A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.39

c22.39

Mara Vijayottungavarman of Śrī Vijaya, 174 Marco Polo, Venetian traveller, 25, 30, 203, 213-14, 429 Māragasakheśvara temple at Virinchipuram, 473 Maritime contact of South India with the east, 77-8; with the west, 76-7 Maruḷa, 424 Maruḷa Siddha, Kannada author, 389 Māśilāmaṇi Sambandar, Tamil author, 374 Maski, 14, 54, 175 Masūdi, Arab traveller, 29, 428 Masulipatam, 263, 289, 290 Matangeśvara temple at Kāñchipuram, 451 Māṭharas of Kaliṅga, 101 Mathurā, 67 Matli Ananta, Telugu poet, 405 Mattavilāsa, Sanskrit farce, 144, 155, 160, 335, 413 Mauryan empire, 88 Mauryan expedition to the south, 85-6 Mauryas, 14, 79-81, 84-6, 89; of Koṅkaṇ, 143 Māvaḷattān, 122 Mayilaināthar, Tamil author, 381 Mayurbhanj, 50 Mayūraśarman (Kadamba), 105, 106 Mediterranean, 57 Megaliths, 53-6 Megasthenes, 26, 81-2 Meguti Jaina temple (Aihoḷe), 440 Melkote, 419 Melpāḍi 422 Mesoliths, 50-2 Methwold, English factor, 33 Meykaṇḍār, Śaiva saint and author, 347, 371-2, 423 Microliths, 50-3 Mihira Bhoja (Gurjara), 155 Mihtar Mahal, 480 Minnagara, 91 Mir Jumla, 293-4 Mitāksharā of Vijñāneśvara, 309, 348 Mogalrājapuram (Pallava monuments), 446 Mohenjo-Daro, 56 Mōhūr, 85, 114 Molla, Telugu poetess, 404 Mongolians, 58 Moplahs, 427 Mōriyar, 85 Mrigeśavarman (Kadamba), 107 Mriṇālavati, 173 Mubarak Khilji, 222