The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.60

c10.60

Nañjarāyapaṭṭaṇa, 339 Nan-Māra, 377 Nan Maran, a Pandya king, 16 Nanniyaga Vikramāditya, Ganga chief, 26 Nannarāya, Vaiḍumba chief, 57 Nannaya Bhaṭṭa, poet, 74 — translator of Mahābhārata, 160 Nanni, 389 — Changāḷva, 339 — Chōḍa, 397 Nanni Chōḍa, of the Koniḍēna branch of the Telugu Chōḍas, 107, 108 — greatgrandfather of Baḷḷi-Chōḍa, 105 Nanni-Sāntara alias Govinda, 86 — of Humcha, 66 Nannūl, 121 Nannilam, 137, 174 Nanni Noḷamba, 372 — son of Irivi Nōḷamba, II, 52 Nanniya-Ganga, 348 — death of, 98 — of the W. Ganga family, 126 Nanniya-Ganga-Bhuvanēka-Udayāditya-Vikrama-Ganga, 348 Nanniya-Ganga-Rakkasa-Ganga, Ruler of North West Mysore, 85 Nausāri grant, 25 Naraharitirtha, a Sage, 170 — founder of the Dvaita school of philosophy, 164 — successor of Padmanābhatirtha, 181, 182 Nāraiyāru, 27 Narapati Sithu, 329 Narapa, 403 Nārappa, brother of Chumia Aubala, 252 Narasa, exploits of, 236 Narasa Nāyaka, 231, 401 — Tuḷuva, 213 — agent of Sāḷuva Narasimha, 229 — treatment of Immaḍi-Narasimha by, 231 — minister to Immaḍi-Narasimha, 232 — servant of, 232 — gift for the merit of, 233 — grant by, 233 — mention of, 233, 234 — death of, 235 — son of Īśvara, 235 — chief of Madura, 364 — usurpation of, 403 Narasa Piḷḷai, 364 Narasa Rāja, 368 Narasaraopet taluk, 101 Narasimha, alias Śivamāra II, 33 — or Satyavākya Vira, 43 — son of Viṣṇuvardhana, 100, 103 — Hoysāḷa King, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115; his death, 116, 117, 118 — a local chief of Asandi, 118 — a Chief of the Ganga family, 132 — Kalingaganga King, 148 — father of Bhānudēva I, 160 — 162, 347, 351, 387 — son of Sāḷuva Mangi, mentioned in an inscription at Gōranṭla, 193 — brother of Gunda III, 220 — of the Sāḷuva family, 225 — defeat of the army of, 231 — the image of, 246 — of Nanḍyāl, mention of, 262 Narasimha I, 351, 358 Narasimha-Rāya, 387 Narasimha Sāḷuva, gift for the merit of, 226