The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.71

c10.71

Poysala—Hoyśala chief, 66 Prabhākaravardhana, 350 Prabhāvatī, 398 Prabhumēru, 38 Prabhūtavarsha, alias Govinda II, 31 Prabhūtavarsha, alias Govinda III, 33 Pramōda, 204, 205 Pratāpa Dēva Rāya, brother of Dēva Rāya II, 216 Pratāpa-Dēva Rāya, may be the same as Dēva Rāya II, or Mallikhārjuna, 220 Pratāpa Rudra, 238, 241, 373 Pratāpa Rudra, father of Vīrabhadra, 240 Pratāpa Rudra, Gajapati of Orissa, 237, 240 Pratāpa Rudra, Rudramma called, 158, 163 Pratāpa Rudra I, Kākatīya chief, 113, 355 Pratāpa Rudra II, grandson of Kākatīya ruler Rudramma, 167, 169, 170, 172, 173, 174, 175; his submission to Malik Kafur, 176 Pratāpa Rudra II, Kākatīya ruler, 178, 179; his seizure of Conjeevaram and driving out the Kēraḷa king therefrom, 179, 180, 181, 182; taken as prisoner to Delhi, 182, 183; the end of his reign, 184, 189, 190 Pratāpa Rudra II, 355 Pratāpa Simha, of Satāra, 313, 314, 315, 395 Pratāpa Simha, overtures to the French, of, 297 Pratāpa Simha, usurper of the Tanjore throne, 299, 301 'Prauḍha-Dēva,' title of Mallikārjuna, 222 'Prauḍha-Pratāpa,' one of the titles of Dēva Rāya II, 214 Prauḍha Pratāpa Dēva Rāya, mentioned by the Satyamangalam C. P. grant, 214 Pravarasena, 398 Pravarasena II, 398 Prithivī Ganga Būtuga II called, 48 Prithivīpati, brother of the Ganga king Durvinīta, 20 Prithivīpati, 346, 349 Prithivīpati I, Ganga king, 36, 37, 38, 39, 347 Prithivīpati II, 43, 49; lord of the Bāṇas, 42, 328, 347 Prithivīsāgara, 31, 323 Prithivīsēna, 321, 398 Prithivīśvara, Goṅka Rāja, Velanāṇḍu chief, 123, 399 Prōla, 386 Prōla I, Kākatīya prince, 106, 110, 355 Prōla II, Beta's son, 96 Prōla II, father of Pratāpa Rudra I, 113, 114 Prōla or Prōlaya Vēma Reḍḍi, chief of Koṇḍavīḍ, 183; claim of successes, 185, 189, 190 Prōḷunāḍu, 123, 128 Prōlaya Vēma, 385 Puḍukotta, 139, 141, 152; extent of Pallava power in the south, 18, 22; rule of Kampaṇa II in, 199 Puḍukoṭṭai, 138, 143, 156; the state, 213 Pugaliyūr, 27, 30, 31, 322 Pugalvippavar-Gaṇḍa, Vijayāditya Bāṇa called, 42 Pugalvippavagaṇḍa Rājāditya, brother-in-law of the Chola Rājāditya, 45 Puhār or Pugār or Kāvēripaṭṭaṇam, capital of Karikāla, 14, 340 Pulakēśin I, early Chāḷukya king in the Deccan, 20, 334 Pulakēśin II, the Chāḷukya sovereign of the Deccan, 7, 334 Pulakēśin II, son of Kīrttivarma, his conquests, 22, 23; his death, 24 Puḷandai, 27 Puḷicat, fort at, 270 Puḷigērē, 92, 106 Puḷināḍu, present Chittoor district, 20, 38, 42, 50, 198 Puḷipparakōyil, 207, 212 Puḷivēṇḍla, inscription at, 237 Puḷalūra, 22 Puḷḷathi, 80 Puḷumāyi I, Āndhra king, 13, 324