The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.91

c10.91

Tirumala, , 250, 256, 259, 260, 265n, 388, 401, 402, 403, 404 —— death of, 262 —— remission of taxes by, 255 —— *alias* Timmappa, Rāja of Anegondi, 306 Tirumala, C. M., 366 Tirumala, of Āraviḍu, 249, 253, 258, 260 Tirumala, king of Vijayanagar, 260 Tirumala, son of Krishṇadēva, 241, 244 —— Prince; death of, 243 —— the Matla chief, 260 —— of the Sāḷuva family, (foot-note 1, p. 220) Tirumala, son of Tirumala Rāja, 265 Tirumalādēvi, queen of Krishṇadēva, 240 Tirumala, Sētupati chief; campaign of Chokkanātha against, 284 Tirumalai Hill, 64, 128, 199 Tirumalai-Raghunātha-Hiraṇyagarbhayāji, son of Sētupati Kaṭṭa, 284 Tirumalai Raghunātha, the Sētupati; gift by, 281 Tirumalai, Sētupati-Kāṭṭa, gift by, 286 ‘Tirumalai Udaiyān’, title of Daḷavāy Sētupati-Kāṭṭa, 269 Tirumala Kānta, *alias* Rāghava Rāya, 230 Tirumalāmbikā, 364, 402, 403 Tirumala Nāyaka, 279, 364 —— overlordship of, in Madura, 276 —— practical independence of, 278 —— quasi independence of, 277 —— reduction of the power of, 281 —— death of, 281 Tirumala-Rāja Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara, 265 Tirumala Rāghava, 373 Tirumala Rāya, (foot-note 3, p. 271) Tirumala Rāya, minister to Sadāśiva, 259 Tirumalavāḍi, 144 Tirumalayya, 387 Tirumāl-Iruṅjōlai, 328; Mahābali-Bāṇa, 364 Tirumālpuram, inscription at, 41 Tirumeyyam, inscription at, 145 Tirunāmanallūr, 45 Tiru-Nelvēli, victory at, 27 Tirupati, 132n, 183, 225 Tirupattūr, 116, 156 Tiruppāpuliyūr, 77, 140 Tiruppārkaḍal, 43, 156 Tiruppāsūr, 130, 132 Tiruppullāni, in Rāmnāḍ; Kampana II’s rule there, 190 Tiruvadi, 142n, 178 Tiruvadi-Rāja, of Veṇāḍ, 246 —— taken prisoner, 247 Tiruvaigāvūr, in Tanjore District, 216 Tiruvaiyār, an inscription at, 61 Tiruvaiyyāru, 41 Tiruvalangāḍu, 62, 66, 78, 130 —— plates, 54 Tiruvallam, seat of the Bāṇa chiefs, 18, 31, 36, 59, 61, 73, 74, 81, 82, 121, 131, 149, 188 Tiruvannāmalai, capital of Ballāḷa III, 152, 183, (foot-note, p. 183), 186, 188, 241, 263 Tiruvēḍagam, battle at, 123 Tiruvēgambam-Uḍaiyān, Kulōttuṅga III, called, 121 —— Siyagaṅga, Amarābharaṇa called, 129, 138; lord of Kōlār, 131 Tiruveḷḷarai, 156 Tiruvēndipuram, 140 Tiruvēṅgaḍanātha C. M., 300, 366 Tiruvēṅgāḍu, 79 Tiruvidaimarudūr, 89 Tiruvorriyūr, 39, 44, 46, 49, 78, 83, 131, 132, 133, 192, 215 Tod, Col., 313 Toṇḍaimān-Anūr, where Aditya I died, 41 Toṇḍaimaṇḍalam, the, extent of, 13, 28, 59, 60n, 138 Toṇḍamān, country of, 115