Studies in Cola History and Administration c16: Index

Studies in Cōḻa History and Administration c16

Language: English

Index

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A Abhaya (Kulōttuṅga I) 186-198. Abhimānamēru 99. Abhimānamēruccēri 103n. Āditya I 43n, 86. Āditya II, Karikāla, Parakēsari 69, 123 and n. Aḍiyārkkunallūr 24, 29. Agamyāgamayam 154, 166. Agastīśvaram-Uḍaiyār 89. *Agattiyam* 3. Akam (*thandiyālu*) 2, 20 and n, 22, 52, 53 and n. Aimperuṅkulu 143n. Aiyaṅgar, Dr. S. K. 6n, 22n, 30, 40, 41, 47, 48 and n, 64n, 67. Akkaram-Kōṭṭa-Caturvēdimaṅgalam 86. *Al-kūli* (wages) 113. Altekar A. S. 74, 81. Ajuḍaiva-piḷḷaiyār 194n. Aḷundūr Vēl 39. Aḷuṅgaṇattar 106, 122. Amarāvati 65. Āṇai 144, 149. Anantanārāyaṇan, image 123. Anantarama Aiyar 15 n. Anbil plates, The 27. Ancient Dekkan 23n. Ancient India 22n, 39n, 41n, 47n, 48n. Aṇḍapiḷḷai-bhaṭṭan 179. Āndhrapatha 64, 65. Anekātisaya 68. Aṅgādi-kūli 86, 93. Aṇiya (bandukal) 140, 152, 163. Aṇrāḍu-narkīru 127. Antarāyam 127. Araśiṅkamaṅgalam 123. Aravamuthan, I. G. 30n, 31 and n, 36n 49. Arcaka 127 Araṇabhōga 118, 139. Araṇabhōga-iraiyili 111. Arikāla 28, 34. Arukkāl amañji 125. Arthaśāstra 135. Aruḷākara Iśvaram Uḍaiyār 179. Aruḷākaran (Naraḷōkavīra) 181, 187, 194. Aruḷākara-Vāykkāl 180. Aruḷājadāsan 127. Aruḷāḷa Perumāḷ (Temple) 180. Arumbākkam 179, 182, 183, 184, 185 and n, 199. Arumbākkilān (Naraḷōkavīra) 179, 181, 182. Arūrc-cēri 87. Aruvāḷar 22, 38 Aśvatthāman 58. Avai 70 and n. Avanti 23, 48, 60. Ay (chieftain) 53. Ayōdhyā 54, 58, 62, 65.

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B Bāṇa (n) 64, 65. Bāṇarāvar 64. Banavāse 66. Barnett, L. D. Prof. 60n. Bedūrūr grant 67. Bhagīratha 62. Bhakti-rāja 34, 63. Bhārāśivan Tiruvīraṭṭānam - uḍaiyān alias Kulōttuṅga-Śōḷa Paṇḍitan 128. *Bhāratam* 7. Bhārataveṇbā 7. Bhāskara-Cōḷa 35. Bhāgyas 131, 171. Bhaṭṭas 92. Bhaṭṭavṛtti 116, 117. Bhaṭṭiyik-kiḍaippuram 116, 126. Bhavisya Purāṇa 116. Bhaviṣya Sakhā 116. Bhōja 63. Bhūdāna 104. Bhūvikrama Gaṅga 67. Bombay Gazetteeer 69n. Brahmadeyam (N. A.) 94. Brahmadēya (n) 77, 81, 83, 85, 89, 90, 104, 133. *Brhadīśvara* 36. *Rgh. Iśvara māhātmyam* (*Cīṛamala cāittr*) 36. *Brhatkathā* 79

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C Cāndrāditya 34. Cape Comorin 198. Caraṇasāndruha 68. *Catalogue Raisonne* 37.

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*Caturvēdimaṅgalam* 77, 90, 91, 104, 105. *Cāvēr* (s) 191 and *n*. *Cēdirājadēva* 111. *Cēdirājan* 129, *Cēras* 190. Ceylon 25*n*, 67. *Ceylon Antiquary and Literary Register* 25*n*. Chelvakēśavarāya Mudaliar T. 21*n*. Cheyyār 113, 184. *Chingleput District, Manual of the* 100*n*, 113*n*, Cidambaram 180, 181, 189, 192, 193, 195-198. *Cōḷavaṃśacarita* 36. Corporate Life (of R. C. Majumdar) 74. Crole 100*n*, 113. Cuddapah 33, 52, 53.

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*Dānas* (gifts) 104. *Daṇḍayātrā* 35. *Dantipōttarasa* 134*n*. *Dantivarman* 107, 118. *Dantivikramavarman* 132. *Darśanas* 117. *Darśi* 33*n*. *Daśavarman* 62-64. Deccan 73. *Dēvadāna* 104. *Dēvāram* 194-196. *Dharma* 150. *Dharmakṛtyam* 157. *Drāviḍa-pañcaka* 62.

