The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t75.27.2

c9.s2.t75.27.2

269) Chinna Obala, 271 Chinnappa Nāyaka, 364 Chinna Timma, 402 — mention of the name of, 250, 251, 403 — gift for the merit of, 251 Chippili, near Madanapalli, 24 Chipurapalle, C.P., grant in Vizagapatam district, 23 Chirichirāpali, Kanarese pronunciation of Trichinopoly, 188 Chitaldrug, 33, 52 — district of, 135 Chitramāya, rival of Nandivarman II, 27 Chitravāhana, Ālupa chief, 26, 31 — I, 323 — II, 323 Chillapa Khān, a Hindu, 234 Chittarasa, 328 — perhaps of the Bāna family, 98 Chittoor, 15, 119, 121 — a district, 20 Chōḍa, 362, 363 — Telugu, for ‘Chōla’, 395 — alias ‘Chidendra’ a Chief, 207 — (alias Rājendra Choḍa), Velanāṇḍu Chief, 95 — Ballaya of the Konidēna branch of the Telugu Chōḍa chiefs, 97 — Ballaya Chōḍa, 397 Chōḍa, Dēva Mahārāja, Ruler of Kommanāḍu tract, perhaps Chōḍa Ballaya, 97 — Chiefs, Telugu rulers of Rēnāṇḍu Country, 21 — Ganga, nephew of Kütti Nissanka, 127 — Nripati, Ruler at Nāḍēṇḍla, one of the Koṇḍapaḍmaṭi chiefs, 101 Chokidēva, 353 Chōḍāmbā, 338 Chokkalinga Nāyaka, of Madura, 283 Chokkanātha, the god, 218 — grandson of Mangammāl, 290 — grant by, 294 — of Madura;