The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.95

c10.95

Udayāditya, Hoyśala prince, 98 — Noḷamba chief, 63, 100 — another name of Pṛthivīsāgara, 31 — minister of Sōmēśvara II, 84 — Sinda, subordinate to the Noḷamba chief, 70 Udayachandra, general of Nandivarman II, 27 Udāyin, called also Udāsin or Udaya, king of Magadha (circ. 450 to 417 B.C.) ; his founding the city of Kusumapura, close by Pāṭaliputra, 4 Udaya-Mārtāṇḍa, the Tiruvaḍi-Rāja of Travancore, 246 Udayarpāḷaiyam, reign at, 138 Uḍaiyārpāḷaiyam, records at, 150 — record at, 154 Udaya III, king of Ceylon, his fight with Parāntaka Choḷa, 46 Udaya-Mārtāṇḍa-Tiruvaḍi, ruler of Travancore, 137 ‘Uddharē’ Tailapadēva, 120 Uddharē, battle at, 125 Uddhari-Ekkala, perhaps of the Gaṅga family, 113 Udayēndram Plates, 341 Udayin, 319, same as Udaya or Udayibhadḍa Uḍipi, temple at, 270 Uḍiyavāra, town of, 31 Ugra-Peruvaluḍi, 377 Ugra, 39 Ugra Peruvaluḍi, the title of a Pāṇḍya king, 16 Ugra Pāṇḍya or Ugra Peruvaluḍi, names of Neḍuṇjeḷian Pāṇḍya I, 15 Ukkal, inscription at, 47, (foot-note, 48), 49, 58 Ulugh, son of Ghiyāsu-d-din Tughlak, 181 Umādēvī, queen of Baḷḷāḷa, 124 Umāmahēśvara temple, 49 Umḍat-ul-Umarā, 326 Umḍat-ul-Umarā, of Arcot, death of, 312 — son of Muḥammad Āli, 309 Ummattūr, chief of, 123, 236 Ummattūr Rāja-Nañjanā-Uḍaiyār, an inscription of, 236 Upēndra I, 338 — II, E. Chaḷukya prince, 165 — II, 338 — III, 338 Upēndra III, of the Panchahārāla branch of the E. Chaḷukyas, 193 Upēndra IV, 338 — V, 338 — VI, 338 Uppiṇangaḍi, C.P. grant, 33 Uppunelli, town of, 50 Uragapura, 25, 26 Uraiyūr, burning of, 142 Uraiyūr, 27, 340 Uraiyūr Koḷi, 43 Uraiyūr, burning of, 137 Uraṅgāvillidāsan, 328 — Mahābali Bāṇa, 364 Uraṅgāvillidāsan-Māvali-Vāṇarāya, a chief of the Bāṇa stock, 222 Uratti, battle at probably Oratti, 135 Uraṭṭūr, inscription at, 246 ‘Uruvappahārēr Ḥayōn’, title of Iḷaṇ Jēt Śenni, 340 Uruvapalle, copper-plate, issued by Siṃhavarman I, 18 Uttam Bhīma, brother of Bhīma Rāja, 162 Uttama, Chōḷa, a title of Kuḷōttunga III, 12 Uttama Chōḷa Pośān (or Bhōja), a Pallava chief, 61 Uttama Chōḷa, Rājendra I, 61 Uttama-Chōḷagaṅga-Amarābharaṇa-Akaḷaṅka-S ī y a - gaṅga, 138 Uttama Pāṇḍya, another name of Pṛthivīsāgara, 31, 323 Uttira Lāṭa, Northern Gujarāt, 65