The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.79

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Rājāvaliya (a Singhalese work describing the exploits of Karikāla Chola), 15 Rāja Vidyādhara, 347, 348 Rāja Vināyaka, grandson of Pratāpa Rudra II, 196 Rājendra, son of Rājarāja, 56, 57 ——— Chōḷa king, 58 Rājendra, the Gangai-koṇḍa Chōḷa, (foot-note, p. 45) Rājendra I, 340, 341 Rājendra II, lord of Vengi, his seizure of the Chōḷa throne, 82, 83, 86 ——— same as Kulōttunga I, 337 ——— E. Chāḷukya king and then became Kulōttunga Chōḷa I, 77, 78, 79, 80 ——— III, Chōḷa king, 157 ; his death, 58, 160 ——— successor of Rājarāja III, 145; his becoming the king, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 154, 155, 156, 341, 342 Rājendra Chōḷa, 361 ——— Gonka, Velaṇāṇḍu chief, 143 Rājendra Chōḷa of Velaṇāṇḍu, 100 Rājendra-Chōḷa I, 399 Rājendra Chōḷa II, 399 Rājendra Chōḷa II, Velaṇāṇḍu chief, 121 Rājendra Chōḷa I, Chōḷa king, 51, 52 Rājendra Chōḷa Kongāḷva, 362 Rājendra Chōḷa Munmaḍi, 397 Rājendra Chōḷa, Kulōttunga's adopted son, 96, 97 Rājendra-Kongāḷva, ruler of Coorg, 86 ——— title of Kādayya, (foot-note, p. 146) Rājendra-Chōḷa, another name of Erra-Siddha, 133 Rājendra-Chōḷa, Vaiḍumba chief, 149 ——— his accession, 60 ; his victory over Vimalāditya, his introduction of a Tamil script, 61 ; a list of his achievements, 62, 63, 64 ; joint rule with his son, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 Rājendrachōḷa - Kukula - Nāḍaḷvā - Kadaśūra - Appaya Nāyaka, Kādayya, title in full of Kukula Nāḍaḷvār, (foot-note, p.

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146) Rājendra-Chōḷa-Prithivi, the Kongāḷva chief, 64 Rājendra-Kōṇa-Lōka, ruler at Bapatla, 108 Rājendra-Prithivi, Kongāḷva-Chief of Western Mysore, 80, 83 Rājendra dēva, 341 ——— successor of Rājadhirāja, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 ; his death, 77 Rājendra Kongāḷva, chief of Coorg, 26 Rājendra-Kongāḷva-Aḍatarāditya, 362 Rājendra Voḍeya, son of Bukka-Oḍeyar, mentioned in an inscription in E. Mysore, 197 Rājiga, i.e. Rājadhirāja Chōḷa II, 117 Rājiga Chōḷa, 99 Rājyasundari, daughter of Kulōttunga I, 93 Rājyavardhana, 350 Rākkasa, Ganga-son of Rāchamalla IV, 53, 347 Rākkasaganga, grandfather of the four Sāntara princes, 107 Rākshasatangaḍi, the battle of, (foot-note 1, p. 257) ——— camp at, (foot-note 1, p. 257) ——— location of, (foot-note 1, p. 258) Rākshitaguṇḍi, corrupted form of Rākshasatangaḍi, (foot-note 1, p. 257) Rāma, 270, 402 ——— a Kerala merchant, 143 ——— of the Aravīḍu family, 249 ——— son of Tirumala Rāja, 258, 265 ——— Prince ; son of Śrīranga, 271 Rāma I, 402 Rāma II, 402, 404 ——— of Vijayanagar, 272, 273, 274 ——— Prince ; son of Śrīranga II, 270 Rāmabhaṭṭu, minister to Achyuta Rāya, 245, 248 Rāmachandra, alias Rāmadēva, 400, 405 ——— alias Rāma II, 272 Ramachandra, another son of Dēva Rāya I; rule in S.

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Mysore, 209 ——— son of Dēva Rāya I, viceroy over the Udayagiri province, 211 ——— temple of, 239 ——— war with the Kākatīya Pratāpa Rudra, 405 ——— Yādava king, 159, 160 Rama-Mārttāṇḍa, probably the same as Chēra-Udaya, Mārttāṇḍa, 218 Rāma-Kērala, Ruler of Veṇāḍ, 133 Rāmanātha, Hoyśala ruler, 154, 155, 156, 158, 159, 160, 351, 352 Rāmanātha, younger brother of Narasimha III, 151, 153, 161, 163, 165, 166, 167, 169, 170, 171, 172 Rāmanāthapuram, record at, 37 Rāmānujāchārya, 99 ‘Rāmānujāchārya’s Śāsana’, Date of the document, 197 Rāma-Tiruvadi, Raja of Veṇāḍ (Travancore), 92 Ramarāja, 258, 334, 402 ——— alias Rāja-Rām of Satāra, death of, 306 ——— alliance of, 253 ——— death of, 257 ——— heir to Shāhūji, 299 ——— Keḷadi chief, 261 ——— the gallantry of, 258 Rāma Rāja I, 403 Rāma Rāja-Koṇḍa Rāja, of Aravīḍu, 256 Rāmarāja Nāyaka, 359 ——— grandson of Keḷadi Sadaśiva-Rāya, 260 ‘Rāma-Rāja-Tirumala’, of Aravīḍu, 255 Rāma-Rāja-Tirumalarāja, grant of village by, 255 Rāma-Rāja, Vitthala-Rāja, 250 ‘Rāma-Rāja Vitthala-Rāja Tirumala Rāja’, grant of a village by, 254 Rāmarājiyamu, a work, (foot-note 1, pp. 264, 269) Rāma Rāya, 250 Ramaswamy, P. N., 74 Rāmavarma, of Travancore, death of, 316, 317 Ramavarma, Raja of Cochin ;

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treaty with the English by, 309 Ramayya, 385 Ram Deo, Ramachandra called by Muslim chroniclers, 175 Rāmēśvaram, capture of, 115 Ramnad, rule at, 140 ——— rule of Dēva Rāya II, 218 ——— a number of inscriptions at, 133, 166, 185 ——— ruled over by Kampana II, 199 ——— Sētupati rulers of, 391 Rāṇa of Udaipur, 314 ‘Raṇaraśika’, 334, (foot-note, p. 1) Raparaśiku, another name of Vikramāditya I, 25 Raparṇava, 357 Rapaśāgara, 323 ——— Alupa chief, 31 Ranasthamba, killed by Tailapa II, 58 Ranastīpūṇḍi grant, 59, 63 Raṇasūra, king of Gujarat, 64 Raṇavalōka, alias Sanchakamba, 33 Raṇavikrama, another name of Pulakēśin I, 21 ‘Raṇavikrānta’, title, 334 Ranga, Achyuta's brother, 255, 339, 401, 403 Ranga VI, of Vijayanagar, 322 Rangāchārya V, 30, 108, 160, 186, 204, 239, 265 ——— lists of, 141 Ranga-Krishna Muttu Virappa, grant by, 291 Ranga-Krishna Muttu Virappa Nāyaka, of Madura, 288-9 Ranga Krishna Muttu Virappa Nāyaka III, 364 ——— son of Chokkanātha, 281 Rangam, i.e. Srirangam, 137