Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.658

c19.658

Nādi(ē)ṇḍla (Nāndēla) Appa, a nephew of Sāḷuva Timma, 366; appointed Governor over Vinikoṇḍa, Guṭṭi and Kanakagiri, 277; Governor of Koṇḍavīḍu, 191; the Rājaśēkharacaritramu dedicated to, by Mādayyagāri Mallanna, 366. Nāḍi(ē)ṇḍla Gōpa, Governor of Koṇḍavīḍu, 378. Nāḍēṇḍla Gōpa Mantri, an officer under Kṛṣṇadēva Rāya, 241. Nāḍu (Nāḍ), the assembly of a larger division, 22, 206; and Professional Associations and Guilds, 220-24; collected state revenues, 81-82; other functions of, 215-16; eighteen, 254, 316. Nāḍsēnabōva, in charge of the nāḍ accounts, 237. Nāḍu Gauḍa, 236. Nāḍuka, a division of a sthala, 183. Nāḍyajamām, 237-38. Nāgabandham, 390. Nāgalāpura, duties from, 61; human sacrifice for the successful termination of an irrigation project at, 345. Nāgaṇṇa, the great Minister of Bukka I, decision of a dispute by, 117. Nāgaṇṇa Daṇḍanāyaka, (Daṇnāyaka), the Mahāpradhāna of Dēva Rāya I and Dēva Rāya II, 33, 191; governor of the Muḷuvāgil kingdom, 191. Nagapatao, 82. Nāgappa Daṇḍanāyaka, a Minister of Dēva Rāya I, 30. Nāgappa Nāyaka, Kāryakarta, agent of Sri Ranga, 85. Nāgarasa Uḍaiyār, 19; authorised to cancel all heavy taxes, 95. Nagarattār, a guild of the town 223. Nāgarika of Kauṭalya, known as the Chief Bailiff or Prefect at Vijayanagar, 131. Nāgas, the, worshipped by the Vijayanagar kings, 346-47. Naiḍadam, a work of Ativīra Rāma Pāṇḍya, 386. Naiṇār Ācāryār, son and successor of Vēdānta Dēśika, 312. Naiṣadha, Naiṣadhadīpikā, its commentary, written by Narahari, 364. Naiṣadhadīpikā, a commentary on the Naiṣadha, written by Narahari, 364. Naiṣadham of Śrī Harṣa, translated by Śrīnātha, 373. Nakaraparivāra, an organisation, right of, to confer honours, 224. Nakharadavāru, (merchants), 128. Naḷacaritram, a work of Raghunātha, 371.