A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.24

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MACA Raya, 224 “Madarmeluquo” defeated before Kondavid by Sâluva Timma, 322 “Madanarque,” master of the horse, 381 Mâdhavâcharya at Vijayanagar, 7, 300; assists Harihara I. to found the city, *id.*; legends regarding, 20 ff. ; living in A.D. 1368, 27 (*note*) Madras, 221 “Madrefabâ,” 364, *note* “Madremaluco,” 239, *note* 5; 325, 348 Madura, 220, 230, 384 (*note* 2) Mahânavamî festival at Vijayanagar (about A.D. 1420), 86; in A.D. 1536 (?), 175; (Nuniz), 376 Mahmûd of Ghazni, his raids into India, 4 Mahmûd Gawân, minister to Muhammad Shâh Bâhmanî II., 99; attacks Goa, *id.*; murder of, 102 Mahmûd Shâh Bâhmanî I., 47; note as to his name, *id.*, *note* Mahmûd Shâh Bâhmanî II., 106, 157 (*note*) Malabar, Malik Kâfur on the coast of, A.D. 1310, 4, 269 Malik-al-Tijar, 103, 104, 148 Malik Kâfur, his mosque on the sea-coast (A.D. 1310), 42; repaired by Mujâhid Shâh Bâhmanî, A.D. 1376, *id.* Malik Nâib at Ânegundi, 18, 23, 296 Malladevî, or Mallambikâ, wife of Harihara II., 48 “Mallaca” See the, 239 Malliâbâd, near Raichûr, 329 Mallikârjuna (King), 96, 98, 110 Mallinâtha (Nadegonta), a general under Bukka I., 31; called “Hoje Mul,” or “Bhoj Mul,” by Firishtah, 36, *note* “Mallpanarque,” master of the horse, 388 Malpanagudi, 89 Mâlprabha River the, 292 (*note*) Malû Âdil Shâh, 167 Malur, 102 Mâlwa, 55