The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.79.4

c10.79.4

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