South India and her Muhammadan Invaders c17: Index

South India and her Muhammadan Invaders c17

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Index

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The following abbreviations are used in the Index :--

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Abdur Rahman, Takhiuddin, 63 Abusah, 176 Achārya Sūkti Muktāvaḷi, Telugu work, 158 Aden, 55 Adil Shah, 169 Ādi Surattān (Ādi Sultan), 153, 165 Ahamāragam, 30 Ahmad Ayyaz, 146, 150 Ahmad Chap, 80 Aḷagarmalai, 205 Alau-d-din I, Bahmani, 169, 181 Alau-d-din, Khilji, 75, f. 120 P. Bhilsa Expedition, 76 Chanderi Expedition, 77 Death of, 120 Expedition against Gujarat, 84 Extent of Empire, 118-19 Invasion of Deogir, 85 f. Invasion of Madura, 99 f. Invasion of Warangal, 87 f. Revenue System of, 83 War Policy of, 87 Alau-d-din Udauji, 165 Aḷavanda Perumāḷ, petty chieftain, 4 Ali-Shah, Gulburga, Revolt of, 144 Allaud-din Sikandar Shah, 169 Almas-Beg, 75 Alp Khan, Governor of Gujarat, 120 Altun Bahadur, 150 Aḷwār Tirunagari, Record at, 56, 66, 160 Āḷvinayāru, River, 17 Amarābharaṇa Siyagangan, Ganga Chief, 15 Ambadēva, Kākatīya Officer, 62 Amir Judeida, 119, 145 f. Massacre of, 145 Amirs of Dakhan, Revolt of, 147 f. Amirs of Gujarat, 148 Anivaḷakki, Anivalakottah, a fortified place, 4, 5, 189 Anjukottai, fortress, 191 Appana, Hoysala General, 34 Arabia, 55 Arimardhana, King of Ṛamañña, 41, N. Arabs, 69, 71 Āriya Chakravarti, Chief, 57, 57 N. Ariyakudi, 195 Āriyas (Yadavas) Defeat of, 49 Arkali-Khan, 81 Ārpākkam, grant, 11, 42 N. Ashar (Kulaśekhara), 55, 56, 66 Avaniyālappirandan, Sur. N. (Kopperunjinga) Aziz Himar, Governor of Malwa, 144, 145, 146, 181

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Badrakot (Bider), 139 Bahau-d-din, 152 f. Bahau-d-din Gustasp, Governor of Sagar, 139 Bahau-d-din, Muster Master, of Samana, 132 Bahau-d-din of Sagar, 143 Bhārām Abiya, Governor of Multan, 143 Bahram Abiya, of Uch, 131 Bakan, a chief, 185 Baḷḷāḷa II, Hoysala, 13, 14 Baḷḷāḷa IV, Hoysala K., 185 Baḷḷappa Daṇṇāyaka, 175 Bana Dy., 61 Banas, 48 Bānavar, 102

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Bandri = Pandhārpur, 93, 101, 102 Battelar, port, 65, 189 Bejapoor = Bijapur, 147 Bhandri = Pandhārpur, 192 Bhāratam, Telugu, 37 Bhattala = Puttalam (Bathelar) Port, 64, 189 Bhilsa, Expedition against, 75, 76 Bhīm-Deo, 86 Bhuvanēka Bāhu, 57 Bidr = Bider alias Badrakot, Fort, 134 Bidur = Bidar, 147, 154 Bijjala, 32 Billal Deo (Vira Ballala III), 16, 92, 93, 98 Bir-Dhul = (Vira Solan) Jayangonda Solapuram, 98, 99, 103, 110; identification, 189, 190 Bir = Kharabad, 102 N. Biṭṭi-Deva (Vishnu Vardhana), 33 Brahmastpuri = Chidambaram, alias Kanakasabhā, 99; identification of, 108-9 f. Brahmapurīśvara, Deity of, 109 Broach, Massacre of the Amirs at, 146 Buddha, 57 Bukka, 172, 181, 187 Bukkappa Razu, 181

