The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.70

c10.70

Perumbiḍugu-Peruṇdēvi, 394 Perumāṇadi, Lord of Singapōta, 33 Perum-Śēral-Ādan II, Chēra king, son-in-law of Karikāla, 15, 339 Perum-Śēral Irumporai, Chēra king, 16, 339 Perunagara, a battle fought by Durvinīta, 20 Perunarkilli I, grandfather of Karikāla Chola, 14, 340 Perunar-Killi II, Chola, 339, 340 Perunjiṅga, 238, 376 Perunjiṅga I, son of Ammaiyappan-Pallava-Rāya, 116, 147 Perunjiṅga II, successor of Perunjiṅga I, declared his independence, 144, 145-150, 162, 341 Pērūr, record of, 31, 240 Peruvalanallūr, 25 Peruvangūr, 39 Peshawar, 56 Peshwa Bāji Rao, death of, 316 Peshwa, the office abolished, 314, 366 Peter Mundy, a traveller, 275 Pettipollee, for Peddapalli, 270 Peutingerian Tables, the, locate a temple dedicated to Augustus on the Malabar coast, 9 Phirangipuram, temple at, 210 Pigot, Lord, Governor of Madras, 306 Pikira, a grant by Simhavarman II, 20 Pillai, affix of a chief, 161 ‘Pillaiyār’, title of Nilagaṅgaraiyan, 370 Pillaiyār Rājarāja Śambuvaraiyan, a vassal of the Telugu Chōḍa chief, 152 Piṇa Kōmaṭi, 385; son of Malla I, 209 Piṇḍāris, the, 313 Pinna Kōṭa, 386 Pinnama, 402 Piriyabbarasi, 372 Piriya Chattarasa I, 392 Piriyanna, 339 Piriyapattana, 277, 339 ‘Piriya’ Rāchamalla I, 393 Piriya Rāja, 339 — Changālva chief, 264, 265, 266 Pithapur, 22, 123, 126, 128 Pīthapuram, 35, 96, 204; plates, 89; princes, 382 Pliny, the Roman writer, on Roman trade with South India in the first century A.D. (p. 9); mentions an Indian embassy to the Roman Emperor Claudius in A.D. 41 (p. 9); his notice of Indian ports and rulers (ibid), his account of India, p. 14 Pōcha, C.M., 366 Podiyil Mountain, 88 Polamūr grant, in Godavery district, 21 Polonnaruā, 131 Pōlūr, inscription at, 153 Pombuchcha, 26 Pon-Amarāvati, expedition to, 115 Pondicherry, 68, 72, 85, 87, 88, 91, 126, 138, 286, 302 Ponnalā-dēvi, Queen of Dēva Raya II, 220 Ponnambala, 351 ‘Ponnan’, biruda, 253 Ponnāṇi, 236, 264 ‘Ponnin-Perumāḷ’, title of the Pāṇḍyas, 378 Ponvari, a tax, 132 Poonamallee, inscription at, 178 Poralare-fight at, 40 Poralchōra ‘Noḷamba’ I, 372 Poralchōra II, 50, 52, 372 Pormalā, 400 Pōrmukha-Rāma alias Punya Kumāra, 24 Pōta, alias Vōta, 385 Pottapi, 153; same as Kāḷahasti, 395 Pottappi, chief of, 80 Pottapi-Kāmadēva, Kōnideva (Telugu-Chōḍa) chief, 92 Pottapi-nāḍu, Kāḷahasti tract, 97, 166 Pottapi-Rāja, evidently Telugu Chōḍa chief, 166 Pottāpi Sōmēśvara, 396