A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.8

c22.8

Babylon, 77 Bacare, Pāndya port, 134 Bādāmi, 4, 68, 141, 142, 145-7, 149-50, 231, 422 --- (Chālukya monuments), 439 Bādapa, E. Chālukyan prince, 171 Baddega Amoghavarsha III (Rāshṭrakūṭa), 170 Baddena, Telugu author, 398 Badrīnāth, 417 Bādarāyaṇa, Sanskrit philosopher, 346 Bahā-ud-dīn Garshasp, Governor of Sagar, 225-6 Bahman, mythical hero of Persia, 232 Bāhmanī history, literary evidence for, 24 Bāhmanī kingdom, end of the, 250-1 ---, estimate of, 251-2 ---, foundation of, 232-3 ---, relation with Vijayanagar, 233-5, 237-40, 242-3 ---, party strife in, 242-3, 246, 248, 249-50 Bāhmanī rulers, 25, 232-51, 255, 257-64, 281-6, 478-9 Bāhmanī Sultans’ coins, 21 Bāhman-nāmā, versified history, 241 Bahram Khān Mazandarānī, governor of Daulatabad, 234 Bāhubali of Śringeri, Kannada author, 387 Bāhūr, 312 Baicoja, sculptor, 320 Bākanūr, port, 264 Bālasubramanya Kavirāyar, Tamil author, 376 Balasubrahmanya temple of Kaṇṇanūr, 452 Balita, port, 135 Ballāla I (Hoysala king), 184, 305 Ballāla II (Hoysala), 189-91, 204, 210 Ballāla III (Hoysala), 209, 211, 220-21, 225-31, 338, 428 Ballāla IV (Hoysala), 231 Balsane, 469 Bāma, sculptor, 320 Bāna, Sanskrit author, 337, 340, 384 Bānas, 145, 169, 170 Banavāsi, 143, 174, 191 Bandar, Chera port, 134 Bandhuvarma, Kannada author, 386