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Cail, city of, 55 Calicut, 160 Cambay, 146, 148 Ceylonese, 4, 10, 42 Ceylon, 1, 2, 37, 48; famine in, 57; Ceylon war, 155 Chajju, Rebellion of, 75 Chalukyas, Eastern, 32 Champāpuri (near Tiruvallam), 60 Chamalating (Jamalu-d-din), 58 Chera, 47 Chērakulavalli, Pandyan Queen, 52 Chidambaram, Temple at, 19, 27, 34, 44 Chin, 71 Chīna, 58 Chīna, Merchants from, 70, 141 Chirichirapali = Trichinopoly, 173, Do. n. 2 Chinna Marudu, Chieftain of Ramnad, 197 Chikkanāyakanhaḷḷi, 102 Choḍa Ganga, 57

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Chola Empire— Cholas, 1, 2, 9, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 44, 59 Chola - Rajya - Pratisṭhāpanāchārya title, 36 Cholapillai (Aḷagia Cholan) (Edirili Śola Śambuvarayan) Chola feudatory, 15 Cobban, Koppam = Kaṇṇanūr, 167, 173, 174 (kabban 179) Colakatantaka, village, 8

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Deobalpur, 150 Devagiri, Yādava Capital, 68; invasion of, 79; siege, 80, 126, 140 Dēval Dēvi, 85, 86 Devārāya I, 175 Dēvi-Paṭṭaṇam (Mali Fatan), 64, idf., 192 Dēviyā paṭṭaṇam, 4 Dharagir, citadel of Deogir, 148 Dvārā Samudra (Dhur Samundar), 34, 36, 92; invasion by, 93 f; Road to, 102; Rebuilding of, 125, 167

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Edirili Śola Śambuvarāyan, Chola Feudatory, 16 Einu-l-Mulk Multani, 122 Ekāmrēśvara temple at Kāñchī, 19 Ekāmranātha temple inscription of Rājādhirāja, 42 n. Elichpur (Irijpur) alias Sultanpur, 77 Erukoṭṭa, a fortified place, 4 Eṭṭiyāpuram Zamindari, 160

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Fakanur, 176 Fakhrud-din Ahmed bin Ibrahim, ut Thaibi, 72 Fakru-d-din Mubarak Shah, 169 Farghana, Amir of, 150 Fatan, Port = Paṭṭaṇam, 100, 101, 168, 169, 179 Fittan, Port = 63, 71, id. for 192-4

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Gaṇapati, Kākatīya King, 38, 49, 50 N. 51, 60-62, 70 Gangaikoṇḍa Śolapuram, Chola Cap., 30, 39, 104, 109

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Ganjouti = Gangāvati, 147 Gaṇḍagopala, 49, 49 N. Gangādēvi, Epic of, 185 Gangaikonḍa paṭṭanam, Royal residence at, 56, 56 N. Ghati-Sakun, 128 Ghati-Lajura (Lasur), 77 Ghazi-Malik, Governor of Deobalpur, 130, 131 Ghiyasu-d-din Baiban, 74 Ghiyasu-d-din Tughlak, 132 f; invasion of Warangal, 133 Ghiyathu-d-din Dhāmaghani, 166 Ghiyasu-d-din Bahadur Bura of Bengal, 143 Gilhurry, 147 Gñānapurīśvara temple, 164 Gopana, 115, 116, 160, 161 Gurgam = Kharegam, 194 Gur-Ganw = Kharagam (Gurgam), 92, 101 Guruparamparā Vaiṣṇava work, 157

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Halabid (Halabid) Hoys Cap., 6, 102, 110 Halahālāśya temple, 20 Hampi, 172 Hanumakonḍa (An Makinda), 88 Hanumantaguḍi, Record at, 191 Harapāla Deo, 123 Harekatu = Arcot, 166, 194 f. Harihar, 102 Harihara II, 187 Hariyappa Oḍayer, Horaib (Hari Hara I), 72 Hassan Kangu, 149 f. Hemāchadanarāja (Ponvēynda Perumāl) statue of, 53 Hili, 176 Himayanaka, Singhalese Prince, 57 Hiriyūr, 102 Honawar = Hinur, 176, 177, 179 Horaib = Harihara, 180, 180 N. Hormos, Port, 55 N. Hosapaṭṭana alias Virupākshapaṭṭana = Vijayanagar, 171, 172 Hoysalas, 26, 31, 35-6, 67

