The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.54

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Māravarmar Kulaśēkhara II, Pāndya king ruling at Tanjore, 179, 180, 181, 184, 185, 186 Māravarmar Parākrama Pāndya, 186, 187, 188, 191, 380 ——— Śrīvallabha Pāndya I, 112, 116, 378 ——— Sundra-Pāndya, 164, 165, 254 ——— accession, 379 ——— I, ‘Konērinmaikondān’, 133, 135, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 379 ——— II, 143, 147, 148, 379 ——— III, 248, 381 Māravarmar Vikrama Pāndya, 164, 166, 169, 192, 379 ——— Vira Pāndya, 188, 194, 220, 222, 379 ——— II, 380 ——— alias Arikēsari-Parākrama, inscription of, 220 ——— alias Parākrama, 194 Marco Polo, The Venetian traveller, 66, 158, 162, 166, 167, 170 Mārgaśira, a month, 58 Mārkāpūr, 148, 154, 155, 191 Mārpidugu, 394 Ma’sūd, 345 Mārtāndavarman IV, 360 Mārtānda V, 360 Mārtāndavarman, the Kērala king of Travancore, 204; death of, 317 Marudēva, a Sāntara chief, 113; husband of Jākalā dēvi, 146 Marudūr, 25 Māruladēva, 347, 348 Maryam, 371 ‘Māsavādi 40’, tract of, 46 Maski Edicts of Aśoka, the, discussed in note 1, (foot-note 7) identification of Maski, Māsangi, 11, 12 Masulipatam, 37, 39, 301 Māsunidēsa, 64 (foot-note, p.

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65) Matanga, a tribe, 22 Matla Family, the, 366 ——— Kumārayya, the Telugu chief, 243 Mauryas, 22, 320 Māvalivaram, 26 Māvalidēva, 353 Māvuttar-Manjaya, Māguttar called, 170 Māya Pāndya, 34 Mayidavolu, copper-plate inscription issued by Śiva-Skandavarman, 17 Mavindādi, alias Mahēndra I, 38 Mā-Yirundam, a state dependent on Palembang, 66 Mayūrakhandi, a hill fort, 33 Mayūraśarma, his coronation, his rise to power, 18, 352 Mayūravarma, chief of Banavāsi, 101 ——— II, 354 ‘Mēdinimisaraganda’, family title of the Saluva chiefs, 387 Megasthenes, ambassador of Seleukos to the Court of Chandragupta Maurya; his book, Indika, 5 Mēgha Sātakarni, 324 Mēlāmbikā, or Mailalā-dēvi, 147, 369; sister of Ganapati, 131 Melpādi, an inscription at, 56, 57, 63 Mēlukōt, 183 Mēlvāram, lord’s share of the field produce, 72 (foot-note, 72) Menander, the Greko-Baktrian invades India, 12 Mercara, capital of Coorg, 343 ——— Treasury plates, grant by Avinita, 19 Meyer, Sir W., lectures by Dr. S. K. Ayyangar, (foot-note 1, p. 216) Milikinādu, 166 Minākshi, regent in Madura, 295 ——— imprisonment of, 296 ——— widow of Vijaya Ranga Chokkanātha, 364 ——— death of, 296 Mindan-Attimallan-Vikrama-Chola-Samb, 388 Mindan-Atimallan-Sambuvaraiyan, 122; Sengeni chief, 388 Mirān, son of Mir Jāfar, 300 Mirān Husain, 371 Mirān Nizām Shāh, deposition of, 265 Minavan, title for the ruler of the Pāndya kingdom, 70 Miraj, fortress at, 191 Mirān Nizām Shāh, 265 Mir Jāfar, of Bengal;

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grant of Jaghir to Clive by, 300, 302 Mir Jumla, the Golkonda general, 279, 280 ‘Mir Kamaū-d-din Khān’, title of Nizam-ul-Mulkh, 344 Mir Mahbūb Ali Khān, 317, 344 Mirza Ali Barid, 329 Mirza Askeri, 367 Mirza Muhamad Hakim, 367 Mirza Sikandar Āli, successor to Nizām Āli, 312, 344 Morari Rao, 297; success against the English of, 300 Mornington, Lord, 310 Mrigēndra Sātakarni, 324 Mrigēśavarman, Kadamba chief, 346 Mrigēśvara, Kadamba king, his record of, 19; claim of a victory, 20, 352, 353 Mysore, 95, 125, 129, 179 Mysore, Dynasty of, 368 Mysore, Central, 43, 118, 139, 141, 143, 150, 157, 180 Mysore city, 117 Mysore E., 42, 49, 50, 51, 53, 57, 59, 69, 169, 174, 187, 188 Mysore, North, 41, 98, 104, 146, 166, 176 Mysore, W. and N.W., 46, 60, 99, 107, 110, 111, 117, 120, 125, 142, 148, 171 Mysore, S., 67, 116, 150 Mysore, S.E., 58, 117, 191 Mysore, S. W., 150 Mysore, W., 53, 95, 98, 100, 117, 139, 154 Mysore, West, Kongālva chiefs of, 362 Muāzzām, son of Aurangazib, 284; army of, 288 ——— Prince; arrest and imprisonment of, 289 ——— release of, 290 ——— succession of, 292 Mubārak Khān, 327 Mubārak Kutbu-d-din, 345 Mubārak Muizz-d-din, 345 Mubāriz Khān, appointed as rival to Āsaf Jāb, 294 Mudabidri, 216 Muddappa, a son of Sangama, 184;

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ruler at Mulbāgal, 185, 190, 400 Muddalagiri Nāyaka, same as Alagiri Nāyaka, 287 Muddaya, 343 Muddu, 343 Muddu Rāja, 343 Mudhol, 191 Mudkal, 201, 209, 219, 242 Mudikonda Chola, 80, 341 Mudigonda-Cholapuram, anointment of Sundara Pāndya at, 136, 138, 143 ——— Rājēndra Chola, 63 Mudki, 316 Mudukudumi of many sacrifices (foot-note, p. 15) Muhammad, 274, 327, 344, 349 ——— successor of Nizām Shāh, 224 Muhammad III, 228, 229, 327 Muhammad Ādil, 322 Muhammad Ādil Shāh of Bijāpūr, 275 ——— death of, 281 ——— repulse of, 280 Muhammad Āli, 304, 308; march to Tanjore of, 305; death of, 309 ——— of Arcot, 299; assignment of revenues to the English by, 307 ——— grant of territories to the English by, 309