A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.43

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Narasimha I (Hoysala), 190, 465 Narasimha II (Hoysala), 204-6, 210, 338 Narasimha II (E. Ganga), 339 Narasimha III (Hoysala), 209, 211 Narasimha IV (E. Ganga), 213 Narasimha, Telugu author, 405 Narasimhavarman I (Pallava), 145-7, 149, 155, 307, 335, 445 Narasinga Munaiyadaraiyan, local chieftain, 414 Naravāṇadatta, 363 Nārāyaṇa, (minister of Krishna III), 312 Nārāyaṇa, Sanskrit jurist, 348 Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa, Telugu poet, 395 Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭatiri of Melpattūr, Sanskrit poet, 351 Nārāyaṇa Nambūri, Skt. poet and grammarian, 353 Nārāyaṇa Nambūri of Agnihotri illam, Sanskrit grammarian, 353 Nārāyaṇārya, Vaishnava Skt. author, 345 Narendramrigarāja, 153 Narendrasena (Vākā king), 104 Nārkavirājanambi, Tamil author, 377 Naramada river, description of, 44, 144 Naṟṟiṇai, Tamil work, 110 Narsing of Kherla, 240, 241 Nārttāmalai (Chola monuments), 452 Nasik, 14, 89, 91-2, 94, 432, 434 Nasir Khan of Khandesh, 241, 242 Nasir-ud-din (of Madura), 231 Nasir-ud-din Shah, 232 Naṭarāja 459-60 Nathad Vali, Muslim missionary from Turkey, 428 Nāthamuni, Vaishnava saint, 345, 358, 362, 369, 418 Naṭṭattaṉār, Tamil poet, 123 Nāṭṭukkōn, 160 Nau-Nandadhera, 79 Naura, 134 Nāyak of Gingee, 285, 289, 292, 305, 341; of Madura, 285; of Tanjore, 285, 341; of Vellore, 341 Nāyaṉārs, 5, 357, 359, 412-14, 416, 421, 424 Nayiṉār Ācāriyār, 375 Neḍumāṉ Aṉji, 118 Neḍuṅgilli, 122-3 Neḍunalvāḍai, Tamil poem, 133 Neḍuñjeliyan (Pāṇḍya), 119, 121-2, 133 Neḍuñjēral Ādan (Chera), 113 Negapatam, 174, 415, 425 Negrito, 56