The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.96

c10.96

Vada-Śri, 325 Vaḍugavaḷi, country of, 31 Vāgan, *alias* Rāja Rāja, 322 Vajheshka, 321 Vaidumba chiefs, 38, 397 Vaijalā-dēvī, mother of Banuma, 118 Vairāgaram, Wairagarh or Vajra in Bastar State, 78 Vairamēgha, another name of Dantidurga, 29 Vaijarasa, father of Banuma, 118 Vajrahasta I, 357, 358 — II, 357 — III, 88, 35*n* — IV, 357 — V, Kalinga-Ganga king, 68, 71, 72, 75, 76, 82, 357 Vaisāli, the Lichchhavi capital, 3 Vaiśāli, capture, 319 Vākāṭaka Rājas, 398 Vakkalēri plates, 28 Valangai, name of a group of castes, 217 Vaḷavan, a generic name for the Chōḷas, (foot-note, p. 48) ‘Vallabha’, title, 334 Vallabha-Narēndra, the throne of, 267 Vaḷḷāḷa, battle at, 42 Vaḷḷam, a record, 22, 151 ; battle at, 265 Vaḷḷamprākāra, same as Vaḷḷam ; battle at, 263 Vaḷḷavan, title of the ruler of the Chāḷukya territory, 70 Vaḷḷimalai, 37 Vāṇa-Kōvaraiyan, family of, 132 Vāṇan, meaning of, (foot-note 1, p. 370) Vāṇavan, title of the ruler of the Bāṇa country, 70 Vanavāsi, Baṇavāsi, 62 Vānavidyādhara, Bāṇa chief, 37 Vauḍalūr, 93 Vanji, capital of Senguṭṭuvan, 15, 27, 339 Vankanāsika Tissa, king of Ceylon, contemporary of Karikāla, 15 Vanki-dēva, 387 Varaguṇa I, 377 — II, Pāṇḍya king, 34 ; his defeat and death, 35 ; his conquests, 36 ; date of his accession, 37, 40, 328, 378 Varaguṇa-Rāma-Pāṇḍya-Kulaśēkhara-Dīkshitar, in Tinnevelly, 280 Varaguṇa Śrīvallabha-Kulaśēkhara, performance of Yāga by, 272 Varaha, cave, (foot-note, p. 32) Varāhavartani, district of, 58 Varatuṅga-Rāma-Pāṇḍya, a prince ; gift by, 253 Varan, Kerala prince, 80 Varatuṅga-Rāma, an agrahāra founded by, 254, 263 Varatuṅgarāma Pāṇḍya, the year of the coronation of, 265 Variyūr, record at, 93 Varthēma, 236 Vāsava, 348 Vāsco-da-Gāma, 232, 233, 234, 243 Vāśishka, 321 Vāśishṭhīputra, Puḷumāyi II, the Āndhra king, his accession and marriage, 14 Vāśishṭhīputra Śaktivarman, ruling Pīṭhapur, called lord of Kalinga, 19, 357 Vāsudēva, the founder of the Kāṇva dynasty, 13, 321 ; minister, 320 Vasumitra, 320 Vātāpi, another name of Bādāmi, 21 Vātāpikonda, title of Narasimhavarman, 24 Vaṭṭagāmaṇi Abhaya, king of Ceylon, defeated by Tamils and regains the throne, 13, 15 Vāyalūr, inscriptions at, 26