Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.798

c19.798

Rājya (Pīthika): the regular division of the empire, 178, 179-180, 182; and Cāvaḍi, 184; Āraga, province, 178, 184; Candragutti the capital of, 185; Virūpāksa I, governor of, 187; Mādhavamantri, governor of, 191; Banavāse province, Mādhavamantrin, governor of, 187; Bārakūru rājya, 35, 89, 128; gadyānas issued from, 188; Lakkanna Dandanāyaka, governor of, 187; Candragiri rājya, 86; Śrīgirinātha ruler of, 226; Candragiri, capital of the provincial viceroy, Venkata, 204; Candragiri (Goa Gutti) 183; Goa-Gutti (Candragiri) kingdom, 183; Guttirājya, 218; became a subdivision of the Penugonda rājya, 180; Kadamba country, Mārappa, viceroy of, 191; Kondavīdu, Sāḷuva Timma, governor of, 191, Madura province, Lakkanna Dandanāyaka, governor of, 187; Mangalūr, gadyānas issued from, 188; Mulbagal (Muḷuvāgil, Muḷuvāyi rājya), Kampana Udaiyār ruler of, 185; Lakkanna Dandanāyaka, the Prime Minister of Deva Rāya II, the governor of, 187, 191; Nāganna Dandanāyaka the Prime Minister of Dēva Rāya I, governor of, 191; Vira Vijaya Rāya governor of, 13, 185; Muḷuvāgil rājya, (see Mulbagal) 185, 186, 191; Muḷuvāyirājyam, 178; Nāgamaṅgala rājya, Timmanna Dandanāyaka the Mahāpradhāni of Mallikārjuna Rāya, governor of, 191; Paḍaivīdu rājya, a province of the empire, 178, 179; agreement among the Brahmans of, with regard to marriages, 22, 256-57; Śambuvarāya of, conquered by Kampana, 175; taken from the Śambuvarāya chief, 180; Śambuvarāya chief reinstated in, 169; Paḍaivīdumahārājya, 209; Penugondarājyam, (Home Province) 178, 184; Guttirājyam became a subdivision of the, 180; Śrī Ranga I, son of Tirumala, appointed governor of, 186, 204, 205; Sani kingdom, 237; Seringapatam, capital of the provincial viceroyalty of Rāma, 204, 367; Tēkal, Lakkanna Dandanāyaka, the Prime Minister of Dēva Rāya II, governor of, 187, 191; Terakanāmbi province, Gōvindarāja appointed governor of, by Kṛṣnadēva Rāya, 169; Tirucirāpalli rājya, 184; Tiruvadi rājyam, in Magadai mandalam, 178, 179; grew out of the Cōla empire, 180; Sāḷuva Vira Narasimha Nāyaka, governor of, 192; Śūrappa Nāyaka, the agent of Sadāśiva in, 248; Tumbicci Nāyakkan of, 177;