The Colas c38.1

c38.1

Abbasid Khalifat, 604 Abhaya (the Cōḻa contemporary of Nambi Āṇḍār Nambi), 637 Abhaya (Kul. I), 305, 330, 347 Abhaya alias Vīrarājendra, 293 *Abhidhammāvatāra*: Buddhadatta, 101 Abhimanottuṅga Samanta, envoy sent by the king of Kadaram to Kul. I, 318 Abhimanyu, 286 Abu Zaid (Hasan), 459, 460, 482n, 605 Ācāryabhōga, 642 Ācāryas, Vaiṣṇava, 681 Āccan (Ādittan) Vikrama Kēsari, 165n Acca-taṟi, 533 Accuta Kaḷabha alias Accutavikkanta of the Kalabhrakula, mentioned by Buddhadatta and said to have kept the three Tamil kings in confinement, 102, 107 Accutavikkanta, 102 Acyutadevaraya, 438 Ādanūr (Tj.) birth place of Nanda, 12, 568 Āḍavalam gadyāṇa, 618 Ādavallān (weight), 620, (measure) 622 Adeisathros (of Ptolemy), 28n. Adhikāri (official of the government), 513 Adhikārikaḷ Pārāśaryan Vāsudeva-Nārāyaṇan alias Ulagaḷanda-śōḻa Bramamārāyan, guru of Rājādhirāja I, 259 Adhirājēndra, Parakēsari, 247, 267, 274, 285, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297; chosen heir apparent (1067-8), 285; his legitimacy was recognised by Kul. I, 296; Jayaṅgoṇḍār does not mention him, 293; troubles of his reign, persecution of Rāmānuja, 294, 295; Rājiga come to the south after his demise, 296; 303, theory of a war with Kul. I highly improbable, 304, 306, 310, 472, 482n, 533, 561, 643, 644 Adhyayana-pāṭha-sāla (Veda school), 632 Adicandesa, 727 Ādicca, Tamil general sent against Rāmanna-dēśa by Parākramabāhu I, 216 Ādicca-Pidāri, 136n. Adigal Kandan Marambavai, queen of Nandi-Pottaraiyar of the Pallavatilaka race, 114 Adigaimān of Kūḍalur, 404 Adigaimāns of Tagadur, 326, 393, 405, 406 Adigan, 105 Adigariccis (wives of adigaris), 463 Adigāri(gaḷ), 462, 463, 539, *see* Adhikāri Adil Shah of Bijapur, 143 Adimais (slavery), 555-557 Ādimandi, 35 Ādinagar, fight at, and defeat of Indraratha by Rājēndra I, 207, 208 Ādittapura (Maṇigrāmam), 488 Āditya I Rājakēsari, 110-116; duration of his rule, 111; accession, 113; overthrow of Aparājita, relation to the Gaṅgas, 113, 114; conquest of Kongu, 114; relation to Cēra, 115; temples erected by Ā., 115; his death at Tondaimanad 115, 120, 135, 466, (a temple builder), 641, 697, 701, 703 Āditya II, Parakēśarī ‘who took the head of Vīra Pāṇḍya’, 144, 146, 147; perhaps identical with Pārthivēndra Varman, 149, his part in the battle of Cēvūr, 154; his assassination and Uttama Cōḻa’s part in it, 157-158, 479, 558, 581, 602, 618, 707 Ādityavarman, son of Vikrama Kēśari by Karṟali, 155 Āditya of Mūvalur, father of Kamban, 671 Ādityēśvara temple (at Toṇḍamānāḍ), 115, 453, (at Kalandai), 678 Adiyama, Cola Samanta, 326, 327 Aḍiyārkku-nallār, 665, 683, 686 Āḍu (Lit. sheep), 623 Āḍuturai (Tri.), 45, 327, 559, 594 Advaitism, of Sankara, 647 Aelius Gallus, Arabian expedition of, 84 Africa, 604 Agambadi mudali, 401, 404 Agapparivāram (personal retinue), 346 Agarapparru, 505 Agastya, released the Kaveri, from his water pot, 18, 31, 201; hill, 202 Agastyēśvara temple, 697, 701, 706; of Melappaḻuvūr, 703 Aghora śivācārya, 688