A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.25

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Mangalore, Abdur Razzâk at (A.D. 1443), 88; attacked by Luiz de Mello, 195; factory at, 236, 388 Mangelin, 368, 389; App. A, 399 Mankul. *See* Pangul, 62, *note* Mascarenhas Pedro de, 191 Master of the Horse the, 372, 377, 381; Mallpanarque, 388 Masulipatam, 101 “Matucotam,” an ambassador (Nuniz), 350 “Meale Khân.” Portuguese name for Prince Abdullah, 191 (*note*) “Medegulla.” *See* Mudkal. Médûru, 131 Meer Fuzzul Oollah, 60, 61, 65 “Melikh Khan Khoda” (Nikitin), 105 “Meliktuchar” (Nikitin), 103 “Melique Verido,” 239, *note* 5 “Meliquyniby” (Nuniz), 297. *See* Mallik Naib. “Mel-Khan” (Nikitin), 104 Mello Luiz de, 195 Mello Ruy de, 143, 251 (*note*) Menezes Alexio de, 144 Menezes Dom Duarte de, 143, 158 Mesquita, massacre of Malabar people by, 195 Mirjân (“Mirgeo”), 236 Mirza Jehangeer, 152 “Mollabamdym,” 329 Mooseh Khân, 37 Mudda, a general of Harihara II., 48 Mudkal, captured by Bukka I., 33; great massacre at, 34; recaptured by Muhammad Shâh Bâhmanî, 35; demand for surrender of, by Bukka I., 40; expedition against, by Bukka II., 52; Deva Râya I. attempts to secure for his harem the daughter of a farmer at, 57; expedition to, for the purpose, 58; taken by Muhammad Khân (1435), 71; taken by Deva Râya II., 75; battle at, and death of a Hindu prince, 76; seized by Narasimha Râya, 113, 353, 354, 356; retaken by the Âdil Shâh from the Hindu King, 159; captured by Burhân Nizâm Shâh, 190, 316, 389