The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c18.68

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Pannikas, the, 36. Paurāṇikas, 75-76. Pavnar, 180. Peda Mallana, 597. Pedda Mallaya Preggaḍa, 621. Pedda Rudra, Kākatīya commander, 649, 650, 660. Peḍampet, temple at, 759, 760. Peda-Vēdagiri Nāyaḍu, Velama prince, 693. Peddanārya, son of Nāgamārya, 511. Pedda-Vegi. *See* Vengīpura. Peṇḍekallu (Peḍakallu), 633. Pengaṅga river, 10, 24. — valley of, 17. Perggaḍe Dhōyipayya, temple built by, 440. *Periplus of the Erythraean Sea*, the, 3, 4, 20, 21, 22, 25, 30, 33, 34, 55, 57, 77, 92, 102, 103-4, 115 n. 1, 124 n. 1, 126, 138, 139, 140. Periya Sahana, commander of Bhillama, 524. Periyāḷuva seṭṭi, 435. Perma (Permāḍideva), Sinda prince, 363, 364. Permāḍi, Kalachuri prince, Chāḷukya feudatory, 457. — son of, 457. Pēramāmbā, Ayya princess, 616. *Periyapurāṇam* (Tamil poem), 223. Permāṇadi, temples and, 339. Peruvalanallūr, battle at, 223, 224. Peru-Vangūru, battle near, 481. Peshwas, 86-87. *Petavatthu*, commentary of, 3. Phoenicians, the, 721. Pihuṇḍa. *See* Pithuda. Pilgrimages (*tīrthayātras*), 199, 421 *et passim*; *see also* Shrines; Tīrthas. Pillai Pallavarāyan, 632. Pina Chōḍi, family of the, 616. Piriya Kōṭi-Gāvuṇḍa, 440. Piṣṭapura or Pīthāpuram, 29, 31, 60, 215, 217, 482. — fortress of, 215. — inscriptions at, 9, 47, 51, 53, 584. Pitalhorā, 721. Pīthāpuram. *See* Piṣṭapura. Pihuḍa (Pihuṇḍa, Pītyndra), 22, 31, 56. Pliny, 26, 30, 31, 32, 775, 776 n. 1. — Modubae and, 15. — place-names and tribes, 18-19, 55, 58. — trade and, 140. Plutarch, 69. Pōchirāju Peddi, minister, 662. Poḍana. *See* Bōdhan. Pogili Sendraka, Mahārāja, governor, 238.