The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.56

c10.56

Mummuḍi-Chōla Pōśan a vassal chief of Rājarāja, 56 Mummaḍi-Ganapa, son of Rudra, 147, 369 Mummaḍi Kṛishṇa, 314, 317 Mummaḍi Kṛishṇa Rāja, made Mahārāja of Mysore, 311 Mummaḍi Kṛishṇa Rāja IV of Mysore, 313, 368 Mummaḍi Nāyaka mentioned in the Srirangam Plates, 198 Mundarāshṭra, a province, 20 Munnūr, village of, 224 Munro, retreat of, 307 Muppāmbika, 369 Muppiḍi-Nāyaka, Kākatīya general, 179, 180 Muppiḍdēva, 368 Murād, 367 — imprisonment of, 281 — son of Akbar, 267 Murtazā, 371 — deposition of, 298 — father of Mīrān-Nizām Shāh, 265 Murtazā Ali, of Vellore ; alliance of, with the English, 301 Murtazā Nizām Shāh, 259, of Ahmadnagar ; murder of, 275 Musangi, believed to be Uchchangi-droog, 63 — another identification, (foot-note, p. 63), 64 Mushkara, 346 Mutfilī, Mōṭupalle, 145 Mutgi, 124 Muttarasa-Tirumalai-Mahābali-Bāna, 364 Muttarasa-Tirumalai-Māvalivāna, 233 Muttarasa-Tirumalai-Māvalivāna, 328 Muttatti, 245 Muttu Alagiri Nāyaka, made ruler of Tanjore, 286 Muttu Krishnappa Nāyaka, 281 Muttu-Kumāra-Vijaya-Raghunātha, 296, 298 Muttu Linga Nāyaka, 364 Muttu Rāmalinga, 304, 305 Muttu Venkaṭa Rāma 'Chōḍa-Mahārāja', the Matla chief, 289 Muttu Vijaya Raghunātha Sētupati Kātta, gift by, 293 Muttu Virappa, successor of Tirumala, 281 Muttu-Virappa Nāyaka, 269, 270, 272, 273 Muttu Virappa Nāyaka I, 364 Muttu Virappa Nāyaka II, 364 Muyirikōḍu (ancient Muziris) or Cranganore, 56 Muziris (Muyirikōḍu) in Malabar, 9 Muzaffar Jang, assumption of the rank of Subhadār of the Dekhan by, 298 — defeat of, 299