The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.90

c10.90

Telugu Bhima, a chief, 90, 96 Telugu-Chōḍa chiefs, 395 ‘Telugu Rood’, 31 Telunga-Rāya, Kākatīya Gaṇapati, 134 Tenkarai, inscription at, 172 Tenkāśi, 213, 217 Tennan Vānavan, *alias* Jaṭila Parānthaka, 30 Tenna Nāyaka, 364 Tennavan, title of the ruler of the Southern Pāṇḍva dominions, 70 Tennēri, 55, 161 Tēvāram, Saiva hymns, 24; Tamil Hymns, 22 Thackeray, Mr., murder of, 314 Thāṇā copper plate, grant of, 160 Thanesar, 23 Thugs, 168 Tiasthenes (of Ptolemy), 14 Tiger Seal, Choḷa Seal, 21 Tikka, Kālaṭṭi Chōḍa Mahārāja, lord of Oreyūr, Telugu Chōḍa chief, 131 Tikka I, 396 Tikka I, Gaṇḍa Gōpāla, Telugu-Chōḍa chief, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 144 to 148 Tikka I, Tirukālaṭṭi called, 130 Tikka II, 396 Tikkarasa Gaṅgayya, Tikka I called, 147 Timma, (foot-note 1, p. 388), 394, 401, 402, 403; son of Rāma, 351 —— grandson of Bukka of Āraviḍu, 250 —— grant by, 253 —— building of a hall in a temple by, 254 Timmāmbā, 401 Timma-Nāyaka, 271 Timmappa Nāyaka, 364 Timma Rāja, minister to Immaḍi-Narasimha, 231 Timma Rāja, uncle of ‘Aliya’ Rāma Rāja, 236 Timma-Rāja I, 368 Timma-Rāja II, 368 Timmarasa, 231; minister to Krishṇadēva Rāya, 242; a page 401 Timmaya-dēva, 271 Tindivanam, 81 Tingaḷūr, a record at, 57 Tinnevelly, 92, 116, 127, 129, 142, 147, 173 Tippa, *alias* Tripurāntaka, 387 Tippāji, mother of Vīra Narasimha, 236, 401 Tippalādēvi, 388 Tippāmbā, 400 Tippaṇṇa, eldest son of Bukka I, 194 Tipparasa Bhairava, 351, 352 —— son of Ballāḷa III, 180 Tipparasayya, (foot-note 1, p. 232) Tippaya ‘Śrīgiranna’, 385 Tippēru, fortress of, 41 Tipū, son of Haidar, 306 —— defeat of, 307 —— capture of Coimbatore by, 309 —— the family of, 313 —— war against, 311 —— seizure, of the Mysore throne by, and execution of, 310 Tipū Sultan, 308, 368; death of, 311 Tirukachchūr, 160 Tirukāla-Chōḍa, Tikka I, 139 Tirukkaḷakkudi, in Tinnevelly district, inscription at, 194 Tirukālaṭṭi dēva, Telugu Chōḍa chief, son of Manma Siddha, 163 Tirukālaṭṭi I, Tikka I, 125, 144 Tiru-Karūr, 339 Tirukkalukunram, 19, 48, 80, 88 Tirukollambūdūr, 111 Tirukkōlūr, 142 Tirukkōyilūr, 75, 173