Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.293

c19.293

Dēva Rāya II, 77; Abdur Razāk on the harem of, 265; Abdur Razāk on the elephants in the court of, 149; Ahmad Khān, a servant of, 162, 319; a Christian, the Dewan of, 317; and the Hazāra Rāmasvāmi temple, 392; assumption of imperial titles by, 13; author of the Ratiratnadīpikā, 364; banquet of the brother of, 283 and fn.; boar hunt of, 293; built a temple for Arhat Pārśvanātha, 316; Cāma Nṛpāla, the commander-in-chief of, 33; Cāmarasa honoured by, 381; consultation by, of his Council regarding military reforms, 161, 164; Diṇḍima Bhaṭṭa, defeated by Śrīnātha in the court of, 373-74; dress of, 284; embassy of, to Shāh Rukh of Persia, 173; engagement of falconers by, 293; erection of forts at Tēkal during the time of, 156; esteem of, for Brahmans, 240; extent of the empire under, 175; Gajabetekāra, and Gajavēṭṭaikandu aruḷiya, titles of, 293; gift by Bhanappa Odeya at the instance of, 89; had 10,000 Turuṣka horsemen, 319; interview of Aramvaḷatta Nācciyār, a dancing girl attached to a temple at Māḍam, with, 270; Kannaḍa poets during the time of, 381-82; legislation during the time of, regarding kanyādāna by the people of Viriñcipuram, 256-57; levy of tribute by, from Ceylon, 176; method of collection of revenues under, 76; military reforms of, 3, 7, 161-162, 319; and the results of the policy, 163, 164; ministers of: Annamārādhya, 241; Nāgappa Dannāyaka, 31; Siddhana mantri, 374; Timma Daṇḍanāyaka, 396; officer under: Prolugaṇṭi Tippaṇa, 393; order of, that Kaṭṭāyam might be collected by the temple of Tiruvorriyūr, 74; order of, to Śrīgirinātha of Candragiri regarding the remission of taxes, 86-87, 226; Nuniz on his ministers, 28, 29; plot on the life of, 128; the Prefect's office during the time of, 131; presents to Abdur Razāk by 173; Prime Ministers: Lakkaṇṇa Daṇṇāyaka, 32, 34, 176; Mahāpradhāni Perumalidēva Daṇṇāyaka Udaiyār, 35; putting down of mal-administration by, 190; removal of oppression by, round Tiruvorriyūr, 226; rumours about Abdur Razāk spread at the court of, 173; Śārada, a poetess in the court of, 374; scholar and patron of letters, 364; stabilised the administration of Vijayanagar, 9; Viceroy under: Lakkaṇṇa Daṇḍanāyaka, 189; and the Viṭṭhala temple, 393; Vijaya Rāya, successor of, 3fn.