A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.14

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Ganda Râjah, brother of Saluva Timma, 284, 327 and *note*, 361 Gandikota, 218, 386, *note* 3 Ganesa image of the god, at “Darcha,” 241 “Gapanayque,” 386 Garcia da Orta, 115 Garsopa, 122, 374 “Gate,” 388 Gaurî, wife of Bukka I., 48 Gennadius Bishop, 103 Ghânpura, captured by Qulî Qutb Shâh, 133 Ghiâs-ud-Dîn Bâhmanî, 48 Ghiyâs-ud-dîn Bahâdur Bura of Bengal, flayed alive by Muhammad Taghlag, 11 Gingi, 220 Goa, dependent for trade on the Vijayanagar Empire, 1; its prosperity fell with the fall of Vijayanagar, 155; belonged to Vijayanagar during the reign of Bukka I., 45; Harihara II. expelled Muhammadans from, 48; Bâchanna Udaiyar governor of, 48; taken by Bukka II., 52; attacked by Mahmûd Gawân, and taken, 99, 103, 107, 114; seized by the Portuguese, 115; abandonment of, and massacre at, 124; retaken, 125; Rasul Khân at, 124, 125; Purchas’s account of the Portuguese conquest of, 125 (*note*); the mainlands taken by the Portuguese under Ruy de Mello, 142 ff., 158, 362; attacked by Hindus, and by Muhammadans, 158, 159; again attacked by Bijâpur troops, 187; the see of, 195; the inquisition at, *id.* and 211; ruin of trade at, after fall of Vijayanagar, 210, also 301, 305; Dom Guterre de Monroy, captain of, 335 Golkonda mines of (Conti), (Marco Polo), 86; the Qutb Shâhs of, rise to power, 106; alliance of all the Muhammadan States against Vijayanagar, 198, 379; App. A, 399 Gooty inscription at, 27 (*note* 1), 388 (*note* 7)