The Pandyan Kingdom from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century c25.38

c25.38

Maḷavarāyan, 143, 153, 158. Maḷavar Māṇikkam, 154. Malaya, 69. Malik Kafur, 202, 204–9, 211, 212n. Malik-ul Islam Jamal-ud-din, 192. Mallikārjuna, 117. Mānābharaṇa (n), 112, 113, 122. Maṇalūr, 15. Manar Barmul, 202. Mānavīra, 213. Mandaragaurava, 80. Māndaram Chēral Irumporai, 28. Māngāḍu, 236. Mangala Eṇādi, 86. Mangalam, 87. Maṅgalāpuram, 55, 56 and n. Mangalore, 55. Mānguḍi Kiḷār, 27n. Mānguḍi Marudan, 27n, 29. Maṇigrāmam, 179. Māṇikkavāśagar, 4, 66 and n, 67n, 96, 97, 223. *Maṇimēkalai*, 16–19, 32 and n. Mankul, 202. Maṇṇaikkuḍi, 52n, 57n. Mannargudi, 172n. Mannārkōvil, 110, 116. Maṇṇārkoyil, 232. Mannikkuricci, 57. Manrāḍis, 10. Manru, 93. Mantra-Brāhmaṇa, 93. Manu, 226. Mānūr, 93–4. Marakatanagari, 242. Marakataprthvībhṛt, 170. Māramaṅgalam, 125. Māran Eyinan, 60. Māraṅgāri, 44, 45n, 58–60, 86, 97. Mārañjaḍayan, 39, 40, 45n, 59, 60n, 65, 73, 76, 84–6, 93, 95. Māran Vaḷudi, 29n. Māravarman Vikrama Chola-Pāṇḍya, 111n. Marco Polo, 5, 180, 181 and n, 188, 190–200, 205n. Marudūr, 55n, 56. Matangajādhyakṣa, 85. Maṭha (s), 116, 117, 154, 236. Mauryan, 15. Mayāpāṇḍya, 68–73. Megasthenes, 5 and n, 34. Melkadayam, 153. Melvāram, 221–2. Meykaṇḍadēvar, 189. Milalai-kkūṛram, 28, 29n. Miyātci, 88, 89. Mudaligal, 219. Muḍattirumāran, 29n.