The Colas c38.76

c38.76

Malaya archipelago, South Indian influence in the 319, 459, 604 Malaya mountain, abode of Agastya, 201 Malaya Peninsula, trade with India, 85-6, 194, 215, 216, 218, 220, 382 Malaya river, 215 Maldives, Rajaraja's conquest of old Islands of the sea numbering 12,000, 183, 194, 202, 459. Malepadu plates, 15n, 36, 101; genealogy of the Telugu Colas, 103-4 Maleya (Malabar), 172 Māligai-kōl, 621 Malkhed (Manyakheta), 198, 231 Mallai, Kopperunjinga ruler of, 424 Mallapadeva, 328 Malli Cōḍa, a Mahamandalesvara Tribhuvanamalla, of Hemavati, 400-401 Mallikarjuna of the Kalamukha sect, 648 Malurpatna (Bangalore), 601 Malwa, 175, 198, 232 Māmūlanār, a Sangam poet on Moriyar, 20, 21 Mānābharaṇam, 221, 252; Pandyan M. decapitated by Rajadhiraja I was, according to Hultzsch, the ancestor M., the nephew and son-in-law of Vijayabahu I, 276n; 370 Ma-nagaram (of Kanci), 503 Manai-irai (house tax), 532 Manai-irai-śōru, 532 Manaik-kāṭcip-peru, 531 Mānakkavāram, 213 (=Nicobar), 217 Manali, assembly of, 471 Manalur, 307, 308 Manavāśagan-gaḍandār of Tiruvadi, 680 Manavil, 333 Mandalams, 177, 186 Mandala-mudaliyar, 472 Maṇḍala-Puruṣa, 685 Mandara-gauravanar Kundadeviyar, 226 Māndaran-jeral-irumporai, Cera, 48 Mandira ōlai, 467 Mangaiyark-karasi, 105 Mangalam (agrahara), 492, 493, 494 Mangalam (S. A.), 424; (Sm.) 480 Mangalambika shrine the (Kandiyur), 715 Maṇigrāmam, 459, 488 Manija, his heroism in battle of Panasoge rewarded, 172; title of Kṣatriyaśikhāmaṇi Kongāḷva conferred on him, 227 Manimangalam inscription of Rajadhiraja I, 253, 256, 261; of Virarajendra, 267, 269, 270 Maṇimēkalai, 3, 31, 37, 55, 46 on five modes of disposing of the dead, 64; on Kulus and Āyams, 69, 78, 86, 88, 90-92, 94, 95, 107n, 238n; 667 Maṇimēkhalā, sea-goddesses after whom the heroine and the poem Maṇimēkalai are called, 23 Mañjāḍi, 525, 572, 599, 624 Manmasiddha (alias Nallasiddha), 388 Mannarkoyil (Tin), 511 Manrāḍis, 588; Kalanai of, 490 Mantra-Brahmana, knowledge of, qualification of members of the Variyam, 497 Mantris, 463 Manumasiddharasa, (his title of Calukya-Narayana), 430 Manumasiddhi, Tikka's son, 435 Maṇṇaikkaḍakkam (Mānyakheṭa), 197, 198 Mannaikonda-śōla, a mandapa at Tiruvorriyur, 199 Maṇṇandippai, its palace was burnt by Cōḷās, 254 Mannar-kovil (Tin.), 203 Manram, hall, 70, 71, 79 Mantota, 173 Manu (Cōḷa) legend of the calf, 8 Mānūr, (assembly of), 486, 495, 506 Mānyakheṭa identical with Mannaikkadakkam (=Malkhed), 198 Māppāḷam, 211, 216 Marakatadevar, 458 Maramaraiyar, 114 Mārañjaḍaiyan, Trichinopoly inscription of, 105 Maran Paramesvaran, an officer of Parantaka I, 127; raid on Nellore, 152 Marappaḍai, 379, 382 Mārāśi, feminine form of Mārāyan, 462 Marasimha, father of Prthvipati II, 114 Maravan Narasimha Varman, a Bana prince, 188 Maravadai, 533 Maravas (Samantas), 370, 379, 386 Māra-Vijayottunga Varman Sri, Lord of Sri Viṣaya, 185, 213, 219 Marayam, 226 Mārāyan, 263, 462 Marayan Arumoli alias Uttama Sola Brahmarayan, 226 Marco Polo, 15; his Lambri (Ilamuridesam), 217, 455, 460, 607, 609 Marijādi (customary dues), 531 Markanam, 22; salt pans at, 593 Marathi, inscription of, 1803, Tanjore, 7 Māri Veṇkō, Cera, 48 Māṟōkattu Nappaśalaiyār, 43, 44 Marudattur-udaiyan, 664