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Ibn Batuta, Algerian traveller, 143-165 f., 169, in South India Ap., 231-244. Idagalissara, fortified place, 4 Iḍāngai class, 22, 23 Īlam, Ceylon, 42, 54 Iḷayānguḍi Māṛanar, 163 Imadul-Mulk, 148, 149 Indarpet, 131 Irak, 71 Īśānadēva, Śaiva teacher, 29 Ismail Makh Afghan alias Ismail Fath, 148

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Jagad Vijaya, Ceylon general, 6-9 Jagnar = Jagannāth, rāther. Śokkanātha, 196 Jajnagar, Cap. town, 134 Jalalu-d-din Ahsankhan, 138, 165 Jalalu-d-din Asan Shah, general, 152 Jalalu-d-din Feroz, Khilji leader, 75 f-81 Jalkota = Dēvakotta, 98, 196-7 Jamalu-d-din, Ambassador, 72 Jamalu-d-din Muhammad, 176 Jami Masjid, construction of, 129 Jamkhandi, 181 Jarfattan, 176 Jaṭāvarman Kulaśekhara I, 44 Jaṭāvarman Sundara I (Panḍy K.) Campaigns of, 50-52 Co-Regents of, 53 Reign of, 46-53 Surnames of, 53, 60, 62 Jaṭāvarman, Sundara Pānḍya III, 58 Jaṭāvarman Virā Pānḍya, 58, 117 Java, 177 Jayangonḍa Śoḷa, title, 196 Jayangonḍa Śoḷamanḍalam, 14, 15 Jayangonḍa Śoḷapuram (Bir Dhul), 56, 110, 196 Jyotishkuḍi = (Jyotishmatipura) = Kaḷaiyār-Kovil, 159, 162, 164 Jazia, 128, 176

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Kabil = Kāyal, Port, 63 Kaḍalaḍayādilangai Konḍa Vaḷanāḍu, Western Puḍukoṭṭa, 43 Kadalivata, Singhalese prince, 57 Kaḍambarvanam = Nārttāmalai, 161 Kāḍava, name of family, 17 Kāḍava Rāya, 17, 62 Kaḍambar Malai, 107 Kaḍambavanam, 107, 108

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Kaḍambavanēśvara, God in Kaḍambavanam, 107 Kafur, 59, 84 f.–121 Expedition against Deogir, 85 Do. Warangal, 86 f.–90 His Supremacy, Assassination of, 121 Invasion of Dvāra Samudra, 93-f. Invasion of Ma’bar, 98 f. Route taken for Ma’bar, 10 f. Sack of Srirangam, 112 f. Kahapana Ceylon coin, 10 Kākatiyas, 32, 34, 37, 61, 62 Kāḷahasti, Capital of Yādavarayas, 16 Kālaiyār Kovil = Jyotirvanam, 162 Kales-Dewar (Kulaśēkhara Dēva), 96 f. Kāḷingarāyan, Royal Seat, 56, 57 Kāḷingarāyan, Officer, 56 Kamalā-Dēvi, 84 Kambala, land of, 144 Kambay, Siege of, 84 Kampaharēśvara, Shrine of, 19 Kampana, Prince, 116, 118 Kampli, 154 Kampili, Raja of, 139 Kandur (Kaṇṇanūr), 72 Kānāḍukāttān, townlet, 197 Kānappēr, fortress, = Kāḷaiyār Kovil, 162, 197 Kānchī, 12, 34, 49, 60, 61, 62 Kaṇḍavārāyanpaṭṭi, 105, 108 Kandur = (Kaṇṇanur), 197 Kanhun, 198 Kanhur = Kanhun, in Rajputana, 101 Kankayya, 173 Kannaḍiga King, 35 Kaṇṇanūr-Koppam = Khaṇḍanapura or Kandur, Hoys. Cap. 36, 39, 47, 50-1, 67, 103, 104, 174, 184, 197-8 Kanobari, R., 98, 103 Kanya Naik, of Warangal, 144 Karambanūr = Uttamar Koil, village, 113 Karnal = Girnar, 150 Karuvūr, 42 Kaṭaka, 50 Kāṭakadurgam, fortress, 199 Kāṭama, Brahman minister, 203 Katlagh Khan, Governor of Deogir, 141, 142, 144, 146, 180 Kattala (Kuttalam), 8 Kaveri-Coleroon frontier, 179 Kāyal, 55, 70

