Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.1091

c19.1091

Tādpatri, architectural features of the temple at, 397-98. Taitsu, the Ming Emperor of China, the embassy of Bukka I to the court of, 173. Tāla dīpikā, a work on music by Gōpa Tippa, 364. Talaiyāri (Talāri, Taliary, Sthulwar): a village functionary, 131, 218; jappointed by the kāvalgār, 133; onerous duties of, 219-20. Tālamahodadhi, of Acyuta Rāya, commented on by Sōmanātha, 366. Talārika of Śrīmuṣṇam, granted to Acyutappa Nāyaningāru, 229. Tālas: Rāmānanda, 297; Ratilīla, Turangalīla, Rangā bharana Anangaparikramaṇa, Abhinandana, Nandanandana and Abhimōla, 298. Tāllappākkam family of Śrī-Vaiṣṇava teachers, 326. Tāllappākkam Tirumalācārya, a scholar of the time of Veṅkaṭa II, 328. Taluvakkulaindām Bhattar, father of Vīra Narasiṃharāya Nāyaka, 36. Tambūru, a musical instrument, 296. Tangor, 82. Tamil literature, 383-87. Tamiras, 256. Tammaya Nāyaka, 132. Tānādār, Dilavar, torture of, 127. Tānappācārya, Veṅkaṭa Makhi, a disciple of, 298. Tāngalvāy, 42. Taṇiyūr, an administrative unit, 181-82. Tanjore, the Kāmakōṭi pīṭha, transferred to, 336; the Nāvak kings of, 4; tributaries of Vijayanagar in 1611, 50; Nāyak court of, 12; Salvanayque, lord of, 192; Veṅkaṭa, Viceroy of, 204. Tantrimār, assignment of taxes by, 81; functions of, 234-35; gift of taxes by, 213; of Karippōkkunādu, gift of, the 216; rates of taxes from 54; tax on the house of, 56. Tantra, army, government, 235. Tantranāyaka, a title taken by Sāluva Timma, 34.