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*Early History of India* (V. A Smith) 67. Eastern Cāḷukya 6. *Eccorrukkūṛṛarīśi* 125. Ekambam-uḍaiyūr temple 128. *Ekāntaḍa Rāmayya* 69. Elphinstone 73. *Erikkāḍi* 125. *Eri-vāriya(m)-pperumakkaḷ* 113, 119, 122, 156 (tank committee) 157, 159, 163, 165, 167, 169, 171, 174, (*Eri vāriyakkeyyum Perumakkaḷ*)-121. Eyil 183. *Eyiṟkōṭṭam* 183.

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Fleet 66.

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Gajabāhu 25. *Gaṇa* (s) 102, 107. *Gaṇḍagōpāla-Caturvēdimaṅgalam* (Uttaramerūr) 100, 130. *Gaṇḍarādittaṇ* (hall) 87. Ganges, the 34, 194. Geiger 67*n*. *Gñānasambanda* 194 and *n*. Goṅka III, Velanāṇṭi 65. *Gōvindaccēri* 103*n*, 124, 125. *Grāma-drōhins* 88, 95. *Grāmakaṇṭakas* 153, 166, 173. *Grāmakāryañjeyyum-perumakkaḷ* 123. *Guṇāḍhya* 79.

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Haidar Ali 98. Hastimalla 80. *Hēmavati* record 58. Himālayas 23, 29, 48, 49. *History of Sanskrit Literature* (Keith) 72. *Hṛṣikēśaccēri* 103*n*. Hultzsch 34*n*, 65, 66, 80, 119, 183, and *n*.

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*Iḍaikkuṅgūr Kiḷār* 14. *Iḷaiyōṇ* 43*n*. *Iḷak-kāśu* 87. *Iḷandiraiyan* 47, 48*n*, 53-56, 64. *Iḷaṅgō* (Aḍigaḷ) 50, 64*n*. *Iḷañjēṇṇi* 38, 39. *Iṟai* 106, 123. *Iṟaiyaṉār-Kaḷaviyal* 196. *Iṟaiyil* 111. *Iṟaiyilikkāśu* 127. *Iraṇakrayāvaṇak-kaḷveḷuttu* 114, 128. *Iraṇḍupakkattup-peṟiḷamaiyār* 126. *Iraṭṭaittaḷigai-Īśvara* temple 98*n*. *Iraṭṭam* (Rāṣṭrakūṭa country) 189. *Iraṭṭapāḍi* 189. *Iraṭṭapāḍikoṇḍacōḷapuram* (Takkōḷam) 200. *Irumbiḍarttalai* (yūr) 25 and *n*, 44, 45. *Irumporai*, Cēra 15. *Iruṅgōvēḷ* 22, 38, 53. *Īśvara-Vaṃśa* 58, 59.

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*Jagadēkabhūṣaṇa* Mahārāja Dhārā-varṣa, Nūgavaṃśi king 34.

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Janapada (m) 79. Janmakkāni 128. Jaṭā-Cōḍa 54, 62. Javasthai (resolution) 121. Jayadhara (Kulōttuṅga I) 29, 179. Jayaṅgoṇḍa-Cōḻa-maṇḍalam 79, 179, 182, 183. Jayaṅgoṇḍār 29. Jayasimha 60n. Jayaswal 79. Jñānaparamēśvara temple 89. Joshi, H. C. 77n. Journal of Oriental Research 34n, 36n, 37n. Jyēṣṭhā 120.

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K Kacci 100, 122, 129. Kāḍaḍippōttaṉ Śivakkuṟi Irājamalla-maṅgalapriyaṉeṉ 169, 175. Kaḍiyalūr Uruttiraṅkaṇṇaṉār 22. Kailāsanātha shrine 98 and n. Kaiyūṭṭu 152, 153, 166. Kākatipura 66. Kākatiyas, The 33. Kāḷahasti 66. Kaḷakkuḍi-nāḍu 82. Kaḷañju 113, 119-122, 124, 129. Kaḷattalaiyūr 19, 40, 41. Kaḷavaḻi 15 and n. Kali 44. Kāḷigaṉattār 102, 124. Kaliṅga (m) 29, 187, 188, 190, 192. Kaliṅgaṉ 185. Kaliṅgarāja (Naralōkavīra) 178, 179. Kaliṅgarāyaṉ (Naralōkavīra) 181, 190n. Kaliṅgarāyas 188. Kaliṅgarkōṉ (Naralōkavīra) 181, 187, 188, 190. Kaliṅgattup-paraṇi 29, 32, 33n, 49, 68, 186, 192. Kaḷittogai 4. Kāliyūrkkōṭṭam 99, 171. Kaḷumalam 24, 40, 41 and n. Kāma Cōḍa 63. Kambaḷis 52. Kampavarman 119. Kanakasabhai 1n, 30, 39, 46, 47, 48, 53n, 66n, 67 and n. Kanakasundaram Pillai 15n. Kaṇakkup-peruṅkuṟip-perumakkaḷ 159, 160, 161, 168. Kāñcī (puram) 6n, 27, 29, 33, 45, 46, 47, 48 and n, 51-54, 56-59, 66, 69, 70, 145, 180, 183, 197, 198.

