Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.442.2

c19.442.2

blinded and imprisoned Sāluva Timma besides others, and ruined his family, 30, 124, 195; but did not execute him, 240; Brahman ministers under, 241; built a gōpura at Kaḷahasti, 397; built a part of the northern gōpura at Cidambaram, 322, 322 fn.; 325 fn., 397, 398; built a tower on the south side of the outer enclosure of the Ēkāmbaranātha temple at Conjeevaram, 398; cannon taken to Raicūr by, 150; commission to Pemmasāni Rāmalinga by, 154; conquest of the Sultan of Biḍār by, 147; construction by, of a lake near the capital, 74; of the “House of Victory,” after his return from Orissa, 402; of the Kṛṣṇasvāmi temple, 391; and his Council, 29, 32, 164; coronation of, attended by feudatory chiefs, 10; performed by Sāḷuva Timma, 11; daḷavāy of, in Hassan Sthala, 140 fn.; announcement of war by, to neutral neighbouring states, 171-72; division of the army into seven wings by, at Raicūr, 152; doings of, after the capture of Ahmadnagar, 157-58; dress of, 284; embassy sent by, to the Portuguese court in 1511, 174; encouragement given to the soldiers of Raicūr by, 154-155; equipment of the army of, that marched to Raicūr, 137; estimate of the strength of his army by Paes, Nuniz, the Rāyavācākamu, 135, 136; estimate of the wealth of, by Paes, 50; execution of prisoners by, 127-28; exemption of the tenants colonising Araśarkōyil, during the time of, 85; expedition of, to Ceylon, 176; figure of, sculptured in relief in the niche in the northern gōpuram at Cidambaram, 398;