Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.1042

c19.1042

"Special Commissioner" appointed to exercise control over the nāyakas, 202-205. Śrībhaṇḍāram, trustees of a temple, 54, 229. Śrī Bhāṣya, of Rāmānuja, 356. Śrīdharadēva, author of Vaidyāmṛta, a medical work, 383. Śrīgiri, governor of Muḷuvāgil rājya, 186. Śrīgiri Bhūpāla, Madras Museum Plates of, 182 fn. Śrīgirinātha of Candragiri, order of Dēva Rāya II to, and his action on it, 86-87, 226. Śrīgirinātha Udaiyār, order of, for the collection of tolls, 86. Śrī Harṣa, disappearance of chariots by the days of, 144-45; the Naiṣadham of, translated by Śrīnātha, 373. Śrīkākuḷam, a pilgrim centre, 333. Śrīkantaya, S., on the origin of Vijayanagar, 2 fn. Śrīkaṇṭha, a guru of Bhōganātha, 363; Appayya Dīkṣita, a follower of the philosophy of the Caturmata-sāra of the Dīkṣita written from the angle of vision of; the Śivārkamanidīpikā of the Dīkṣita, a commentary on the Śaiva Bhāṣya of, 368-69. Śrīkaṇṭha Bhāṣya, provision made by Appayya Dīkṣita, for the study of, by 500 pupils, 349; raised by the Dīkṣita from obscurity, 370. Śrīkaṇthanātha, a guru of Mādhava, 358-59. Śrīmāhēśvaras, 115. Śrīmuṣṇam, 76; an object of special grant from Sadāśiva, 326; grants to the temple at, by Śrī Raṅga, 327; revision of the rates of taxes in the locality about, 55, 95. Śrīnātha, scholar, author of the Maruttarātcaritram, Harivilāsam, Kāsīkhaṇḍam, Śālivāhanasaptati, Śivarātrimāhātmyam, the Vidhināṭakam and a translation of the Naiṣadham, 373-74; defeated Diṇḍima Bhaṭṭa, the Gauḍa poet in the court of Dēva Rāya II, 373-74; Peddana's indebtedness to, 376. Srinivasachari, C. S., on the Valangai and Iḍangai groups, 253fn. Śrīpādarāyasvāmi of the Pādarāya-maṭha, guru and contemporary of Sāḷuva Narasimha, author of many musical compositions, 297, 314. Śrīperumbudūr, 86; an object of special grant, by Sadāśiva, 326; grants to the Rāmānuja kūṭam and temple at, 327; repair of an irrigation tank at, by a Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara, 75. Śrī Rāma, new sign manual according to the Prapannāmṛtam, 321fn., 322 fn. Śrī Raṅga, I, 4, 14; contemporary of Tātācārya and Appayya Dīkṣita, 378; Bhaṭṭākalaṅkādēva, a court poet of 383; governor of Udayagiri rājya and then of Penukoṇḍa, 186; succession of, 16; Vaiṣṇavism under, 327-28. Śrī Raṅga II (Cikka Rāya), Immaḍi Kempe Gauḍa Prabhu of Yalahaṅka nāḍu, during the time of, 218; succeeded Veṅkaṭa II, 14. Śrī Raṅga III, (Śrī Raṅgarāyadēva Mahārāya), 4, 219; Vaiṣṇavism under, 329; Siddha Rāmappa Nāyaka, a subordinate of, 106. Śrīraṅgam, a pilgrim centre, 333; Acyuta Rāya in the company of scholars at, when Cellappa's rebellion was being put down, 154; an ārōgyaśālai maintained by the temple at 228; and the Muhammadan occupation of South India, 301-303; assignment of duties to the Kaḷḷavēlaikkarars by the assembly of, 131-32; gifts of Tirumala I at, 327; part of the ācāryas of, in the Jain-Vaisnava pact, 316; Raṅganātha image restored at, 303; Vēdānta Dēśika lived at, 305. Śrī Raṅganātha, account of the travels of, 300-303. Śrī Raṅga Rāya, Viceroy ("Special Commissioner"), of the Telugu country from his capital Penukoṇḍa, 204, 205; the prabhutvam of Kōlāla śime conferred on an individual by 237; Veḷugōṭi Timmappa Nāyaniṅgāru, his agent, 246. Śrī Raṅgarāyadēva Mahārāya (Śrī Raṅga III), 219. Śrīrudras (Śrīrudramāhēśvaras), 115. Śrīśaila, guru of Manavāḷa Mahāmuni, 312. Śrī-Vaiṣṇavism. spread of, in the empire, 320-331. Śrī Vīra Pratāpa Dēva Rāya Mahārāya, same as Dēva Rāya II, 33. Śrī Virūpākṣa, sign manual of the Vijayanagar kings, 321, and fn.; 322 fn.; retained under Tirumala I, 327. Śrī Virūpākṣa, tutelary deity of the Vijayanagar kings, 321; of the Śāluvas, 322; Caitra (Spring) festival of, 344, 365; temple, architectural features of, 391.