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Kērala ascendency, 124 Kiḷiyūr, chieftains of, 17 Kizer-khan, 120, 121 Khales Dewar (Kulaśēkhara), 55 Khalifa of Egypt, Mission from, 145 Kham = Kaḍambavanam, 99, 107, 200 Khan-i-Jahan, 186 Kharabadad, 92, 102, 198-9 Khiljis, The dynasty of the, 75 f. Khurasan, 71, 138 Khusru Khan, Hasan, 122-131 Kilachevval temple at, 45 Kiḷamangalam, 5, 201 Kiḷānilaya, fortress of, 9, 199 Kis, 70 Kis, island of, 55 N. Kishlu Khan, Rebellion of, 140, 143, 152 f. Koilōḷuhu, Tamil work, 51, 113, 158 Kondal = Gondal, 150 Kopperunjingadēva, feud. chief, 31, 34, 35, 36, 39, 41, 48, 62 Kollāmāṇḍu, 153 Kōnerimaikoṇḍān, 37 Kongu Kingdom, 1, 54 Kongu chiefs, 8, 27, 45 Koolburga = Gulbarga, 147 Korkai (Kolkhoi) Port, 70 Kōṭṭiyūr, village, 108 Krishnappa Naik, 180 Kublai, 58 Kudal (Cuddalore), 17 Kuhai idikalaham, 21 Kulam (=Quilon), 176, 177 Kulottunga (alias Parakesari Tirubhuvana Chola, Virarājēndra, Konērinmaikoṇḍān), 11 Kulaśēkhara, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Kulattūr, village, 24 Kulottunga I, 1, 31, 32, 109 Kulottunga III, works, 11, 13, 15, 17, 18 Kulottunga Śoḷanallūr, village, 28 Kulottunga Śola Vāṇakkovarayar, 17 Kumārakampana of Vijayanagar, 61 Kumāra Kampana, 182, 184 Kunarpal, 88 Kunḍāṇi, Hoys. Cap., 67, 68, 167, 199 Kunḍugāla = Kunḍugāl, a haven, 3, do N, 64, 200

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Kurbat Hasan Kangu, 186 Kurundanguḍi, 5 Kutubu-d-din Mubarak Shah, 121 f, 130 Khwaja Haji, general, 86

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Lakhnauti, expedit. against, 134 Lambakanna, office of, 7 Laṅkāpura Daṇḍanātha, Ceylon general, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 105 Līlāvatī, 41 N.

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Ma'bar, 62, 65, 71, 91, 94, 138, 152 Māchaya Daṇṇāyka, 180 Machin, 71 Mackenzie Manuscripts, The, 170 Madura, 1, 2, 7, 9, 10-12, 27, 43, 45; invasion by Alauddin, 96-7, 99 f. ; Sultanate in, 153, 154 f., 165 ; Ibn Batuta in Madura, 240 f. Madugupaṭṭi, 105 Madhurāntaka Poṭṭappi Choḷa, 14 Madhyārjuna, Temple, 20 Magadai country (Āttur division in Salem), 47 Magadaimaṇḍalam, 17 Magaras, 36 Mahādēva, Yādava King, 50 N. Maharattas, 49 Mahātittha (Manthot), Ceylon, 2 Mahāvamśa, 2, 10, 41 in, 57 Mailāpūr, 65 Mālava Chakravarti, Chieftain of Tiruvēkamba, 5, 7 N. Mālavarāyar Chief, 7 Malaya country (Malabar) Malayāḷam country, 5 Malayman, chiefs at Trikovilur, 17 Mali Fittan, a port, 63 Malik Asadu-d-din, 128 Malik Bedred-din, Vizier, 196 Malik-kabil, Governor of Tilaṅ, 41 Malik Kabir, 146, 150 Malik Makbul, Naib Vizier, 144, 146 Malik Nabu, 95 Malik Nasrat, 79 Malika-i-jahan, 75, 81 Maliku-l-Islam Jamalu-d-din Arab chieftain, 70 Malik Yek Lakhi, Governor of Mahārāshtra, 126, 129 Malik Zada, 135 Malva, famine in, 141

