mārāja, son of Kaleyabbē, 67 Māramangalam (the ancient Korkai), record at, 95 Māran, another name of Arikēsari, 27 —— Paramēśvara, 27 Mārapa, a son of Sangama, 184; ruler of Āraga tract, 185, 190, 192, 340 Mārasimha, 103, 357, 392 —— II, 347 —— III, 347, 348 Māravarman, 377 —— title of Vikrama Chōḷa, 93 —— Arikēsari-Asamasaman-Pāṇḍya King, his conquests, 24, 377 Māravarman-Kōn̄ḍinmaikoṇḍān - Kaliyugarāman-Tirunelvēlipperumal-Vīra-Pāṇḍya, accession of, 214 Māravarman Kuḷaśēkhara, I, 379 —— II, 380 —— Pāṇḍya, 161, 162, 164, 166, 167, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175; killed by his son Sundara Pāṇḍya II, 176 —— I, Ruler of Madura, his partitioning the Pāṇḍya kingdom, 158, 159, 160