The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.59

c10.59

Nāgavardhana, 334 Nagēndra, 338 Nahapana, the Śaka King, one of the Western Kṣatrapas, 14, 321, 325 Naique, Dāmarla Veṅkaṭādri Nāyaka, 277 Najib Ullah, 326 Najibullah, brother of the Navāb of Arcot, 301 Naka, 393 Nala, year of, 180 Nallaḍi Kōn, 340 Nallar, 34 Nalla Siddha, identification of, 395 Nalla-Siddha II, 396 Nalla-Siddha, not the name of Betta, (foot-note, p. 130) — father of Manma Siddha III, 169 — known as Manma-Siddha II, 153 — ruler of Ātmakūr, 133 — son of Manma Siddha, 158 — Telugu-Chōḍa chief, 128 Nallasiddha Chōḷa Mahārāja, Telugu-Chōḍa chief, 125 Nalla Siddhi, the same as his eldest brother Manma-Siddhi, 130, (foot-note, p. 130) — chief of Kāḷahasti, 15 Nāmakal, reign at, 149 Nāmanaikkōṇam, 64, (foot-note, p. 65) Nammāḷvār, Vaiṣṇava sage, 32 Nānā Farnavis, 309 — alias ‘Phaḍnavis’, 206 — death of, 312 — Dewan of the Peshwa Bāji Rao, 310 Nānakkassa, Pallava King who defeats Kṛiṣṇavarman, 19 Nānā Sāhib, 395 — of Bīthūr, 317 — adopted son of Bāji Rao, 314 — flight of, 317 Nanda, 357 — the dynasty, 319 Nanḍalūr, 130, 166, 167, 170 Nandanapūṇḍi, grant at, 174 Nandi, 343 Nandaprabhañjana, 357 Nandigunda, inscription at, 64 Nandivardhana, 319 Nandivardhana, king of Magadha (acc. circ. 417 B.C.), 4 Nandivarman, 329, 342 Nandivarman I, 374 Nandivarman II, 375 — wars of, 376 Nandivarman II, Pallava King, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 Nandivarman III, Pallava, 34, 36, 328, 375 — surnames of, 376 Nandivarman Pallava-Malla, (foot-note, p. 31) Nanḍyāla Aubala, son of Kōneṭi, 257 Nanḍyāla family, the, 368 Nanḍyāla Narasimha, of the Āraviḍu family, 261 Nanḍyāla Obala-Rāja, mention of, 266 Nanḍyāl Tuṇia, 251 Nangili, 79, 95, 98 Nangali Ghat, 103 Nañja, 339 — chief of Ummattūr, 241 — the Changāḷva chief, 234, 243 Nanfanna, Minister of Prince Virūpākṣa, 205 — son of Kampanna II, may be the same as, or a brother of, Jommana, 199 Nañja Rāja, 233, 368 — grant by, 234 — inscriptions of, 231 — of Ummattūr, 230 — of Mysore; strangled to death by the orders of Haidar, 305 — son of Immaḍi Rāya, 231 — son of Immaḍi Kṛiṣṇa, 304