The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.68

c10.68

Pālēgārs, of Madura; rising of, 307 Paleolithic Age of Southern India, traces of paleolithic man, p. 1 of Introd. Pāli, 24 Pallava Kings, 374, 375 Pallava-Murāri, title of Dilipayya, 47 Pallavāṇḍār, Rājarāja-Sambuvaraiyan called, 152 Pallava Paramēśvara Pōtavarman II, vassal of, 394 Pallava Peruñjinga, 376 Pallava Rāya, possibly Ammaiyappan-Pallava-Rāya, 115 Pallava rule, lasts for 600 years, territory extends to the whole of Coromandel coast, 16 Palnāḍ Taluq, the, 30, 100, 107, 157 ‘Palśālai-Muḍukuḍumi-Peruvaluḍi’ (foot-note 1, p. 377) Paluvēṭṭaraiyar, Kērala king, 41 Pāmbāmba, 347 Pampā, 400 Pampādēvi, 390, 391 Pānāḍu, ruled by Durvinīta, 20 Panaiyūr, inscription at, 185 Panchganga, 72 Pāñchāladēva, W. Ganga prince, 52 Panchanadivāṇan Lankēśvara, a chief, 161 Panchanadivāṇa-Nilgangaraiyan-Nallanāyan, son of Nilgangaraiyan, 125, 131, 154, 160, 163, 370 Panchanadivāṇan Tiruvēgamban-Nilgangaraiyan, a chief, 174, 370 Pāñchapalli, 64, (foot-note, p. 65) Panchapāṇḍavamalai, inscription at, 29, 55 Panchavan, General of Rājarāja, 59 Panda I, 399 Panda II, 399 Paṇḍāmbika, wife of Kulōthunga-Rājendra Choḍa, 113 Pāṇḍi, a biruda of Ammaiyappan-Sambuva-rāyan, 121 Pāṇḍita-Pāṇḍya, 373 Pāṇḍu, a Tamilian and his conquest of Ceylon, 19 Pāṇḍuka Abhaya, King of Ceylon (circ. 377 B.C.); his probable connection with the Pandyas, 4 Pāṇḍu Vāsudeva, King of Ceylon (cir. 444 B.C.), his probable connection with the Pandyas, 4 Pāṇḍya, a brother of Irukkapāla, 91, 92 Pāṇḍya Chakravarti, a minor chief, 190 Pāṇḍyadēva, 393 Pāṇḍya Kings, 377, 378 Paṇḍyappa, 249, 267, 356 ‘Pāṇḍyas of Uechangi’, 372, 373 Pāṇḍya Srīvallabha, 80 Pāngal, the fortress of, 212, 255 Pānipat, battle at, 244, 303 Pannai, on the East Coast of Sumatra, 66 Pāpa Timma, 403 Parābhava, year of, 58 Parakēsari, title of Rājēndradēva, 77 Parakēsari, 340; title of Adhi-Rājēndra, 82 Parakēsari-Vira Rājēndra Chōla, title of Kulottunga III, 122 Parākrama, who restored the Ceylonese throne to Līlāvati, 131 Parākrama, Pāṇḍya prince who seized the throne of Ceylon, 131 Parākrama Aḷagan Perumāḷ, 380 Parākrama Bāhu, of the Singhalese family, 109, 115, 127, 140; his deposition, 133 Parākrama Bāhu II, King of Ceylon, 146 —— III, King of Ceylon, 166 —— IV, King of Ceylon, 172 Parākrama-Kulaśēkhara, 286, 380, 381 Parākrama-Kulaśēkhara-Pāṇḍya, 283, 380 Parākrama Pāṇḍya, a claimant to the throne of Madura, 115, 211, 229, 230, 231, 236, 255, 262 Parākrama, (Pāṇḍya) son of Kulaśēkhara, 217 Parākrama, alias Srīvallabha, mention of, 223, 380