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Maṇamēlkkuḍi, 9, 200-1 Mānavira Madura = (Mānamadura), 5, 201 Man Deo, Raja of Baglana, 146 Manma Gaṇḍagōpāla, 62 Manmasiddha = Gaṇḍagōpāla, Nellore Chief, 40, 60 Mapana, Singh Prince, 57 Ma-pa-'rh (Ma'bar) Mārappa, 181 Māravarman Kulśēkhara I, 54-7, 67 Māravarman, Sundara Pāṇḍya, 26, 27 Māravarman Sundara Pāṇḍya I, 33, 34, 35, 44-45, 105, 107 Māravarman Sundara Pāṇḍya II, 39, 41 ; reign of, 45-6. Marco Polo, 55, 56, 58, 62 f., 66 f. Māttūrkuḷam, Camp, 108 Māvilangai, 37, 202 Malaiyan Vinayai Veṇrān *alias* Karikālachola Aḍaiyūr Nāḍāḷvān, Choḷa feudatory Chief, 15 Mēlamangalam, 51, 201 Mēlagiri Hills, 103 Mēlai Paṭṭaṇam, 63 Mīmaśal, 195 Mīlalai-Kūrram, 191 Moodkul = Mudkal, 147 Moṭupalli Port, 202 Mount, St. Thomas, 65 Mubarak Shah, 121 f., 130 Muddappa, 181 Muḍikoṇḍa Śoḷapuram *alias* Gaṅgai Goṇḍa Śoḷapuram, 27, 34, 44, 44 N., 203 Mudugur, 49 Mughals, The, 82 ; invasions under Tughlaks, 134, 137 Muhammad-bin-Tughlak Character and accomplishments, 136 Change of Capital, 140 Coins of, 138 Currency policy, 139 Expedition against China, 141 Extent of Empire, 136 His projects, 138 f. Historians, 137 Provincial Administration, 141 f. Revenue Policy, 137 Muhammad Tughlak, Sultan = Muhammad Fakhrud-din Juna, 130

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Muhammadi Surattan = Muhammad Sultan, 153 Muhammadu-t-Thaibi Marzaban, 71 Mulbāgal Mahārājya, 181 Multan, 150 Muppiḍi Nāyaka, general, 126 Muśiri, 103 Mutfili (Mosul) Kingdom of, 65 Mutrah = Madura, 167, 168 Muttūṟṟu Kūrram, 191

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Nahrwala, Siege of, 84 Nalla Siddhi Araisar, 15 Narasimha (Vīra Narasimha) Hoysala K., 33, 34, 36 Nārāyaṇapuram = Narayanavaram near Chandragiri, 115 Nārtāmalai = Nagarattār Malai, 106 Nasiru-d-din, 168, 169 Nasrat Khan, general, 84 Nausari District, 86 Naṭarāja, God at Chidambaram, 44 Nellore, Capital of Chola feudatories of North, 12, 16 Neṭṭūr = fortress, 4 N. 5, 6, 203 Nigaladha Rāyar, chief, 9 Nikāya Sangraha, 41 N. Nilawar [Nellore], 62 Nilkanth, Naldrug, 88, 88 N. Nizamu-d-din Maulana, Deogir, 145-7 Nusrat Khan, Governor of Bidar, 141, 144

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Omalūr, 103

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Paḍaivīḍu, hill fortress of, 61 Palamcotta, 9 Pallava Rāyar, 9, 10 Pamban, 3 Pāṇḍu Naḍukoṭṭa, Camp at, 9 Pāṇḍu Vijayaka, village, 10 Pāṇḍya Kingdom, 1, 2, 4, 26; country, 33 Pāṇḍyas, 1, 13, 25, 35, 36, 37, 44; fratricidal war in, 95 f. Pāṇḍyan, title, 19 Panjugoṇḍān, temple guards, 113 Parākrama Bāhu (King of Ceylon), 2, 6, 10, 34, 41, Spec. Parākrama Pāṇḍya, 1, 41 N.

