History of the Pallavas of Kanchi c21.2

c21.2

A Adambakkam, Assembly of, 154, 207 Ādēya, 153 Āditya I, Chola king, conquest of Toṇḍamaṇḍalam by, 133, 134 Ādityavarman, Pallava, 83 Ādivarāhasvāmi temple, royal sculptures at, 87 Ādoṇḍachola, 25, 27 Ādoṇḍaichakravarthi, 13, 14 Agastyēśvara temple, at Poyyanūr, 144 Aggaḷanimmaṭi, Kadamba princess, 73, 135 Agniśṭoma, 34, 37 Airaṇḍapalla, identification of, 45 Ajavarman, Kadamba king, 73 Ajjhitabhaṭṭārika, Kadamba princess, 72 Ālinādu, 131 Aluptakāma (=Mahendravarman I), 90 Amaravati, 34, 37, 41 Amātya, 38 Amogavarsha, 139 Anantasivāchārya, 107 Andhrapatha, 33, 34, 37 Angirasa, 47 Ankura, a title, 21 Anniga, 145 Aparājitavarman— Campaign against Pandyas, 142 Defeat by Āditya, 143 Later Pallava King, 141-43 Monuments of, 143 Appar (=Tirunāvukkarasar), 30, 31; age of the activity of, 88, 90, 159 Araisur, Varaguna encamped at, 136 Architecture, Longhurst, on the value of a study of for fixing the date of monuments, 100-1 Areca nuts, duties on, 153 Arichit (=Arisil), battle of, 139, 140n Arivāraṇa, War-elephant, 105 Arivarman (Āryavarman), 42 Arthaśāstras, 38 Aruvāḷar, 9 Ashtabhuja, temple of, in Kāñchi, 126 Ashtādasaparihāras, 38, 151 Asokarāja, 27, 28, 38 Asokavarman, 20, 47, 48, 49, 50 Aśvamēdha, 21, 34, 37, 126n Atiśaya, Pallava war-horse of Paramēśvaravarman I, 105 Atyantakāma (=Paramēśvaravarman I), 107 Avanibhājana, identification of, 11, 86 Avanināraṇan (=Nandivarman III), 138 Avaninārāyaṇa-Chaturvēdimangalam (=Kaveripakkam), 154, 205 Avanisimha, see Simhavishnu Avantisundarikathāsāra, 1, 10, 43, 81, 158 see also App. C, pp. 223 ff Āvamukta, Nīlarāja of, 45, 47