A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.3

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Agastya, role in the south, 72-5 —, in Tamil tradition, 69 —, name of a clan, 70 Agattiyam, Tamil grammar, 73, 74 Ahobala, Sanskrit author, 333 Aghōra Munivar, Tamil poet, 376 Aghōraśivācārya, Sanskrit author, 346, 347 Ahanānūru, Tamil classic, 110, 355 Āhavamalla Tailaparasa, A Rāshṭrakūṭa noble, 171, see Taila II. Ahmad (Bahmanī king), 251 Ahmad Shah (Bahmanī king), 239-42, 259, 478. Ahobalam, 271, 287 Aihoḷe, 4, 18, 143, 334, 426 — Chālukya monuments, 436, 439, 440, 462, 466 Ainguṟunūṟu, Tamil classic, 110 Ain-ul-Mulk Kanani, Bahmanī noble, 251 Aiññūṟruvar, merchant guild, 320, 321 Aioi, a ruler, 116 Airāvateśvara temple at Dārāsuram, 459 Aitareya Brāhmana, 65, 332 Aitareya Āraṇyaka, 66, 332 Aiyaḍigaḷ Kāḍavarkōn, Śaiva saint, 358 Aiyanāridanār, Tamil poet, 371 Ajanta, 3, 4, 103 — (Buddhist monuments), 432-3, 437-8 Ajavarman (Kadamba king), 107 Ājīvika, a religious sect, 412, 427 Akālavarsha, ruler of Lāṭa, 155 Akkādevī, Chālukyan princess, 305 Akola, 92 Akshobhyatīrtha, Sanskrit scholar, 347 Aḷagiya Maṇavāḷa Perumāḷ Nāyanār, Tamil author, 375 Ālangānam, battle of, 122 Ala-ud-din (Bahmanī king), 251 Ala-ud-din II (Bahmanī king), 242-4, 260-2, (Ahmad Shah), 479 Ala-ud-din (Khilji), 218-19, 221-2 Ala-ud-din I Bahman Shah (Bahmanī king), 233 Ala-ud-din Udauji, of Madura, 230