A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.22

c22.22

Hafiz of Persia, 236 Hāla (Sāta. king), 90-1, 333 Halāyudha, Sanskrit author, 337 Halebid (Hoysala monuments), 465 Hambar, 246, 262-3 Hamir, 247 Haradatta, Sanskrit author, 332, 348, 350 Haradattācārya, Sanskrit author, 346 Harapāla-deva, Sanskrit author, 354 Harapāla Deva (Yādava king), 222 Haridāsa, Tamil poet, 374 Haridatta, Sanskrit author, 352 Harihara I (Vijayanagar king), 227-33, 254-6 Harihara II (Vijayanagar king), 237-8, 256-7, 387 Harishena, 81 Harishena (Vāka. king), 105 Hariśvara, Kannada poet, 389 Hārīta Venkatācārya, Sanskrit scholar, 349 Hārīti, 105 Harivarman (Kadamba king), 107 Harsha, 143-4 Harshadeva, Chandela ruler, 170 Harsha Sīyaka, Paramāra ruler, 171 Hasan Gangu, 232 Hasan Khan, (Bah. prince), 238 --- (Bah. prince), 244 Hastibhoja, 105 Hastivarman (Sālankāyana), 100 Hastivarman II (Sālankāyana), 101 Hāthigumphā inscription, 79, 85, 90 Hazāra Rāma temple in Vijayanagar, 471, 472 Hemādri, Yādava minister, 211, 348-9, 470 Herakles, 26, 67, 81 Hero stone, 126 Hīnayāna Buddhism, 432 Hippalus, Egyptian pilot, 134 Hiranyakeśin, Sanskrit author, 331 Hiranyavarman, 148 Honavar, 264 Hosadrug, fort, 221, 226 Hoysalas of Dorasamudra, Muslim subjugation of, 220, 226 Hoysala rulers, 7, 8, 182, 184, 189-91, 204-6, 208-11, 220-1, 225-31, 305, 331, 338, 386, 419, 428, 465 Hoysaleśvara temple at Halebid, 465 Hsing-Cha-Sheng-Lan, Chinese work, 28 Huccimalligudi, 440 Hullakki Bhāskara, Telugu poet, 398 Humāyun (Bāhmanī), 244, 262 Humkāraśaṅkarī, temple, 422