South India and her Muhammadan Invaders c17.43

c17.43

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