A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.10

c22.10

Bhīma (rathi), river, 42, 143 Bhīma Saluki, E. Chālukya prince, 153 Bhoja I, Gurjara ruler, 169 Bhoja of Malwa, 175 Bhojas, 84, 89-90 Bhor Ghat, 37 Bhūmaka (Saka king), 91 Bhūti Vikramakesari, Chola feudatory, 454 Bhuvanaikabāhu I, of Ceylon, 208 Bhuvaneśvar (monuments), 465 Bhūvikrama, 147 Bijjala (Kalacuri), 190, 424 Bilhaṇa, Sanskrit poet, 184, 337, 338 Bilvamangala-svāmi, Sanskrit author, 337 Bir Dhūl, 220 Biṭṭiga (Hoysala king), 184 Bodhan, 224 Bodhāyana, Sanskrit author, 335 Bommarasa of Teṟkaṇāmbi, Kannada author, 387 Borneo, 4, 15 Brahma, a general, 190 Brahmagiri, prehistoric site, 14, 52-4 Brahmaśiva, Kannada author, 385 Brāhmī inscriptions, in the south, 86-7 Brāhmī script, 13, 14 Brahui, 59-60 Brihadīśvara temple at Tanjore, 457 Brihatkathākośa, 81 Brihatphalāyanas, a dynasty, 14 Brindāvan, 419 Buddha, 415, 427 Bhaṭṭoji Dīkshita, Sanskrit author, 350 Buddhākānchi, 426 Buddhamitra, Tamil author, 370 Buddharāja (Kalacuri), 143 Buddhavarman (Pallava prince), 98 Buddhism, 3, 5, 82, 94, 97, 138-9, 142, 412, 415, 416, 422, 426-7, 432 Buddhyankura (Pallava prince), 98 Bukka I (Vijayanagar king), 227-9, 231, 234-5, 254-6, 331, 427 Bukka II (Vijayanagar king), 258 Burhan-i-Maasir, 24 Burhan Nizam Shah, king, 281 Burzahom, prehistoric site, 52 Būtuga II (Ganga king), 169-71, 316