The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t75.13

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Anavēma Reḍḍi, of Koṇḍavīḍu, Guṇtur district; grant by, 191, 199, 201, 385 ; brother of Annavōta, 195 Anbil Plates, 47, 341 ‘Ancient India’, by Kṛishṇaswāmi Aiyaṅgār, 78, 125, 368 Aṇḍāri, battle fought by Durvinīta, 20 Andhra Kings, 324 Andhras, becoming dominant on the east coast, 12 ‘Andhra-Triliṅga-Madhyama’, the country of, 265 Aṇḍāri, Fight at, 40 André Furtada, Portuguese Governor, 266 Aṇegundi, fortress, 57, 184, 189, 218 Aṅgria, capture of Chaul by, 297 Anitalli, 386 Aṇiyaṅka, leader of the Tamil army and who seized the throne of Ceylon, 131 Aṇiyaṅka-Bhīma, 125, 358 Aṅka, 384 Aṅkama or Akkāmbika, sister of Buddha Rāja, 117 Aṅkamma, 362 Anna, 385, 386 Annabhūpa, 385 Aṇṇadēva, 385 Aṇṇamā, 366, 385, 386 — Annavōta called, 191 — Matsya chief, 165 Aṇṇama-Gōpālavardhana, younger brother of Arjuna, 170 Aṇṇamasamudram, Inscription at, 146 Aṇṇamdēva, 355 Anna Prōla, 386 Anna Rāja II, 337 Auṇa Sāhib, 395 Annavōta, Reḍḍi chief of Koṇḍavīḍu, ruling at Tripurāntakam, 193; son of Prōlaya Vēma Reḍḍi, 190, 191, 192, 194, 195, 202, 213, 385 Aṇṇayya, Nolamba chief, 45 Aṇṇiga, 44, 372 Aṇṇigere, Record at, 73 Annius Plocamus, the Roman freedman, driven by a storm to Ceylon, 9 Anōrata, 329 Antiochos III, King of Syria, recognises the independence of Baktria (cir. 208 B.C.), 7, 8 Antonius Pius, Roman Emperor, receives an Indian embassy in A.D. 138, 9 Aṇumakoṇḍa, 96, 113 Aṇurādhāpura, 34, 79 Anwaru-d-dīn Khān, attack of the French by, 298 Anwaru-d-dīn Muḥammad, 326 Aparājita, 36, 39, 375, 376, 392 Apitaka, 324 Appa, 403 Appāji, alias of Śaḷuva Timma, 241, 343 Appaṇa, a General of Narasimha II, 140, 145 Appar, Tamil poet, 22, 24 Appā Sāhib, 314, 315 Appayadīkshita, patron of, 399 Appaya Nāyaka, father of Kāḍayya Nāyaka (foot-note, p. 146) Apramēya, a Chōḷa general, 57 Araga, the province of, 185, 194, 195, 207, 252 Araīśūr, 36, 37, 56, 61 Aram, 344 Aravīḍu Dynasty, 402 — the family of, 249, 250, 325, 403 — the pedigree of the family of, 256 Aravīḍu-Ahōbala, alias Aubala, 250 Aravīḍu-Aubala, son of Narasiṅga, 250 Aravīḍu-Timmaya, son of Rāma, 236 Arberal Chāma II, 368 Arch. Ann. Rep., Calcutta, for 1905-6, The, 209 Arcot, Navabs of, 326 Arcot, South, 49, 72, 93, 112, 117, 119, 138, 141, 145, 152, 166