A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.28

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NADENDLA Gopamantri, 131 Nâgalâ Devî, 163 Nâgalâpur, the modern Hospett, 89, 162, 168; said to have been seriously injured by the Âdil Shâh in 1536 A.D., 168; description of, by Paes, 244, 246; tank at, made by Krishna Deva, 244; temple at, 246; palace at, *id.*; the place named after Krishna Deva’s favourite wife, 247, 362 f.; called “the new city,” 253, 290; Krishna Deva receives an ambassador at, 350; wrecked by the Âdil Shâh (Nuniz), 368; note on its names, 387, *note 1* “Nagapatão.” *See* Negapatam. Nâganna Dhannâyaka, minister of Deva Râya II., 80 Naldirak, captured by Muhammad Khân (1435), 71 Nandiâl, 218 Narasa Naik, 110; seizes throne of Vijayanagar, 111 Narasimha Râya, first King of second dynasty, earliest known date of, 97, 101, 107, 108, 110, 111; seizes Mudkal and Raichûr, 113; war against Yusuf Âdil Shâh, 114; his usurpation described by Nuniz, 306 f.; death of, 308 Narasimha, statue of, at Vijayanagar, 163, 164 Narpa Râya, 225 “Narsenaque,” minister of Narasimha Râya, 308; and of two princes, his successors, *id.*; the murder of the princes, *id.*; and 309 ff.; usurps the throne, 314 “Narsinga,” the Portuguese name for the Vijayanagar kingdom, 236, 239 “Narsymgua.” *See* Narasimha. Narvara, treasurer of the jewels, 387 Negapatam, 384 Nellore, 218