A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.18

c23.18

IBN Batuta mentions Harihara I., first King of Vijayanagar, 7, 16; at the court of Muhammad Taghlag, 14; his description of that monarch’s character, *id.* Ibrâhîm Âdil Shâh, 167; his visit to Vijayanagar in A.D. 1536, 168; attacked by Burhân Nizâm Shâh and Râma Râya, 185; seizes all the property of Asada Khân on the latter’s death, 188; makes an agreement with Vijayanagar, 190; campaign against Ain-ul-Mulkh, *id.*; attacks and defeats Prince Abdullah and the Portuguese, 192; his death, *id.*; grand alliance against Vijayanagar, 199 Ibrahim Bey, 152 Ibrâhîm Qutb Shâh, 188; kills Ambur Khân in an affray, 189; his alliance with Bidar, *id.*; grand alliance of Muhammadan States for destruction of Vijayanagar, 218; conquers territory south of the Krishnâ, *id.*; his death, *id.* Ikkéri chiefs, 220 “Imademaluco,” 239 (*note 5*) Imâd Shâhs of Bîrâr, 106, 325, 348 “India,” the Portuguese name for the country about Goa, 236 and *note*, 238, 244 India (Southern), prior to A.D. 1336, 4; the whole country submits to Vijayanagar rule, 5