The Aravidu Dynasty of Vijayanagara, Vol. I v1.c6.s2.t1: (b) Articles

The Aravidu Dynasty of Vijayanagara, Vol. I v1.c6.s2.t1

Language: English

(b) Articles

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Dr. Praphullacandra Basu, Art in Hindu Temple (*The Holkar College Magazine*, XI, p. 21-28.

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R. B. Branfill, G.T.S. Descriptive Remarks of the Seven Pagodas. (*The Madras Journal of Literature and Science*, 1880, p. 82-232).

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Rev. J. Brucker, S.J., Malabar Rites. (*The Catholic Encyclopedia*, IX, p. 558-562).

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A. C. Burnel, PH. D., On Some Early References to the Vedas by European Writers. (*Ind. Ant.*, VIII, p. 98-110).

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On the Colossal Jain Statue at Kārkala, in the South Kanara District (*Ind. Ant.*, II, p. 353 354).

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W. Caland, Roberto de Nobili and the Sanskrit Language and Literature. (*Acta Orientalia*, III, p. 38-51).

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R. F. Chilsholm, F. R. D., B. A., The old Palace of Chandragiri. (*Int. Ant.*, XII, p. 295-296).

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Rev. G. Dandoy, S. J., A Sannyasi from the West. (*The Light of the East*, 1924-1925).

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S. M. Edwardes, C. S. I., C. V. O., A Manuscript History of the Rulers of Jinji. (*Ind. Ant.*, LV, p. 1-3).

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F. Ellis, Account of a Discovery of a modern imitation of the Vedas with Remarks on the Genuine Works. (*Asiatic Researches*, XIV, p. 1-59).

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Rev. C. Gomez Rodeles, S. J., and Rev. S. Cardon, S. J., Earliest Jesuit Printing in India. (*Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal*, IX, p. 149-163).

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J. D. B. Gribble, The Last years of an Empire. (*The Madras Christian College Magazine*, XII, p. 274-294; 331-347; 395 408).

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Rev. H. Heras, S. J., M. A., The City of Jinji at the end of the 16th century. (*Ind. Ant.*, LIV, p. 41-43).

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The Emperor Akbar and the Portuguese Settlements revised through a contemporary document. (*Indo-Portuguese Review*, 1924, p. 19-22).

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The Jesuit Influence at the Court of Vijayanagar. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, XIV, p. 130-140).

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The Portuguese Alliance with the Muhammadan Kingdoms of the Deccan. (*Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society*, I, N. S., p. 122-125).

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The Siege and Conquest of the Fort of Asirgarh by the Emperor Akbar, (described by an eye-witness). (*Ind. Ant.*, LIII, p. 33-41).

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The Statues of the Nāyaks of Madura in the Pudu Mantapam. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, XV, p. 209-218).

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Venkatapatiraya I and the Portuguese. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, XIV, p. 312 317).

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Rev. E. R. Hull, s. J., Was Robert de Nobili an Impostor? (*East and West*, III, p. 1223-1230).

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E. Hultzsch, PH. D., Karnata Grants. (*Ind. Ant.*, XIII, p. 125-132, 153-160).

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Alex. H. Japp, A Jesuit Missionary in India. (*East and West*, III, p. 977-992).

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Prof. E. Kielhorn, C. I. E., Selected Dates from the Epigraphia Carnataca. (*Ind. Ant.*, XXVI, p. 329-333).

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C. R. Krishnamacharlu, B.A., The Origin, Growth and Decline of the Vijayanagara Empire. (*Ind. Ant.*, LII, p. 9-12).

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The Religion of the Vijayanagara House. (*Ind. Ant.*, XLIV, p. 219-225).

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H. Krishna Sastri, The Second Vijayanagara Dynasty its Viceroys and Ministers. (*Archaeological Survey of India, Report for 1908 9*, p. 164-201).

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The Third Vijayanagara Dynasty; its Viceroys and Ministers. (*Archaeological Survey of India, Report for 1911 2*, p. 177-197).

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S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar, M.A., PH. D., Mysore and the Decline of the Vijayanagara Empire. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, XIII, p. 621-627; 742-754).

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C. Egbert Kennet, Notes on Early Printed Tamil Books. (*Ind. Ant.*, II, p. 180-181).

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Notes on the Two Sects of the Vaishnavas in the Madras Presidency. (*Ind. Ant.*, III, p. 125-126).

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Prof. F. Kielhor, C.I.E., A List of Inscriptions of Southern India from about A. D. 500. (*Ep. Ind.*, VII, Appendix).