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Kaṇṇagi 41. Kaṇṇaradēva 122, 129. Kaṇṇūr (nāḍu) 18+, 199. Kanyākumārī (record or stone inscription) 27, 28. Karai-kāṭṭi 156. Karai (paṟittu) 156, 174. Karaṇattāṉ 83. Karikāla I 62. Karikāla II 62, 63. Karikāla (ṉ) Cōḻa 5, 6 and n, 18, 19 ff. Karikāla Cōḻadēva Parakēsari 68. Karikāl-Vaḷavaṉ (see Karikāla) 20, 23. Karikārperuvaḷattāṉ 24. Kāriyāṟu 17. Karuṇākara Toṇḍaimāṉ 187, 188, 192. Karuṅguḷal-Ādayār 19, 20. Karuvūr (Karūr) 24, 41 and n, 42, 43. Kārvēṭinagar 33. Kasākuḍi plates 80. Kāśu 86, 93, 127. Kaśyapa 62. Kauravas 56. Kauṭilya 79 and n. Kāvēri, the 22, 27-31, 34-36, 38, 46, 63, 66, 67, 68, 70, 72, 85. Kāvēri, country (valley) (delta) 21, 67, 95. Kāvēri, the Maukhari and the Śaṅgam Age, The 30n. Kāvērītīra 28. Kāvirip-pūmpaṭṭiṉam 22. Keith, A. B., 72. Kēraḷōtpatti 74. Kiḍai (Vedic School) 116n. Kiḍāraṅgoṇḍa Cōḻapuram (Narasingapuram?) 200. Kielhorn 66n. Kiḷḷi (s) 27, 47, 54. Kiḷḷivaḷavaṉ 5, 16, 17, 75. Kirtipura 65. Kittel 133. Kōccaṅgaṇāṉ 27, 28, 43n. Kōkkilli 6n. Kōḷambēśvara temple 98 n. Kollam 189, 190, 191. Koṅgam 189. Koṅgaraiyar 124, 125. Koṅgaraiyar-Śrī-Kōyil 125. Kōṭṭūr 190, 191, 198. Kōṭṭūr, alias Cōḻaviccadira Caturvēdimangalam 199. Kōvalaṉ 41.

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Kōvūr-kiḷar 16, 17. Krishna Sastri, II. 27, 33, 57, 58n, 85n. Kṛṣṇa 90. Kṛṣṇa III, Rāṣṭrakūṭa 100. Kṛṣṇā river, The 176. Kṛṣṇaveṇṇā 66. Kṣatriyaśikāmaṇi - Caturvēdimangalam 180. Kṣatriyaśikhāmaṇipuram (Takkōlam) 200. Kṣatriya-Śikhāmaṇi-Vaḷanāḍu 85. Kulja-Viṣṇuvardhana 58, 59. Kuḍavōlai 140, 142, 154, 163-69. Kuḍikaḷ 124. Kuḍinīngā 104n. Kuḍinīngiṇa 104n. Kuḍumbu(s) 140, 141, 143, 154, 155, 156, 158, 159, 162-165, 168-171. Kuḷamurram 6, 17. Kuḷis 113, 126. Kulōttuṅga I Cōḻa 29, 85, 88, 179, 181, 182, 187, 188, 190, 191, 192, 197, 198, 199, 200. (Kulōttuṅga I.—Rāja-kēsari 127). Kulōttuṅga II Cōḻa 32, 33. Kulōttuṅga III Cōḻa 100 and n, 111, 128, 129n, 199, 200. Kulōttuṅgacōḻapuram (Takkōlam), 200. Kulōttuṅgan Piḷḷuittamiḷ 32. Kulōttuṅgacōḻan ulā 30. Kuḷus (the five great) 80. Kumaṇapāḍi 120. Kumbakōṇam 86. Kundavi Aḷvār 126. Kuṟaḷ 76. Kuṟi 82n. Kūṟu 98. Kurukṣētra (temple) 120. Kuṟumba(r)s 52, 53. Kurumi 29. Kuṟumparai 53. Kurnool 52, 53. Kūttan (Naraḷōkavīran) 181, 187. Kūvaṃ 199.

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L Lakṣmīrāghavadēva 90. Leyden grant, larger 28, 34. Little Conjeevaram 79. *Local Government in Ancient India* (R. K. Mookerjee) 73. Logau (*Manual of the Malabar District*) 191 n.

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M Mackenzie Collection 35n, 51. Mackenzie mss. 37. Mādari-Ammaṇ shrine 98 and n. Mādavi 24. Māḍavidi(yār) 102, 110, 122. Madhusūdanaccēri 103 n. Madhyadēśa 65. Mudhyamāśi 77. Madhyastha 77, 157, 168, 173-175. Madras 98. *Madras Christian College Magazine* 27n. Madurāntakanallūr (Kūvam) 199. Magadha 23, 31, 48, 60. Mahābhārata 58, 66. Mahāpātakas 153. Mahāsabhā 78, 82 and n, 117, 120-122, 124-128, 130, 154, 166, 173. Mahāsabait-tiruvaḍi 121. Mahāvamsa 67 and n. Mahēśvaras 102, 128, 129. Mahimān(a) Cōḻa 62, 63, 64. Mahipālakulakālaccēri 103n. Majumdar R C. 73. Maḷināḍu 191. Malayāḷam 75. Mūḷepāḍu plates 26, 27n, 67, 68. Maḷigaimēḍu 99. Malla I 65. Malwa 60. Mānanilainallūr 82. Maṇappākkam 184, 185. Mānavatāra (Naraḷōkavīra) 179, 181, 185. Maṇavil 179, and n, 182-185, 187, 188, 198, 199. Maṇavilār-ēṟu (Naraḷōkavīra) 182. Maṇavil nāḍu 199. Maṇavil-vāḷ-kūttaṇ 182. Maṇavir-kūṭṭam (Teṇkarai) 183, 184, 185, 199. Maṇavigkūttaṇ (Naraḷōkavīra) 181. Maṇavūr (Kōṭṭam) 184, 185. Maṇayil 183. Maṇayirkūṭṭam 179, 183. Maṇḍalam 78, 79, 81. Mandara mountain 27. Maṇ-eyil 183. Maṅgaḷadīpas 194. Maṇimēkalai 6 and n, 21 and n, 24, 26, 46, 47, 54, 56, 63, 64, 65, 69.

