A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.24

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Ibn al-Fakih, Arab writer, 29 Ibn Batuta, Arab traveller, 29, 231, 311, 428 Ibn, Khurdadbeh, Persian author, 28 Ibn Said, Arab traveller, 29 Ibrahim Adil Khan, 277, 281 Ibrahim II (Bijapur sultan), 25, 252 Ibrahim Qutb-Shah, 281-4, 287, 404 Ibrahim Rauza (monument), 480 Idavai, 167 Ikhtiyar-ud-din Muhammad-i-Bhaktyar Khilji, 213 Ikkeri, 316 Ikshvākus, 3, 95-7 Ilandattan, Tamil poet, 123 Ilangō Adigal, Tamil poet, 362 Ilañjētcenni, 119, 123 Ilvala, 68 Imayavaramban (Chera king), 113 Immaḍi Narasimha (Vijayanagar king), 264-5 Indikopleustes, foreign traveller, 26, see Cosmas Indo-Aryan languages, 59 Indo-China, 2, 4, 15, 69, 78, 101 Indonesia, 2 Indra (Rāshtrakūta prince), 152 Indra III (Rāshtrakūta king), 170, 336 Indra IV (Rāshtrakūta king), 316 Indrabeṭṭa (Jaina monument), 461 Indra-bhaṭṭāraka (Vishnu king), 102 Indravarman (Ganga king), 102 Indus valley, 12, 60 Inscriptions, estimate of, 19 —, value of, 18 —, contents of, 16-17 —, copper plate, historical value of, 15-16 —, copper plate, language of, 14-15 —, dates adopted in, 18 —, earliest language of, 13-14 —, order followed in, 17-18 Iraiyanār Agapporuḷ, Tamil work, 23, 111, 363 Iraiyanār Agapporuḷ Urai, 73 Iran, 60 Iraṭṭaippulavar, Tamil poets, 377 Iravikorran, 210 Isfandiyār, 232 Islam, 424, 427 Ismail Adil Shah, 269, 271-3, 275 Ismail Mukh, 232 Isāmy, Muslim historian, 24 Iso Tapir, 192