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Parākramapaṭṭaṇam, 64 Parākramapura, a fortress, 4 Parāntaka, 1 Pāśā (Pasipattana) Port, 5, 9, 204 Pātapathā, 5 Pallava (Kopperunjinga), 48 Paṭṭanallūr, 9 Paṭṭaṇams, Vīraśoḷan, Kulottunga Sola, Adiram, Amma, Sundara Pāṇḍya, 65, 66 Paras Deo (Parasuram Deo), 92 Peḍai Nāḍu, 14 Pērāru (Krishna), 49 Periyadēvar (K. III.), 20 Periyakuḷam, 5 Periya Paṭṭaṇam, 64 Perumbaṟrapuliyūr (Chidambaram), 54 Pūlānkurichi (Pūvālankurichi), 105 Piḷḷai Lokāchārya, 158, 159, 164 Piḷḷaiyār Yādavarāyar, Chola officer, 24 Pimenta, Jesuit priest, 112 Piṭakas, the three, 57 Pon-Amrāvati, 7, 10, 106, N. 204 Ponparappi, 204 Poṭṭappi Nāḍu, Sub-Division, 37 Prapañcāmṛtam, Sans. work, 158 Praṭāpa Rudra II, 66, 113 Pre-Mussalman trade of the Arabs, 69 Pudu koṭṭa-Kuḍumiyā Malai Road, 106 Puḷarkkōṭṭam District, 28 Puliyūr alias Perumbaṟra Puliyūr—Chidambaram, 205 Punganūr, 160 Puṅkoṇḍa Nāḍāḷvar Chieftain, defeat of, 6 Punnaivāyal alias Rājanārāyaṇa Chatur Vēdimangalam, 24 Puramalai Nāḍu, 103 Puṭṭalam, 178, 189, 190

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Qutbu-d-din, 166

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Raghu, a Minister, 127 Raibagh, 147 Rai Karan, 84, 86 Rai Pandya, 95 Rai Rayan Ram Deo, of Deogir, 88 Rājadhirāja II, 42N.

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Rājarāja, the great, 1 Rāja Raja III alias Rajakēsari and Parakēsarivarman, 25; Emp. under, 30, 35, 38, 59 Rājadhirāja Sakala Nṛpakulakkōn, 153 Rāja Gambhīra Rājyam, 118, 184 Rājagambhīra Śambuvarāyan, 185 Rajamundri, 77 Rāja Nārāyaṇa Śambuvarayān, 185 Rāja Rāja II, 12 Rāja Rāja III, 16; reign of, 26, 30, 33 Rājarajadēvan Ponparappīnār, Chola chief, 17; alias Kulottunga Chola Vāṇakkovarayan of Āragalūr Rajaratnakari, 41 N. Rajasīha Mahala (Rājasingamangalam), 6 Rājēndra I, 1 Rājēndra III, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 59 Rājēndra Ċholīśvara, 163 Rājēndra Ṣoḷa-Maṇḍalam, 37 Rajina, 7 Rāmachandra, Yādava K. (Ramdeo), 68, 77 Rāma Mahipati of Srirangam ins., 49 Ramañña (Pegu), 41 N. Rāmapriya idol, 113 Rāmēśvaram, 3, 101, 172 Rāmēśvara Paṭṭinam, 64 Ranganātha, deity, 114 Ravivarman Kulaśēkhara, Kēraḷa Ruler, 124-5 Roads— Delhi to Dekhan, 89-90 Delhi to Dwara Samudra, 101 f. Kāḷaiyār koil to Paramaguḍi, 4 Tiruppattūr to Pon-Amarāvati, 105 Tiruppattūr to Sivaganga, 159 Trichy to Māttūrkulam, 161 Uḍaiyārpāḷayam, 39 Rudra Deo (Laddar Deo), 87, 89 Rudrāmba, Kākatiyā Queen, 61, 62, 66, 68, 203 Ruknu-d-din Ibrahīm, 81