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*Mantra-brāhmaṇa(m)* 150 *and n*, 165, 171 *Maṅṟam* 75, 76, 78, 104. *Maṉṟu* 75. Manu 50, 62, 152 *Māṉūr* 84, 132, 133, 150 *Māraṉ Saḍaiyaṉ* 82, 84, 133 *Marudam* 52, 53. *Maruvāykkuṟicci* 181. *Maṭha(s)* 117, 126, 127. *Maṭla chiefs* 33 *Mūlasthāna* 128. *Maukhari(s)* 31, 32 *Māv-iṉ-Kiḷḷi* 63, 64. *Mayilai* (Mylapore) 198. Megasthenes 75. *Meḷuku* 110. *Mēṟpāḷugūr nāḍu* 199. *Mēru* 49. *Mīmāṃsā* 117. Monier-Williams 150*n*. Mookerjee R K. 73, *Muḍattāmak-kaṇṇiyār* 20. *Muḍikoṇḍa Śōḻapuram* 103*n*. *Mukaṉ* 30 31, 32 *Mukkaṇṭi* 32, 33 *n*, 57 *Mukkaṇṭi Cōḻa* 35. *Mukkaṇṭi Kāḍuveṭṭi* 58 *Mukkaṇṭi Pallava* 57. *Mūlasthāna-Mahādēva* 86, 89, 93. *Mullai* 52, 53 *Muruṅgai* 200 *Mysore Archaeological Report* 27*n*, 67*n*.

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*Naccinārkkiṉiyar* 3, 4, 21, 38, 43*n*, 46, 54, 55, 56, 67, 75. *Nāḍu* 78-81, 127, 184. *Naḍuvilaṅgāḍi* 124. *Naḍuvilmalai Tiruneḍumpirai* 200 *Nāgapaṭṭiṉam* (Negapatam) 46, 55. *Nagaram* 78, 79, 80, 81, 94. *Nagarattār* 78, 79. *Nāgas, The* 65. *Nākaṉāḍu* 65. *Nalaṅgiḷḷi* (also Neḍuṅgiḷḷi) 16, 17. *Nallanduvaṉār* 4. *Nallilamaṅgalam* 199. *Nallūr* (Tirumayaṉam) 85-88, 90, 92, 94, 95 *Nambimār* 166, 173. *Nandalūr* 58. *Nandavaṉa* 193

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*Nandi-Kampa* 119. *Nandi-Kampīśvara temple* 119 *Nandivarman III*, Pallava 7, 108, 118. *Nandivarman Pallavamalla* 80. *Nandivikramavarman* 119. *Nāṅguṇēri* (Tinnevelly) 180. *Nāṅgūr* 39 *Nāṉmaṟaiyāṉ* (Brahmāṉ) 91. *Nārada* 29 *Naralōkavīra(n)* 176—200. *Naralōkavīraṉ Maṇḍapa* 180, 181, 191. *Naralōkavīra-Nallūr* (Maruvāykkuṟicci) 181. *Naralōkavīraṉ-Saṇḍi* 181, 191. *Nartaka* 179, 193 *Naravāhaṇa* (Naravāhaṉa) 79. *Nārāyaṇaccēri* 103*n*. *Nārāyaṇadatta-bhaṭṭa* 117. *Narēndra* 39 *Naṭarāja* (Temple) 195, 196. *Nāṭṭār* 78, 79, 80. *Nāṭṭukkūṭṭam* 74 *Nāṭṭuppaḍai* 79 *Nāṭṭu niyāyam* 80 *Naṭacāḷaṉta* 35 *and n*. *Neḍum-Śēral-Ādan* 41. *Neḍuṅgiḷḷi* (see Nalaṅgiḷḷi) 16, 17. *Neḍuṅjēral-Pāṇḍya* 14. *Nellore record* 61. *Neydal-aṅgaṉal Ilaṅgēccēṉ* 39*n* *Neyvāy* 179. *Nilam* 151, 165, 171 *Nirvilai* 125. *Nityadīpas* 195 *Nṛpatuṅgavikramavarman* 119, 134*n* *Nṛttabhāṣya* 117 *Nyāyabhāṣya* 117.

