The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.72

c10.72

Puḷumāyi II, 321, 325 Puḷumāyi III, 325 Puṅgaṇūr, a Taluk in Chittoor district, 20, 34, 42, 210 Puṇṇāḍu, ruled over by Durvinīta, in South Mysore, 20 Puṇya-Kumāra, Chola king, 24, 33, 342 Puragupta, 349 Pūrṇayya, minister, 311; dismissal and death of, 313 Pūrṇayya, minister to Mummaḍi Krishna IV, 368 Purandhar, the treaty of, 306 Puravu-vari, register of, (foot-note, p. 136) Purigērē, fief of, 47 Purigērē, tract of, 86 Purindrasēna, 324 Pūrṇōtsanga, the Āndhra king, in alliance with Khārāvēla, 8, 12, 324 Puruḷarē, a battle fought by Durvinīta, 20 Purushōttama, 338, 373; accession of, 224 Purushōttama, the Gajapati King, 226 — king of Orissa, 224, 227, 230, 232 Pushpagiri, inscription at, 103 Pushyamitra, commander-in-chief of Brihadratha Maurya, assassinates his master and founds the Sunga dynasty (circ. 184 b. c.) (p. 7), his war with the Āndhra King Yajña Sri Satakarni, attack of Khāravēla of Kalinga on him, in alliance with the Āndhra King Pūrṇōtsanga, (p. 8), Pushyamitra's contest with the Baktrian Menander about 155 b. c., (p. 8) Pushyamitra, founder of the Sunga dynasty, 12, 320