The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c18.64

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Nausāri (Navasārika), 35, 213. — plates from, 222, 238. — *See also* Lāṭa. Nāyakar and *nāyakaships*, the, 593, 596, 622, 630-1, 634, 641, 644, 662, 663, 664, 665, 668-9, 670. — coins and, 806. Nāyanikā queen. *See* Nāganika. Nayasena, Jaina author and grammarian, 430, 448-9. Nayillādevi, Yādava queen, 518. Nedumāran, Pāṇḍya king, 329. *nelevidus*, 62, 330, 337, 357, 370, 372, 373, 460. Nellore, battle of, 474, 477. — Telugu Chōḷa kingdom of, 601, 603-4, 604 ff., 609-10, 613, 614, 624, 627, 628, 631, 636, 649, 659-60 *et passim*. — *See also* Chōḷas. Nemidāsa, Vākāṭaka general, 179. Nemideva, pupil of Yaśodeva, 511-12. Nemikṛṣṇa, Sātavāhana king, 85. Nerūr, copper-plate grants from, 210, 220, 227, 243. *Nibandhas*, 452, 564, 565. *nibandhakaras*, 153. Nichyas, the, 15. Nidadavolu (Niravadyapura), 283, 481. Niḍugundi, inscription from, 407. *nigamas*, 133, 134-5; *see also* Towns. *nigōyas*, 396, 498, 673-4. Nikumbha brothers, the, 531, 558. Nilāmbā, wife of Basava, 463. Nilgiris, 7. Nilgund, plates of, 393. Nilolacanā, Kalachuri princess, 462. Nira river, 11, 38, 50. Niralgi, inscriptions at, 352-3. Niravadya-Udayadevapandita, 245. Niravadyapura (Nidadavolu), 283, 481. Nirupama, Rāṣṭrakūṭa prince, son of Kṛṣṇa III, 292, 297, 298. Niṣadhas, tribe of, 14. Nissaṅkamalla Mallikārjuna Nāyaka, 622. *Nitibhūshaṇam*, 700. Nitimārga Permānaḍi, Western Gaṅga king, 477-8. *Nitisāram*, 597-8. *Nitishāramuktāvali* (by Baddena), 666, 672. Noḷambadhirāja, feudatory of Kalyāṇi Chāḷukyas, 384. Noḷambamahādevi, Noḷamba princess, 329. Noḷambas, the, 282, 283. Noḷamba-Sindavāḍi, viceroy of, 357. Noḷambavāḍi, 28, 282, 323, 351, 372, 478, 493, 494, 496, 547. Noḷambavāḍi, Pāṇḍyas of: *see* Pāṇḍyas. North Kanara, 53. Northern India, 156, 167, 169, 170, 263, 268 and n. 5, 269-70, 287, 542-3, 553, 614, 765. — architecture and, 735, 736, 738. — art and, 749. — campaign of Govinda III into, 268 ff. — political situation in, 263, 265, 267. Nṛpatuṅga (Amoghavarsha I, A.D. 814-77), Rāṣṭrakūṭa ruler and author, 40-41, 245. *See also* Amoghavarsha I. Nṛsiṃhakesari, Marāṭhi author, 572. Nṛpakāma, chief of Koḷanu, 484.