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*Ōḍam* 113. *Oḍia* 189, 190 *and n* *Ōlai* 142 *Oliyūr* 22, 38 *Oraiyūr* (see Uraiyūr) 34. *Orissa* 189, 192 *Oṭṭa* (Odra, Orissa) 189, 190 *and n* *Oṭṭakkūttan(1)* 30, 32, 178.

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*Pāḍagam* 127 *and n*. *Pāḍakaṉallu* 125 *Padirruppattu* (Ten Tens) 1, 9.

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Pākarāṣṭra 63, 64, 65. Palaiyaṉūr(nāḍu) 199. Palaiyaśembiyaṉ-mahādēvi-caturvēdi-maṅgalam 85 86. Palamoḻi 21 and n, 24, 41-44. Pālār, The 185. Pañcapa 28. Pañcapāṇḍava-malais 66. Pañcavāra(m) 125, 141, 142, 143 and n, 158, 159, 164, 167, 168, 170, 174. Paṇḍitārādhya carita 33 and n. Pāṇḍyan Kingdom, The 14n, 71n, 80n, 132n, 182n, 190n. Paṇmā (nāḍu) 200. Paṇmaiccēri 103n, 125. Paṇṇaṉ 17. Parakēsari 99, 109, 120. Parakēsarivarman, who took Madura (Parāntaka I Cōḻa) 129, 163, 164, 169, 171, 175. Parākrama Pāṇḍyadēva, Māravarman Tribhuvana-Cakravartin 181, 182, 190 and n, 191, Puraṇi 29, 31, 32, 33, 192n. Parāntaka, I Cōḻa, Parakēsarivarman 43n, 74, 83, 86, 87, 92, 96, 97, 99, 100, 103, 105, 109, 110, 121, 123, 131, 132, 136, 142, 145, 147, 162, 164, 165, 170, 171, 200. Parāntaka II Sundara Cōḻa 85. Parimēlaḻagar 76, 79. Pārthivēndra-varman 100, 123. Pāsāli nāḍu 184, 200. Pātakam 153. Pāṭaliputra 75. Paṭṭikāḍi 121. Paṭṭiṉappālai 22, 29, 42, 43, 45, 47, 48, 51, 52, 53, 70, 72. Pattini cult 25n. Pattupāṭṭu 1, 6, 8, 20, 42, 48. Paura 79. Perilamaiyār 102, 124. Periplus 26, 71. Periyapurāṇam 33, 43n. Perumakkal 161, 169, 175. Perumbāṇ(āṟṟuppaḍai) 45n, 46, 47, 55, 56, 69. Perumūr (nāḍu) 184, 200. Peruṉaṟkiḷḷi 27, 28, 40, 41. Peruṅdēvaṉār 7, 11. Peruṅdogai 68n, 180n 193n. Peruṅgadai 79.

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Peruṅguṇi (Sabhā) 82n, 113, 118, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 129, 161. Peruṅguṭṭam 74. Peruṅjēral Ādaṉ 19, 41. Peruvalak-karikāl 23. Peruviṟarkiḷḷi 40n. Piḍugai-vari 127. Piḍugaiyiṟai 125. Piḍurttalai 25, 43, 44. Pili Valai 54, 64, 65. Piṭṭukku-maṉ-śumandadu 36n. Plāśapurīśvara 89. Podiyil 75. Poduvar (chiefs) 52, 53. Poṇṇambalakkūttan (alias Arumbākkiḷāṉ Kūliṅgarāja) 179. Poṇ-vāriyam 110, 143, 158 (gold committee), 159, 164, 167, 168, 174. Pope, Dr. G. U. 1n, 17. Poṟkōyil Toṇḍaimāṉ (Naraḷōkavīra) 179, 182, 193. Poruṇarāṟṟuppaḍai 20, 42, 43, 67. Pōseṭṭi Liṅgaṇṇa-Kavi 35. Poṭṭakam 114, 128. Poṭṭuppi 63. Pottiyūr 75. Poygai (yūr) 15, 16. Prabhumēru 99. Prāyaścitta(m) 153, 166. Ptolemy 26, 71, 72. Pugalūrdēva 180. Puhār 39, 41, 45, 72. Pulakēśin I 60n. Puṇyakumāra 26, 67. Puṟam, its authenticity and subject-matter 2, 8, 9, 10, 11. Puṟanāṉūṟu (or Puṟam Four Hundred) 1-18, 19, 20 and n, 26, 40n, 44, 73, and n. Puṟangarambaināḍu 165, 168, 171, 175. Puṟapporuḷ 8. Puṟisai (nāḍu) 184, 185, 200. Puṟavīram 124.

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R Rāghava Aiyaṅgar, Paṇḍit M. 39 and n; 64n, 68n 180n, 187n 190n, 193n. Rāghavadēva 126. Rājadhirāja I 200. Rājakēsari (varman) 99, 109, 120, 200. Rūjamārtāṇḍa alias Aparājitavikramavarman 139. Rājāmēḍu 99.

