A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.9

c22.9

Bankāpur, fort, 258 Bankeśa, Rāṣṭrakūṭa general, 154-5 Barbosa, foreign traveller, 326 Bārhut (Budd. monuments), 434 Barni, Muslim historian, 221, 222 Barid Shah (king), 282 Barid-ul-Mulk of Bidar, sultan of Bidar, 250 Barradas, Manuel, Port. traveller, 32 Barygaza, 91, 94 Basava, founder of Lingāyat cult, 388, 390, 396, 424, 425 Bastar, 143 Baudhāyana, law-giver, 67 Bāvari, teacher, 66, 75 Bedsā (Buddhist monuments), 432, 433 Bāyalanambi, Chālukyan general, 174 Belgaum, 312 Belūr (Hoysala monuments), 464 Benjamin of Tudela, Jewish traveller, 25, 30, 323 Beschi, Father, 379 Beta (Kākatiya king), 177 Bettumperumāl, chief of Kayattar, 280 Betwa, 50 Bhadrabāhu, Jaina saint, 80 Bhāgavatas, 411 Bhāgavata-purāṇa, 411, 420 Bhairavakonda (Pallava monuments), 446 Bhājā (Buddhist monuments), 432 Bhakti, 411, 412, 415, 419, 422 — movement, 5 — schools, 412-16, 418-25 Bhānudeva II (E. Ganga), 213 Bhānudeva IV (E. Ganga), 213 Bharatasvāmin, Sanskrit author, 331 Bhāravi, Sanskrit poet, 334 Bhāruci, Sanskrit author, 348, 349 Bhāsarvajña, Sanskrit author, 342 Bhāskara I, Sanskrit author, 352 Bhāskarācārya, astronomer, 210, 352 Bhāskara of Penugonda, Kannada author, 387 Bhāskara Ravivarman (Chera), 192 Bhaṭṭakālaṅka (deva), Kannada grammarian, 382, 394 Bhaṭṭakkula, a port, 264 Bhaṭṭiprolu, 14, 85, 86 — (Buddhist monuments), 435 Bhaṭṭumūrti, Telugu author, 402 Bhavasvāmin, Sanskrit author, 332 Bhavabhūti, Sanskrit poet, 335, 351 Bhavadattavarman (Nala king), 104 Bhillama, (Yādava king), 190, 191 Bhīma I (E. Chālukya), 169 Bhīma Kavi, Kannada author, 390 — (Vemulavāḍa), Telugu poet, 396