The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t75.26

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Chaṇḍalūr, C. P. grant, 18, 26 Chaṇḍavarman-Sālaṅkāyana chief, 18 Chand Bibī, 371 ————— gallant defence by, 267 ————— murder of, 267, 268 Chandēri, fort, 245 Chandrāditya, 334, 392 Chandragiri, (foot-note 1, p. 293) ————— hill, a record at, 293 ————— Rājya (foot-note, p. 189) Chandragupta, the Maurya King; his overthrow of the Nandas (322 or 321 B.C.); his driving out of the Macedonian garrisons; his repulse of Seleukos Nikator (305 B.C.); his reception of Megasthenes, 5; his abdication and death, 6, 254, 320 ————— date of, 319 ————— I, 349 ————— his Coronation, Marriage and Empire, 17 ————— II, 349 Chandragutti (Foot-note, p. 119) ————— Residence of Kirttidēva III, 117 Chandralēkhā, 358 Chandra-rāja, 392 Chandraśēkhara, 397 Chandrikā, 358 Chaṅgāḷva Chiefs, 323, 339, 343 Chaṇṇamāji, settlement of tolls by, 290 Channa Nañja Rāja, rule of, 232 Channapaṭṇa, an inscription at, 62 Channappa, son of Mallinātha, 202 Channēśa, 338 Charles II, of England; Marriage, 282 Chāru-dēvi, 374 ————— wife of Buddhavarman, 17 Chārupoṇṇēra, 371 Chāshṭhana, co-regent of Nahapana and son of Ghasamōṭika, recovers the Kshatrapa dominions, 14, 321 Chaṭṭalē, 348, 390 ————— daughter of Arumuḷidēva, 86 ————— daughter of Rakkasa-Ganga, 86 Chaṭṭalādēvi, 348 Chaṭṭalē or, cousin sister of Kanchalē, (foot-note, p. 107) Chattarasa II, 392 Chaṭṭaya, 354 Chaṭṭiya, ruler of Baṇavāsi, 60 Chaudappa Nāyaka, 359 Chāva, 393 Chāvuda Rāja, 353 Chavuṇḍa I, 393 ————— II, 393 Chebrōlu, 162 Chebrōlu, in Bapatla Taluk, 10, 95 Chedi, 22, 35 ————— alias Chēta Rāja Pāṇḍya, 373 Chellapa, 237 ————— the rebellion of, 247 ————— flight of, 246 Chelvāja, 368 Chengaṇa, 186 ————— Inscription on a temple wall at, 127 ————— Queen of Jayantika-dēva, 191 Chengamā dēvi, 366 Chengaya, another name for Śrī Kaṇṭah, 268 Chennamāji, 360 ————— rule of, 287, 288 ————— widow of Sōmaśēkhara, 285 Cheannappa, 400 Chennayya, 339 Chēra, 98 ————— Kings, 339 ————— Udaya-Mārttanda, the, 218 Chētana, father of Velanāṭi Goṇka, 101 Cheyarla, temple at 113