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Rev. Fr. Kittel, On the Karnātaka Vaishnava Dāsas. (*Ind. Ant.*, II, p. 307-312).

Col. Mackenzie, Political Events in the Carnatic from the Fall of Vijayanagara in 1564 to the Establishment of the Moghul Government in 1687, on the Conquest of the Capitals of Bijapoor and Golconda. (*Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal*, XIII, p. 421-463; 578-609).

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Ramaswaram Mudeliar, An Account of the Island and Bridge of Sivasamudram in the Caveri River. (*The Journal of Literature and Science*, I, p. 83-94).

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V. Nagam Aiya, The Mantravadoms of Malabar. (*The Madras Christian College Magazine*, X, p. 82-92; 158-166).

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R. Narasimanchar, M.A., M.R.S.A., The Karnataka Country and Language. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, X, p. 248—258).

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S. M. Natesa Sastri, The Origin of the Srivaishnavas of Southern India. (*Ind. Ant.*, XIII, p. 252-255).

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S. Paramesvara Aiyar, Travancore and Vijayanagar. (*The Madras Christian College Magazine*, XII, p. 180-191; 244-25).

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. N. Patwardhan, The Battle of Raksas-Tagdi. [In Marathi] (*The Bharata Itihasa Sanshodhaka Mandala Quarterly*, IV, p. 72-73).

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. Puttaiya, B.A., A Note on the Mysore Throne. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, XI, p, 261-266).

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The Kempe Gowda Chiefs. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, XIII, p. 723-741).

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R. Raghava Iyengar, Senni Anabayan Kulottungan. [In Tamil] (*Sen Tamil*, III, p. 298-302).

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V. Rangachari, M.A., A History of the Naik Kingdom of Madura. (*Ind. Ant.*, XLIII-XLVI).

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The Life and Times of Sri-Vedanta-Désika. (*Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society*, XXIV, p. 277-312).

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The Successors of Ramanuja and the Growth of Sectarianism among the Sri-Vaishnavas, 1138-1310. (*Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society*, XXIV, p. 102-126).

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Rev. A. R. Slater, Where Religions Meet—As Illustrated by the Sacred Places of India. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, VIII, p. 293-309).

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G. R. Subramiah Pantulu, Discursive Remarks on the Augustan Age of Telugu Literature. (*Ind. Ant.*, XXVII, p. 244-249; 275-279; 295-304; 322-335).

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L. D. Swamikannu Pillai, On Some New Dates of Pandya Kings in the XIIIth century A.D. (*Ind. Ant.*, XLII, p, 163-172).

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Rev. M. Tbard, M.A., Sravana-Belgola. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, III, p. 12-31).

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Dinshah Ardeshir Taleyarkan, The Legend of Vellore. (*Ind. Ant.*, II, p. 172-175).

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Rev. E. W. Thompson, Religion in the Mysore State. (*Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society*, I, p. 126-145).

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Gurty Venkat Rao, Sources for the History of Vijayanagara. (*Journal of Indian History*, I, p. 249-264).

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V. Venkavya, M. A., Ancient History of the Nellore District. (*Ind. Ant.*, XXXVII-XXXVIII.)

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M. J. Walhouse, The Two Kanara Colossi. (*Ind. Ant.*, V, p. 36-39).

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Chivalry in Lower India. (*Ind. Ant.*, VII, p. 21-26.)

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E. de Warren, Les Ruines de Vijayanagar. (*Revue des Deux Mondes*, Juillet-Aou, 1845, p. 148-176).

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Horace Hayman Wilson, Historical Sketch of the Kingdom of Pandya, Southern Peninsula of India. (*Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland*, III, p. 199-241).

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Supplementary Note to the Historical Sketch of the Kingdom of Pandya (*The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland*, III, p. 387-390).

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Historical Sketch of the Kingdom of Pandya, Southern Peninsula of India. (*Madras Journal of Literature and Science*, VI, p. 176 216).

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H. Yule, Notes on Supara and "the Discovery of Sanskrit". (*Ind. Ant.*, II, p. 96).

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Zachariae-Hosten, The Discovery of the Veda (*Journal of Indian History*, II, p. 127-157).

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Account of the Province of Ramnad, Southern Peninsula of India. Compiled from the "Mackenzie Collection", and edited by the Secretary to the Royal Asiatic Society (*Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland*, III, p. 165-188).

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Note.—The author and the publishers regret to present this work to the public without diacritical marks. Such marks were used throughout the MS. but the printer of the body of the book was not able to supply them. They request the readers, therefore, to be lenient in this criticizing this fault, which a second edition will, so they hope, not be guilty of.