War in Ancient India c17.17

c17.17

Naradurga, 255. Narasimhavarman I, 194; — and Ceylon, 291-2. Naviyādaprabhu, naval commander in Vijayanagar, 190, 296. Nāyaka, head of ten senāpatis according to Kauṭalya, 222; — a military officer, 228, 229, 238, 240. Neḍuñjeḷḷan II, treatment by, of the wounded in war, 75. Nicolo dei Conti, on Indian ships, 298. Nikumbhala, 261, 262. Nīla, 240, 265. Nīti, an ethical principle of war, 58. Nītiprakāśikā, 123, 181, 185; — on the division of the weapons of war, 93, 94-5; — list of weapons given in the, 119. — on the respective position of the Kumāra and Senāpati, 226-7. Nītiśāstra, based on religious ideas, 58. Nitivākyāmṛta, a work of Somadeva, 80, 225. Niścala, a position taken for the discharge of arrows, 99-100. Niśumbha, 347. Niyoga, 52, 53. Nṛpatunga, 292. Nuniz, 206. Numismatics, evidence for a study of Indian military history, 150-151.