The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.92

c10.92

Tondamān Iḷam-Tirayan, 340 Toṇḍi, 396 Tone, W. H., an officer of the Pēshwa's army, 310 Toṇṇūr, retirement of Baḷḷāḷa III to, 183 Tooth relic, of Buddha, 166 Toyimadēva, ruler of Baṇavāsi, 78, 353 Trailōkyamalla-Āhavamalla alias, Sōmēśvara, 70, 335 ‘Trailōkyamalla’, title of Taila II, 335 Trailōkyamalla Mallidēva I, of the Telugu Chōḍa chiefs, 103 Trailōkyamalla-Naṇṇi-Noḷamba, Noḷamba Pallava chief, 72, 74, 372 Trailōkyamalla-Noḷamba-Pallava Jayasiṃha, Jayasiṃha IV, 84 Trajan, Roman Emperor, receives an Indian embassy in 107 A. D., 9 Tranquebar, the port of, 273 Travancore, rulers of, 397 Tribhuvanamalla, Baḷḷāḷa I, called, 92 ‘Tribhuvanamalla’ Beta or Betma, a chief of the Kākatīya family, 96 Tribhuvanamalla Malli-dēva Chōḷa, Mahārāja, of the Niḍugal family, 115 Trailōkyamalla-Naṇṇi-Noḷamba, Noḷamba chief, 20 Tribhuvanamalla Pāṇḍya, ruler of Noḷamba province, 90, 91, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98, 99, 113 Tribhuvanamalla-Poṭṭapi chōḍa, ruling chief of Koṇidēna, 103, 397; son of Kāma, 107, 168 Tribhuvanamalla, i.e. Vinayāditya, 77, 351, 354 — W. Chaḷukya title of Viṣṇuvardhana, 102 Tribhuvana Vīra Chōḷa, a Chōḷa prince, 188 Tribhuvana Vīra Noḷamba-Pallava, Elder brother of Tribhuvanamalla Pāṇḍya, 98 Trichinopoly, inscriptions at the cave temple, 22, 37, 53, 57, 61, 63, 68, 70, 94, 100, 102, 106, 107, 126, 145, 146, 153, 154, 300 Triṇchenapaḷi, for Trichinopoly, 278 Triṇcomalee, factory at, 285 Tripurāntakam, 92, 93, 99, 193 Tripurāridēva, 359 Trivandrum Museum plates, 32 Tsaṇḍōl, capital of the Velaṇāṇḍu chiefs, 117 Tsaṇḍavōlu, country of, 49 Tughlak Dynasty, 345 Tukāji, of Tanjore, 295, 395 Tukkarai, Vaiḍumba chief, 397 Tuljāji, of Tanjore, 304, 305, 306, 395 Tuḷuvas, the family of 241, dynasty of, the, 401 Tuḷuvādēvī, 350 Tumbichi Nāyaka, 246 Tumkur, record at, 92 Turuka war, Malik Kāfur's raid, 178 Tyāgasamudra, a biruda of Vikrama Chōḷa, 96 Tyāgavalli, favourite wife of Kuḷōttunga I, 90 Tyāgi, 389