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Sagar, Military post in, 127 Sahu-Afghan, Rebellion of, 144, 154 Saiyid Hasan, Governor of Ma'bar, 152 Śamaya-varam, 158 Sambandar, 175 Sambuvarāya, title, 184 Sambuvarāyans, feudatory chiefs, 37-8, 60-61 Samudra-Gopaiya, General, 34 Sāntanēri, Fortress, 8 Santanēri = Śattalēri, 205 Sarbar (Sirpur) fort, 88 Sarg-Dwari, 144, 180 Śarmali, pass of, 98, 103, 205 Śaśikula-Chāḷukya, 16 Satyamangalam, 159 Satyamangalam ghat, 102 Śēdikulamānikka Vaḷanāḍu, a district, 14 Śemponmāri near Pudukoṭṭa State, 5, do. n. 1, 6, 205 Śendamangalam (Kāṭagadurgam) seat of Pallavarāyars, 17, 34, 36, 48 Śengaṇmā (Chengama), 15, 16 Śengēṇi, family chieftains of Tiruval-lam, 15 Śengēṇi Ammaiyappan Kaṇṇuḍai-perumān, Chola feudatory alias Vikrama Chola Śambuvarāyan, 15 Śengēṇi Miṇḍan A t t i m a l l a n Śambuvarāyan, a Chola feudatory chieftain, 15 Shadi Khan, 121 Shamsu-d-din, Ruler of Bengal, 135 Shankar-Deo, 77, 86, 123 Shar-Mandi, 55, Do. N. 3 Śilappadhikāram, 105; roads mentioned in, 105 Simha, prince, alias Virarākshasa Yādava Raja, 16 Singhalese, 11 Śindabur Island, 176, 177 Śingana Daṇḍanāyaka Hoysala general, 47 Śiniyappa Paḷḷivāśal, 193 Siraju-d-din, Marzaban in Ma'bar, 73 Siri, fort of, 85 Śirimalakka, battle, 8 Śiriyavala = (Siruvayal), 4, N. 3, 6 Śirumalai, 205 Śittannavāsal, 108 Śivaganga, 105 Śivaliputtur = (Srivilliputtūr), 8 Śiwistan, 150 Śoḍuguḍi, village of, 163

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Ṣolamaṇḍalam, 54 Ṣoḷan Toṇḍi, 191 Somanātha Mudaliyar (Ediroppilā-dār), 29 Someśvara (Vira) Hoysala K., 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 46, 51, 197 Sonder Bandi Dēvar, S u n d a r a Pāṇḍya Dēvar, 63 Śrī Bhāshya, 159 Śrīraṅgam Epigraph of Kulottuṅga III, 14 n. 27, 36, 48, 51, 103, 109, 114 ; sack of, 157, 159 Śrī Rājarājēśvara temple, 20, do. n. Śrī Vīravijaya Vīrūpākshapura, 171 Śrutaprakāśikāchārya, 159 Śubhagiri, city of, 57 Sultanate at Madura, 153, 154 f. Sundarāchalam = Aḷagar-malai, 160 Sundar-Pandi, 95, 96 Śuraikuḍi vill., 108 Suratānī = Tuḷukkachchi Nachiar, 116

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Tabar, Pass of = Toppur Pass Taḍāvur, chief place of Vāṇakkovaraiyars, 17 Tagaḍūr, seat of Chieftains of Choḷas, 16 Taghi, rebellion of, 148 f. Taki Khan, 129 Takiu-d-din Abdur-Rahman, 71 Talabbilla (Puḷiyadiśalai) a haven on the Pāṇḍyan side, 3 n. 2 f. Talaiyūr-Nāḍāḷvār, 7 do. n. Tammā Siddhi-araiśan, Choḷa Chieftain, 15, 60 Tanjore, 26, 33, 44, 45 Tankal, 92, 101 Teliṅgana (Raja of), 92 Teliṅgana, 66 Telugu Choḷa Chieftains (of Nellore), 31, 59 f. Telugu-Choḷas, the, 59 Teluṅgas, 49 Terukkaṇāmbi, 160 Tēvārach Chelvan Maḍam (Śiyāḷi), 29 Tēvāram, 175 Thatta, Sumēra Rajputs of, 150; siege of, 151 Tikka of Nellore, Telugu Chieftain, 40, 60

