The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.9

c10.9

Ellore (Koḷanu), 90 Elphinstone, General, surrender of, 315 Embāḍi, an inscription at, 50 ‘Emperor of the Faithful’, title of Tipū, 308 Enṇāyiram, inscription at, 60 ‘Ephemeris’ by Mr. Svāmikaṇṇu Pillai, (foot-note 1, p. 207) Eraga, 348, 384 Erambaragē, 126, 393 Erasiddha, 396 Erega, or Irigayva, 35 Ereyanga, 128, 351 — son of Vinayāditya, 69, 90, 91, 92 — Hoysaḷa chief, 82 — or Ereyappa IV, 42 Erēyanga I, 346 Ereyappa, 347 — Son of Būtuga I, 40 — W. Gaṅga king, 44-45 — III, 40 — IV, 347 — IV W. Gaṅga king, his death, 46 — IV Gaṅga chief, 40, 41, 42, 43 Erode, 91, 137 Errasiddha, Gaṇḍagōpāla chief, 126 Erra-Siddhaya, Telugu Chōḍa chief, 134 Erra-Siddhi, father of Tammu Siddhi, 129 (foot-note, p. 130) Erraiya I, 398 Erraiya II, 399 Events after the seizure of the Chola throne by Kulōttunga I, 85 ‘Evolution of Hindu Administrative Institutions in S. India’, work (foot-note, p. 132)