Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.672.1

c19.672.1

Nuniz, account of, about the contributions of the feudal vassals, 50; account of Sāluva Timma's part in the Raicūr campaign, by, 34; evidence of, on the use of guns at Vijayanagar, 150; on the alleged abdication of Kṛṣnadēva Rāya, 12fn., and 15-16; on Acyuta Rāya and the nāyakas, 195; on Acyuta Rāya's harem, 265; on the advance troops of Kṛṣnadēva Rāya to Raicūr, 151; on the banquet of Dēva Rāya II's brother, 283 and fn.; on the beds of Acyuta Rāya and his queens, 289-90; on the Brahmans and law, 113; on the cap of Acyuta Rāya, 284; on the Chief of the Guard, 39; on a class of two hundred "captains", 142-43; on the construction of a lake by Kṛṣnadēva Rāya, 84; on the dancing girls attached to the palace, 295; on the dietary of the Brahmans, 282, and of the Vijayanagar kings, 281; on the dispensation of justice by the king, 113; on the division of Hindu army at Raicūr by Kṛṣnadēva Rāya, 152; on duelling, 291; on the duties from Nāgalāpura, 61; on the equipment of Kṛṣnadēva Rāya's army that marched to Raicūr, 137; on the farming out of the main gate at Vijayanagar, 79; on the feudal contingents in the Vijayanagar army, 137-39; on the Governor of Vijayanagar, 234; on the governorship of Salvanayque, 192; on the grant of receipts, 90-91; on a group of officers who were never allowed to settle in towns or cities, 197-8; on the Hindu army that marched to Raicūr, 146; on the honours the Provincial Governors were entitled to, 191;