A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.5

c22.5

Ananta Vāsudeva temple at Bhuvanēśvar, 467 Anapāya (Chola king), 370 Anapota, Velama chieftain, 257 Anatolia, 60 Andakakkavi Virarāghava Mudaliyār, Tamil author, 378 Āṇḍāḷ, Vaishnava saint, 361, 416 Aṇḍayya, Kannada poet 386 Āndhrabhrityas, 88 Aṇḍiran, a chief, Śangam age, 116 Andhra coins, 20 Anduvan, a king, Śangam Age, 105, 117 Anegondi, 227, 228, 230, 292 Anji, chieftain, Śangam age, 118 Aṇṇāmalai Reddi, a Tamil patron, 379 Annapota Reddi, 324 Anti-Islamic Movement in the Deccan, 226-30 Annambhaṭṭa, Sanskrit scholar, 342 Anūpa, 92 Anurādhapura, 146, 173 Aparāditya I, Sanskrit author and ruler of Konkan, 348, 349 Aparājita (Pallava king), 167, 168 Aparānta, 92 Aparārka, see Aparāditya I, 342 Apastamba, Sanskrit author, 331, 348 Āpilaka (Sāta. king), 90 Appanna, Hoysala general, 205 Appar, Śaiva saint, 144, 368, 413-14 Appaya Dikshitar, Sanskrit author, 339, 341, 343, 345, 347, 348, 350 Āppāyika, a rebel chief, 143 Arabia, 215, 323 Arabs, 147, 148, 303 Ārādhya Śaivas, 425 Ārāmboli Pass, 37 Arasur, Pāndya camp at, 150 Architecture, Buddhist, 431-9 —, Chālukyan, 439-45 —, Chōla, 451-60 —, Deccan, 468-70 —, Gumpha, 434 —, Hemādpanti, 470 —, Hindu, 439-80 —, Hoysala, 462-5 —, Jaina, 434 —, Kalinga, 465-8 —, Madura, 473-6 —, Pallava, 445-51 —, Pāndya, 460-1 —, Stūpa, 435-6 —, Bāhmanī, 476-80 —, Vijayanagar, 470-3 Argaru, 135