A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.4

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Āḷavandār, Vaishnava saint, 369, 418 Alberuni, Arab author, 29 Albuquerque, 269 Ali Adil Shah, Bijapur sultan, 281-6 Ali bin Aziz-ullah Taba Tabai of Simmin, Muslim author, 24 Al-Idirisi, Arab geographer, 423 Ālināḍu, 415 Al-Ishtakhri, Arab writer, 428 Allaḍa, Reddi general, 259, 260 Allahabad Pillar inscription, 98 Allamadeva, 380 Allasāni Peddana, Telugu poet, 274, 402, 404 Almeida, 267, 269 Alpines, 57 Ālupas, of South Canara, 143 Āḷvārs, Vaishnava saints, 5, 357, 360, 362, 415-16, 419-21 Āḷvārtirunagari, 416 Amalānanda, Sanskrit author, 211 Āmana (Yādava king), 211 Amarāvatī, 3, 93, 425 — (Buddhist monuments), 435, 436, 451 Ambadeva, Kāyastha chieftain, 212 Ambalavāṇa Dēśikar, Tamil author, 374 Ambarnath temple in Thana, 469 Amba Pass, 37 Amir Ali Barid, Bahminī minister, 251, 269 Amitasāgara, Jaina Tamil grammarian, 139, 370 Amma I (E. Chālukya king), 170 Amma II (E. Chālukya king), 171, 426 Amoghavarsha I, 152, 154-5, 169, 305, 350, 426 Amoghavarsha II, 170 Amritamangalam, prehistoric site, 54 Amuktamālyada, Telugu poem, 274, 401 Anadāri, Tamil writer, 376 Anadeva, Telugu-Choda chief, 258 Anaimalai hills, 37, 56 Ānanda gotra, kings of, 102 Ānandapūrṇa, Sanskrit scholar, 345 Ānandapūrṇa Vidyāsāgara, Sanskrit scholar, 333 Ananga Bhima III (Kalinga king), 212-13 Anantapāla, W. Chālukyan general, 185 Anantaśayana temple at Undavalli, 446 Anantavarman Choda Ganga (E. Ganga king), 183-5, 213, 396, 467