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Tikkana-Somayāji, Telugu poet, 37 Tilaṅg = Teliṅgana, 134 Tipa Singh, prince, 57 Tira Pandi, 95 Tirukānupper (Kālaiyārkoil), 6 Tiruchiṛṛambala Mudaliyar, Śaiva devotee, 21 Tiruchiṛṛambalam Udaiyār, temple of, 37 Tiruchirāpaḷḷi Udaiyān, 175 Tiruchirāpaḷḷi Uśāvaḍi, 175 Tirugnāna Sambhanda Maḍam, 29 Tirukkāḷattiḍēva, Choḷa feud. Chief, 16 Tirukkānappēr, 9 Tirukkaḷakkuḍi, 105 Tirukkaḷānchēri, 109 Tirukollambūdūr, record at, 11 Tirukovilūr, Chief town of Malayaman Chiefs, 17 Tirukkōḷūr, inscription at, 44 Tirukkoshṭiyūr, 105, 159, 162 Tirumeyyam, 162 Tirumāliruṅjolai (Aḷagermalai), 164 Tirunārāyaṇapuram = Melukoṭṭai, 113, 160 Tirupati, 160 Tirupuḷḷāni Dāsar, 45 Tiruppuvanam village, 19; inscriptions at the temple in, 19 Tiruvallam, Chief place of Gaṅga Chief, 16 Tiruvaṇṇāmalai, 68, 111, 167, 174 Tiruvēkambama, 206 Tiruvēkamba = Tiruvēganpaṭṭu, 5 Tiruvēṅgadanātha Yādavarāya Choḷa feud. Chief, 16 Tiruviḍaimarudūr, Temple at, 18, 19 Tiruvikramapura = Kaṇṇanūr, 112 Tiruvoṛṛiyūr, 28 Toṇḍamān, 7, 8, do. n. Toṇḍamaṇḍalam, 26, 31, 113, 158 Toṇḍi, a port, 9, 206 Toṇitturai, Harbour of, 65 Toppuṭurai (Vīra Śoḷan Paṭṭaṇam), 64 Toppur, 103 Tribhuvanam, 44 N., 206-7 Trichinopoly-Pudukotṭa Road, 108 Trinaveli (Tinnevelly), 8 Tughlakh Kings, 132 f.; revolution, 131 Tughlakabad, 134

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U Uch, 150 Ulugh Khan, 84, 132, 133 Uṇṇamulai Paṭṭaṇam = Tiruvaṇṇāmalai, 171 Uriyēri, 9 Uraiyūr, 33, 44

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V Vadali village, 4, 207 Vadamaṇmelkuḍi port, 9 Vallam, 107 Valmikēśvara Temple at Tiruvārūr, 20 Vālugāma (Vālugrāma), 6 Vāṇakovaraiyar Chiefs, 17, 61 Vaṭṭāṇam, 195 Vēdilai, haven, 65, 207, n. 45 Vēlankuḍi village, 9, do. n. 1, 207 Vēdanta Dēśīka, 158 Vēma, Reddi chief, 70 Vēngai Mārban chief, 197 Vengi-Vallabha, biruda, 16 Venkeṭēśaperumāḷ temple, 16 Veṉṟumaṅgoṇḍa Sambuvarāyan, 117, 185 Vēṇugōpāla, Temple of, 163 Vijayagaṇḍagōpāla, 60 Viḍukādaḷagiyaperumal, Chola feudatory chief, 15 Vijayanagar, foundation of the city of, 154, 171, 180 Vikrama Cholavaḷanāḍu alias Puḷar koṭṭam, 28 Vikramāditya (Vikramāṅka Dēva), Chāḷukya Emperor, 31, 32 Vikrama Pāṇḍya, 11 Vikrama Pāṇḍya, Co-Regent of Jaṭāvarman Sundara Pāṇḍya, 52 and 53 n. Vikrama Pāṇḍya Bhuvanēkavīra, inscription of, 50, 50 N. 2 Vikrama Simhapura = Nellore, 14 Vinayak Deo (Banak Deo), 88 Vira Baḷḷāḷa II, Hoysala, 26 Vira Baḷḷāḷa III, 68, 93, 125, 170 f., 173, 178, 184 Vira Baḷḷāḷa, IV Vira Bukka Rāyalu, 181 Vira Narasimha II, Hoysala, 26, 27 Vira Narasimha III, 66 Vira Narasimhadēva, Chola feudatory chief, 16 Vira Narasimhadēva, Yādavarāyan Officer, 28 Viraiyāchilai, a village, 308 Vira Pāṇḍya, son of Parākramapāṇḍya, 5, 7, 10 Vira Pāṇḍya, 48, 93, 110, 111 Vira Rākshasas, 37 Vira Rāmanātha, H, 67 Vira Chola Sambuvarāyan, 61 Vira Sambuvarāyan, 61 Vira Visvanātha, 68 Virinchipuram, 61 Virudarāja-bhayankara-vaḷanāḍu, 44 Virūpākshapaṭṭaṇa, 154 Viśāaiyālaya Dēvan, 117, Do. N. 183