The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.79.2

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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.