A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.36

c22.36

Ma'bar, 220-2, 226, 230, 323 Mackenzie, Colin, 21 Mādai Tiruvengaḍanāthar, Tamil author, 375 Mādayyagari Mallana, Telugu poet, 403 Mādhariputa Īśvarasena (Ābhīra), 95 Mādhava, Skt. author, 10, 256, 298, 343, 344, 349-50 Mādhava I (Ganga), 108 — II (Ganga), 108 Mādhavan Nambūtiri, Sanskrit author, 353 Mādhava Paṇikkar, Malayāḷam author, 408 Mādhavavarman I (Vishnukundin), 102 Mādhavavarman II (Vishn.), 102, 395 Mādhava Yogi, Sanskrit author, 333 Mādhavī, 362, 363 Madhukāmārnava (E. Ganga), 175 Madhura, Kannada author, 387 Madhura Kavi Āḷvār, Vaishnava saint, 361, 362, 416 Madhurā Vijayam, Sanskrit poem, 256, 340 Madhva, philosopher, 347, 411, 419 Madras, 290 Madrasa of Gawan in Bidar, 476, 479 Madura, 8, 81, 82, 111, 124, 141, 144, 150, 154, 220, 256, 292, 362, 413, 425, 474 Maduraikkāñji, Tamil poem, 121-2 Maduraittala-Varalāṟu, Temple chronicle, 21 Magadai, 207 Magadha, 75, 79, 88 Magara kingdom, 205 Mahadeo Hills, 53, 59 Mahādeva (Kākatīya), 84, 191 Mahādeva (Yādava), 211-12, 344, 349 Mahādeva temple at Ittagi, 462 Mahādeviyakka, Kannada authoress, 388 Mahājanas, 159 Mahākūta, 143, 305, 422 Mahānadī, 150 Mahānandi, 267 Mahāsena, temples, 422 Mahāvamsa, 84 Mahāvīra, 427 Mahāyāna Buddhism, 432, 437