A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.7

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CABRAL, 116 “Calalû,” 387 Calicut, Abdur Razzâk at, 88 ; Vasco da Gama at, 116, 117 ; massacre of Portuguese at, witnessed by Varthema, 118 ; boats at, destroyed by Portuguese, 119 ; attacked by Almeida and Tristan da Cunha, 119 ; subject to Vijayanagar, 122, 374, 388 Camanayque, 329 Cambaya, 82, 87, 291, 292 Cannanore, 119, 195 Cap, the king’s. *See* “Kullayi.” “Cape Ramas” or “Rames,” 42 Carnatic country wasted by Muhammad Shâh Bâhmanî, 39 Castro, De, 186 “Cataini,” 87, *note* 1 “Catuir,” 131 ; attacked by Krishna Deva Râya, 321 “Caullim,” 384 Ceylon, 46, 301, 302, 384 Chaicha, minister of Bukka II., and father of Iruga, a general, 48 Chand Bibi of Ahmadnagar, 199 Chandragiri, 123, 312, 316, 367, 399 Chanoca Gaspar, mission of to Vijayanagar, 124 “Charamãodel.” *See* Coromandel. Chaul, 52, 99, 103, 107, 301, 305 “Chenudar” (Nikitin), 105 Chevaux de frises, amongst the Vijayanagar fortifications, 253 China, attempt to conquer by Muhammad Taghlag, 12 “Chinadevidy.” *See* Chinna Devî. “China Obraya,” 228 “Chinapanaique,” the king’s chief alcaid, or marshal, 372, 387 Chingleput, 48 Chinna Devî, a courtezan, who became Krishna Deva’s favourite wife, mentioned by Paes, 247; by Nuniz, 362; the city of Nâgalâpura (Hospet) built in her honour, 363 Cidaota (=Siddhout), 386 “Cide Mercar,” 323; his story as given by Barros, 325, *note* 2 Cochin, 117, 387 “Codegaral,” 386 “Codemerade,” 360 Column in the temple at “Darcha,” 241 Comara, 327 “Comarberca” } *See* Kumâra Vîrayya. “Comarberea” } “Comdamara,” 327 “Comdepallyr.” *See* Kondapalle. Comorin, Cape, 386 “Conadolgi.” *See* Kondavid. Condovim. *See* Kondavid. Conjeeveram, or “Kunchy,” 48; sacked (?) by Muhammad Shâh, 101 Conti. *See* Nicolo Conti. Coromandel, 52; (“Charamãodel”), 239 and *note*, 301, 321, 384 “Cotamaluco,” 239, *note* 5 “Coullão” (Nuniz), 302. *See* Quilon.