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Rājarāja I Cōḻa 82, 84, 87, 88, 89, 91, 99, 100, 105, 124, 199, 200. Rājarāja III Cōḻa (Rājakēsari) 86, 88, 91, 94, 100, 129n, 130, 200. Rājarājan (hall) 87, 89. Rājarājaśḻan-ulā 31. Rājāvaḻi 67. Rājēndra I Cōḻa Parakēsari 27, 56, 99, 125, 200. Rājēndra Cōḻa (Kuḷōttuṅga I) 178. Rājēndra-cōḻa-(śōḻa) caturvēdimangalam (Uttaramērūr) 99, 126, 129. Rājēndra-Cōḻadēva 88, 90, 94-126. Rājēndra-śōḻa-viṇṇagar 125, 126, 130. Rāma 62. Ramachandran, T. N. 131n. Raṇarāga 60n. Raṅgēśa Veṇbā 31n. Raṭṭa 189. Ṛgvēda 77.

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Subhā (s) 21, 24, 74-78, 80-83, 85, 90, 91, 94, 95, 97, 100, 112-116, 118, 123, 128, 129, 132, 136, 141, 142, 144, 146, 147, 156, 161, 163, 164, 168, 171, 175, 194. Sabhā-mūrrañjoḷḷutal 84. Sabhānartaka (Naralōkavīra) 178, 193. Sacred Books of Ceylon 67n. Sāhasiyar 153, 166. Saṭlekhana 75n. Sāḷuva chiefs 33. Sāmantas 35. Sāmanthu 108n. Samaparēśvara(ttu-Perumāḷ-aḍigaḷ) 87, 89, 91. Sambandar (Tiruññānasambandar) 86. Saṃsargapatitas 153, 166. Samvatsaravāriyam 105, 106, 110, 120, 121, 122, 124, 132, 133, 156 (annual committee), 157, 159, 163, 164, 165, 167, 169, 171, 174. Saṅgam 4, 7, and n, 14, 37, 39, 41, 49, 50, 52, 65, 67, 70, 71, 75. Saṅgattam iḻum Piṟkālattamiḻum 15n. Saṅkarappaḍi 102, 110, 120, 121. Saṅgaiccāni, alias Uttaramēruṅgai 116. Saṭsahasra 66. Sāttan (a guardian deity) 29. Schoff 67n.

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Sēkkiḻār 33, 48, 57. Selkuḍi 23, 53. Sēṉai 110 122. Seṇḍu 29. Seṅgaṉāṉ 15. Seṅguṭṭuvan 39, 40, 41, 49, 50. Sēṉṉi 27. Sen Tamil 180n. Sēran Siṅguṭṭuvaṉ 39n, 64n. Śrī(r) 103, 140, 141, 143, 154, 157, 158, 159, 162, 169, 170, 173, 174. Sēgūr-Kūṟṟam 85, 88. Servandippuraṇam 36, 43n. Shama Sastri 79n. Shaṇmukham Piḷḷai 36n. Siṅgali (? Kaḷumalam) 40, 41n. Sibi 50. Siddhaluṅgamaḍam 178, 179, 197, 198. Silappadikāram 23, 24, and n, 26, 29, and n, 31, 41, 46, 48, 49, 50, and n, 51, 60, 66n, 69. Sūḷḷai 125. Siṉṉamaḻūr plates 6, 7. Śiṣṭai 145, 146. Sūttayam 125. Śiva 36, 58, 93, 194. Śivabrāhmaṇa 127. Śivarāja Piḷḷai K. N. 3n. Śivasthalamanjarī 86n. Śiyaṉēcci-alias Śrī-vaiṣṇava-māṇikkam 130. Smith, V. A. 67. Sōmaṇḍuḷaśatakam 36. Śōḻa-nāḍu 165, 168, 171, 173. Śōḷapuram (N. A) 119. Śōḷaviccādiraviḻagam 127. Sōmāśiperumāḷ, Karañjai Koṇḍava Kraṇavitta-bhaṭṭaṉ 161, 163, 168, 171, 173. Sraddhāmanta r (ta) 102, 134. Sṛuibalam 79. Śrībali (bhōga) 122, 123, 124. Śrī-Kṛṣṇa(gaṇattar) or Śrī Kṛṣṇagaṇapperumakkaḷ 102, 123. Śrīmukha(m) 135, 144, 149, 163, 165, 169. Śrīnivasa Aiyangar P. T. 7 and n, 8, 9 and n, 10, 11, 13, 14-18, 20n, 25n, 41n, 43n, 47, 50n, 51, 52 and n, 54-57, 66, 71n. Śrīrudram 90. Śrīvaiṣṇavas 126, 127.

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Śri-Vaiṣṇava Vāriyar (or Vaiṣṇavarāna emberumāṉ aḍiyār) 102, 124, 128. Sthūnattār 102, 129, Subramania Aiyar K. V. 25n, 28n, 39n, 46, 48, 59. Subramania Pillai V. T. 86n. Subrahmanya temple 98n, 99, 127. Sucīndram 82. Sundara Cōḻa 27, 85. Sundara Pāṇḍya I, Māṛa-varman 180. Sundaravaradap-perumāḷ 98n, 99. Śuṅgandavitta-Śōḻa-nallūr 179. Svāmikumāra Caturvēda Sōmayāji 118. Svāmikumārakuṭṭam 118. Svāminātha Aiyar, Mahāmahōpādhyāya Paṇḍit V. 2, 8, 12, 15, 20n, 21n, 24n.

