Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.10

c19.10

Acyuta Rāya (Acyuta, Acyutadēva Rāya, Acyutayyadēva Mahārāya, Citarao) 59, 195; son of Narasa, 366; appointed successor of Kṛṣṇadēva Rāya, 12 fn.; the Bhāgavatacampū dedicated to, 366; credited with the authorship of the Tālamahodadhi, 366; crowned with Varadāmbā at Tirupati, 333; empire under, 177; foundation of the Madura Nāyakship during the time of, 203; gift of land by, for reciting the Bhāku Sañjīvini, in a temple, 351; gift of a svarnameru by, 367; grant of “Ānanda nidhi” by, 325 and fn.; grant by, for the car festival of Naṭarāja, and the construction of the northern gōpuram at Cidambaram, 325 fn.; grant by, of Kaḍalāḍi on ēkabhōgam tenure, 203; grant by, to Peda Kṛṣṇamācārlu for the promotion of studies in Ubhaya Vēdānta, 350; heavy taxation during the reign of, 96; honouring of captains by, 277; income of, from four villages near Cidambaram, 55; in the company of scholars at Śrīrangam when Cellappa’s rebellion was put down, 154; influence and power of the Salaka brothers during the time of, 194; Kampadēva, an officer under, 223; married Varadāmbā, 270; military contribution from some of his officers according to Nuniz, 138-39; Nuniz on the harem of, 265; Nuniz on relations of, with the Nāyaks, 195; Pina Veṅkaṭādri anointed crown prince along with his coronation, 12; principle of the demand by, of contributions from the provincial governors, 193-94; portrait of, with his queen in the temple at Tirumalai, 401; Sāluva Nāyaka, (Salvanayque), Prime Minister of, 82, 192;