A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.34

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RAFFAT Khân Lâri, 217 “Raheni,” Barbosa’s name for Krishna Deva Râya, 129 “Rachol.” See Raichûr. Raichûr, fortress, claimed by Bukka I. from Mujâhid Shâh Bâhmani, 40; expedition against, by Bukka II., 52; captured by Muhammad Khân (1435), 71; taken by Deva Râya II., 75; battle before, in A.D. 1493, 111; seized by Narasimha Râya, 113; taken by Krishna Deva in 1512, 127; siege and battle of, 137 ff.; political effects of Krishna Deva’s victory at, 155; retaken by Ismâil Âdil, 159; attacked by Venkatâdri, 184; captured by Burhân Nizâm Shâh, 190; capture of, by Krishna Deva, mentioned by Paes, 243, also 308, 316; siege of, by Krishna Deva, 329 ff.; description of, 331; great battle at (Nuniz), 337 ff.; submits to Krishna Deva, 346, 389 Rajahmundry, 100, 106; besieged by King of Orissa, *id.*; Muhammad Shâh at, 101; reduced, 102; captured by Krishna Deva Râya, 131; taken by the Qutb Shâh in A.D. 1571-72, 217; taken by Krishna Deva Râya, 319 Râjasekhara (King), 96, 97, 99 Râmandrûg, 158 Râma Râya, 109, 169; expedition against San Thomé, 177 (*note*), 179; marries a daughter of Krishna Deva, 181; his alliances with Burhân Nizâm Shâh, 184, 190; receives Ali Âdil Shâh II. at Vijayanagar, 193; expedition to Mailâpur, *id.*; attack on the Nizâm Shâh, *id.*; obtains Ghânpura and Pangul from the Sultan of Golkonda, 198; death of, in battle of Talikota, 205; alluded to by Nuniz, 367 Râmesvaram great temple at, said to have been visited by Mujâhid Shâh Bâhmani, 41 “Ramygupa,” 314