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Taittirīyak-kiḍaippuram 116, 127. Takkōlam 200. Talaiyālaṅgāṉam 14. Tamil-Navalar-caritai 15, 16. Tamilp-polil 32n. Tamils 1800 years ago, The 46n, 48n. Tamils, History of the 7 and n, 15n, 20n, 25n, 41n, 43n, 47n, 50n, 66n, 71n. Taṇḍuvāṉ 129 and n. Tañjai 100, 122, 129, Tanjore 78, 85. Tarakkūṭṭam 74. Tattaṉūr-Mūvēnda-Vēḷāṉ 132, 134, 135, 144, 145, 149, 163, 164, 169, 170. Taylor 37. Telugu Cōḍa 6, 51, 57, 61, 63, 65, 68, 100. Tennēri (Chingleput) 84. Teṟkilaṅgāḍi 124. Tiṇai and tuṟai 10-13. Tinnevelly 53, 132, 148. Tiraimūr 81. Tiraiyar 55, 56. Tiraiyar 46, 52. Tīrthayātrā 194. Tiruccennaḍai 125. Tirujñānasambandar 85, 86. Tirukkaḍaiyūr 180. Tiruk-kuṟaḷ 135. Tirukkuṟipputtoṇḍa-nāyaṉār Purāṇam 33. Tirumāvaḷavaṉ (Karikāla) 22, 23. Tirumayāṉam 86, 87.

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Tirumayāṉam-uḍaiya(r) (Paramasvāmin) 85-9, 95. Tirumeyñāṉam 86, 95. Tiru-Nalūr-Tirumayāṉam 85. Tiruṇaṟaiyūr nāḍu 87. Tiruṇārāyaṇa Viṇṇagar 87, 90. Tiruppadiyam 126. Tiruppugalūr 180. Tiruppulivalam (Uḍaiyār) 99, 102, 108, 118, 120 129. Tiruppulivanam 179. Tirupputtūr 181. Tiruvaḍandai 78. Tiruvaḍi 180, 189, 192, 193, 198. Tiruvaḍiyār 166,173n. Tiruvālaṅgāḍu 78. Tiruvālaṅgāḍu plates 27, 56. Tiruvaḷundūr nāḍu (assembly of) 78. Tiruvāṇḍāl, Piḍāri 129. Tiruvāymoḻi 125, 126. Tiruvēkambanallūr 128. Tiruvidaimarudūr 81. Tiruvilaiyāḍal purāṇam 36n. Tiruvūgalpuram 200. Tiṭṭaṭṭūr 120, Toḷkāppiyam 3, 4, 38n, Toṇḍaimāṉ (Naralōkavīra) 181. Toṇḍaimāṉ Iḷandiraiyar 45, 48n, 52, 55, 64. Toṇḍaimaṇḍalam (Toṇḍaināḍu) 6n, 45, 48, 54, 57, 100, 182, 184, 188, 198. Toṇḍaimaṇḍala Śatakam 57. Toṇḍaiyar 55. Toṇḍaiyār - Kōn (Maṇ) 182, 186, 187, 191, 192. Toṇḍamāṉa 54, 62. Toṭṭa-vāriyam 132, 156 (garden committee), 157, 159, 163, 165, 167, 169, 171, 174. Trairājyasthiti 67, 68. Tribhuvanamahādēvi 124. Tribhuvanavīradēva (Kulōttuṅga III) 129. Tribhuvani 179, 198. Trilōcana Kadamba 66. Trilōcana (Pallava) 33, 46, 57-63, 69. Triṇayana Pallava 58 and n, 66. Triṇētra 32, 33n, 60 and n, 65, 67-9. Triṇētra Pallava 27, 28, 57. Trivikramaccēri 103n, 125. Tuḷabhūra-Śrī-Kōyil 124. Tyāgasamudranallūr (Kūvam) 199.

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Udayakumaraṇ 64. Ujjain 60. Udayēndiram plates 80. Ulū(s) 30, 31, 32, 178, 187, 188, 190, 192. Uḷavirai 125. Uḷḷiyūr 106, 122. Upham 67 and *n*. Uppu-Kaśu 127. Ūr 77, 78, 94, 103, 104, 105, 106 and *n*, 108 and *n*, 119, 121-3. Ūrāḍagam 200. Uṟaiyūr 17, 22, 38, 39, 57, 62, 72, 75, 76. Uṟaiyūṟaḷitta Sarukkam 36*n*. Ūr mēl-niṉṟa-tiruvaḍi 122. Ūrōm 103. Uṟrukkāṭṭuk-kōṭṭam 80. Uruvappahēṟilaiyōṉ 42. Uruvappahēṟ-iḷañjēṭceṇṇi 21. Uttaramallūr 83, 99, 100*n*. Uttaramēru - Caturvēdimaṅgalam 99, 120, 135, 144, 163, 164, 168-171, 175. Uttaramērūr (lūr) 74, 75, 81, 83, 92, 96 ff. Uyyavandāṉ Kaṇḍidēvaṉ *alias* Gāṅgēyaṉ 181.

