A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.2

c22.2

Abbasid Khalifat, 322 Abdul Qadir, Bahmanī officer, 240 Abdur Razzak, Persian ambassador, 31, 260-1, 297, 306, 318, 324, 328 Abdul Wahab Khan, Bijapur general, 292 Abhinava vādi Vidyānanda, Kannada author, 387 Ābhīras, 3, 95 Abulfeda, Arab author, 29 Abu Zaid Hassan, Arab traveller, 29 Accutavikkanta, Kalabhra ruler, 139 Achyuta Pisharoti, Sanskrit author, 352-3 Achyutappa, Nāyak of Tanjore, 341 Achyuta Rāya (Vijayanagar king), 275-8, 393, 471 Achyutarābhyudaya, Sanskrit poem, 277 Ādan (Chera king), 117 Ādanūr, 412 Ādavāni, fort, 213 Addanki Gangādhara, Telugu author, 404 Aden, 77, 264 Adhikaraṇas, Law Courts, 160 Adhirājendra (Chola king), 181 Ādichanallur, prehistoric site, 53, 55, 57 Adigaimān of Tagaḍūr, Sangam age chieftain, 83, 114, 117-18, 121, 150, 184, 189, 364 Adil Shah I, (Bijapur sultan), 479 Ādi Mandi, daughter (?) of Karikāla, 120 Āditya I (Chola king), 167-9, 192, 453 Āditya II (Chola king), 172, 193 Adiyamān, 83 Aḍiyārkkunallār, Tamil commentator, 381 Administration, Army and navy, 306-8 —, king, 305-6 —, war and camp, 306-7 —, under Pallavas, 159-60 Adoni, Fort, 235, 286 Adriśya, Kannada author, 391 Agastya, 62, 65, 67-70, 72-4, 116, 256, 339, 359 —, and Tolkāppiyan, 73-5