The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.78

c10.78

Rājānārāyaṇa, probably succeeded the chief Veṇrumaṇ-koṇḍa, 195 Rājānārāyaṇa Samb, 388, 389 ————— other names of, 389 Rājānārāyaṇa Sambuvarāyan, of the Sengēni family, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192 Rājaparēndu, 361 ————— father of Kōṇa Rājēndra Chōḷa I, 100 Rājāpura, a C. P. grant from, 86 Rāja Rāja, 121, 338, 342 ————— political condition of S. India on his accession, 54 ————— second son of Kulōttunga I, 85 ————— I, 340, 342 ————— E. Chālukya king, 74 ————— the great Chola king, his accession, 54; his overlordship, 55; his conquests, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62 ————— II, son of Kulottunga-Chola II, 106 ————— Chola, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113; his abdication, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 341, 342 ————— great changes in S. India during his reign, 106 ————— III, 341, 342, 358 ————— Chōḷa king, his accession, his reign a series of disasters, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140 Rājarāja Aḍigan, father of Viḍukāḍ-Aḷagiya-Perumāḷ, 128 Rājarāja, ‘Chōḍaganga,’ 341 ————— Chōḷaganga, elder brother of Vīra Chōḷa, 88, 89 Rājarāja, ‘Munmaḍi Chōḷa’, 341 Rājarāja Chōḷa III, Chōḷa king, abdication of, 145, 146, 149 ————— his person captured, 140; his release by the Hoysala forces, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144 Rājarāja-Narēndra, E. Chālukya, 160 ————— 338 ————— E. Chālukya king, 71, 74, 76, 77 Rājarāja Narēndra I, 337 ————— the E. Chālukya king, 64 Rājarāja Samb, 389 ————— Vaḷanāḍu, 216 Rājarāja-Ganga country called, 59 ————— Pāṇḍya Kingdom, 58 Rājarājēśvara, Tanjore temple called, 60 Rāja Rām, 303 ————— escape of, 291 ————— flight of, 291 ————— imprisonment of, 288 ————— of Kolhāpūr, 317, 365 ————— of Satāra; death of, 291 Rāja Ram Mahārāja, brother of Sambājī, 289 Rāja Rām II, 365 Rājārāmaḍi, fight at, 40 Rājaśraya-Saśikula-Chaḷukki-Vīra-Nārasimha-Yādava-Rāya, Chief of Kāḷahasti, 138 Rāja Sāhib, son of Chanda Sāhib, 301, 326 Rāja Sāhuji, same as Sayāji of Tanjore, 299 Rājaśēkhara, Prince; son of Mallikārjuna, 226 Rāja Simha, alias Indravarmar, 50 ————— another name of Narasimhavarman II, 26 ————— I alias Arikēsari-Parākrama, 27 Rājasimha II, 377 Rājasimha III, 378, Pandya king, 46 Rājasimha Pandya III, Pandya king, his defeat by the Chola king, 42 Rājasimhēśvara, (temple), in Conjēvaram, 28, 196 Rāja Śivājī, of Kolhāpūr; death of, 317 ‘Rājasūyam Vētta’, title of Perunar Kiḷḷi II, 340 Rājasundari, 358 ————— mother of Anantavarman, Chōḍaganga, also daughter of Kulottunga I, 87 Rāja Tuljāī, imprisonment and subsequent release of, 305