A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.50

c22.50

Prithivīvyāghra, Niṣhāda chieftain, 149 Prithvīpati I (W. Gaṅga), 167-8 — II (W. Gaṅga), 168-9 Prithviṣheṇa I (Vākā.), 104-5 Prola I (Kākatiya), 177 Prola II (Kākatiya), 190 Prolaya Nāyaka, 227, 229 Prolaya Vema, 227 Proto-Australoid, 56-7 Proto-Mediterraneans, 57 Ptolemy, Greek geographer, 26, 94, 112, 116, 119 Pūḍa(m) Āḷvār, Vaiṣhṇava saint, 360, 415 Pudukkoṭṭai, 53 — (Chola monuments), 452-4 Pugaḷēndi, Tamil poet, 377 Puhār, port, 126, 128, 133, 138, 362 Pūjyapāda, Kannada author, 385 Pulaiyans, 56 Pulakeśin I (Bādāmi Chālukya), 18, 107, 142-3 Pulakeśin II (Bādāmi Chālukya), 18, 102, 143-6, 156, 160-1, 334, 426 Pulakeśin, son of Jayasiṃhavarman, 147 Pulicat, 26, 290-2, 294, 327 Pulindas, 65 Puḷalūr, battle of, 144-5 Puḷumāyi II (Sātā.), 91 Punam, Malayāḷam poet, 351 Punam Nambūdiri, Malayāḷam, author, 408 Puṇḍras, 65 Puṇḍūr, battle of, 178 Puranāṉūṟu, Tamil anthology, 110, 114, 117, 126 Purāṇa Tirumalaināthan, Tamil author, 376 Purandara Dāsa, Vaiṣhṇava saint and composer, 354, 393 Puri, near Bombay, 143 — (in Orissa), 417; (Kaliṅga monuments), 465, 468 Puruṣhottama Gajapati, 246, 263-4, 266 Puṣhpagiri Timmana, Telugu author, 405