Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.442.1

c19.442.1

Kṛṣṇadēva Rāya, emperor, 3, 4, 68, 158, 171; son of Narasa, 382; a Tuḷuva, 322; greatest of the Tuḷuva kings, 17; had twelve lawful wives, 263; Ciṇṇā dēvī, queen of, 377; daughter of, an expert in chess, 293; father of Tirumalāmbā, 367; Prime Minister, Sāluva Timma, 35, 111, 191-92, 365; contemporary of Pratāpa Rudra, 366; so-called abdication of, 15-16, and fn.; account of, given in the Rāyavācakamu by the sthānāpati of Viśvanātha Nāyaka, 198; additions to the Viṭṭhala temple by, 391, 393; administration of the Tiruvārūr temple by, 384; administration of Vijayanagar, stabilised by, 9; administrative arrangement of the Ummattūr country by, after its conquest, 169; Allasāni Peddana, the poet laureate of his court, patronised by, 26, 376-77; a man of letters, 6, 100, 355, 365; amount of revenue paid to, by eastern Carṇāṭaka 50; and his Council, 24-25; and the “wife” of the Gajapati, 167; a patron of scholars, 6, 355, 365, 374; Apatsahāyaṇ of Tirukkadiyūr, a general under, 144, 242; appointment of an accountant by, 237; appointment of his son Tirumala as yuvarāja when six years old, 12 and 12 fn.; appointment by, of Veṅkaṭa Tātayārāja, to enquire into social matters, 116-17; a staunch devotee of Veṅkaṭēśa, 401; author of the Āmuktamālyada, 365, 374-76, of the Jāmbavatīkalyāṇam, 294, 365, of Madālasācaritra, Rasamañjarī, Satyavadhū preṇanam, Sakalakathāsārasaṅgraham, Śuktinaipuṇi jñānacintāmaṇi, 365; benefactions of, to temples, 323-24; betel page of, 274;