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Vaḍavar (Northerners) 51, 52. Vaḍavāyirccelvi, Piḍāri 129. Vaḍuga vaḻi 64. Vaidiks 150. Vaikuṇṭhaperumāḷ temple 98*n*, 99, 113. Vairamēghaṭaṭāka 99, 113, 119, 120. Vaiśēṣika 117. Vājasanēyak-kiḍaippuram 126. Vajra 23, 48, 60. Vākai(ppagaṇḍalai) 23, 72. Vaḷabha 28. Vaḷai-Vāṇaṉ (Vāṇaṉ) 64 and *n*. Vāmanaccēri 103*n*, 124. Vāṇarāyar 64. Vāṉavaṉ-mādēvi-caturvēdimaṅgalam 85, 88. Vāṉavagamahādēvi 85. Vaṅganagar, Śrī 165, 168, 171 173. Vāñji 23. Vaṇṇakkaṉār-ambalam 88, 89, 91.

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Varaippaham 67. Vari 114, 128. Vāri 133. Vāriyam (s) 82, 92, 132, 133, 134, 136, 137, 148, 162, 166, 169, 170, 171, 172, 174. Vāriyapperumakkaḷ 108, 119, 134*n*. Vāriyar 102, 108, 118, 157. Vāttika 117. Vāyōlai 166, 173. Vedas 90, 91, 117, 150, 151. Vēḷi 129. Vēḷir (s) 23, 39. Veḷḷāḷas (Veḷḷāṅkuḍi mudalāṉ) 182. Veḷḷaimūrtti-Āḷvār 126. Veḷḷaimūrtti-emberumāṉ 128. Veḷḷaimūrtti-nāyaṉār, 129. Veṇḍiḍu 191, 192. Veṇbā 22, 24, 29. Veṅgi 188, 189, 190 and *n*, 192. Veṅgiḍēśa 58. Veṅkataramanayya, Dr. N. 27*n*, (33) and *n*, 57, 60 and *n*, 61, 62, 63 and *n*, 64*n*. Veṅkatasami Nattar 15*n*. Veṅkayya 5, 6 and *n*, 58 and *n*, 63, 74, 75, 96, 97, 99, 103, 131 and *n*, 132, 134, 135 and *n*, 136, 137 and *n*, 138, 139, 140, 141*n*, 142-147, 149, 150*n*, 151-156, 157 and *n*, 159, 161, 162, 172*n*. Veṇpaikkūttāḍukiṉṟa-Āḷvār 90. Veṇpaikkūttaṉallūr 128. Veṇṇi 20, 21, 38-41, 72. Veṇṇik-kuyattiyār 20. Veṇṇip-pagaṇḍalai 20. Veṇṇivāyil 22. Vēṟpaṟaḍakkai Peruṉaṟkiḷḷi 39, 40. Viḍaiyūr 199. Vijaya Dantivikramavarman 119. Vijayāditya, Cāḷukya 58, 59, 60 and *n*, 65. Vijayāditya-Trilōcana-Karikāla syn-chronism 61, 71. Vijayākampa (varman) 99, 108, 119. Vijayākampavikramavarman 119, 134*n*. Vijayālaya Cōḻa 19, 27, 46, 68. Vijayanagara 34. Vijaya Nandivikramavarman 119. Vijaya Nṛpatuṅgavikramavarman 119. Vikrama-Cōḻa-dēvi 85*n*, 88, 100*n*, 123, 179, 180, 181, 188, 192, 195-199.

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Vikramāditya I 33n, 61. Vikramaśōḻan tirumāḻigai 196. Vikrama Śōḻan ulā 30, 178, 187 and n, 188, 192. Viḻuṇam 189, 190. Village Communities in Western India 74, 81n, Vimalāditya, Cāḷukya 58, 59. Vīṇū 90. Vīragaṇattur 102, 124. Vīramahādēvi 94. Vīranārāyaṇa Śrī (Parāntaka Cōḻa I) 145,, 164, 165, 170, 171. Vīrapāṇḍiyanallūr 199. Vīrarājēndra, Cōḻa 28, 88. Viṣahara (bhōga) 117, 123. Viṣṇu 22, 55, 56, 87, 124. Viṣṇuvardhana 60n. Vīthīdīpa (street lights) 193.

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Vyāghrapāda 179 and n, 197. Vyākaraṇa 117. Vyākaraṇa-Śāstra-vyākhyā-vṛtti 116, 123. Vyavasthai 108, 109, 118, 119, 134, 141, 142, 164, 165, 168.

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Wālājapet 185. Warangal 33. Wilson 35n.

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Yajur-Veda, Black 116. Yajur-Veda, White 116. Yaḻuṅgaṇattar 119 the Lacedaemonians, who had been waiting for the signal, now attacked the city. The Plataeans, seeing the enemy already inside and their own men falling, and knowing nothing of the plot, were seized with panic and, thinking that the Thebans were far more numerous than they really were, surrendered at discretion. But when they discovered that the Thebans were few, they took heart and, resolving to attack them, closed the gates and fell upon them.

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The Thebans, finding themselves in a trap, began to defend themselves. Twice or thrice they repelled the attacks of the Plataeans, but when the women and slaves began to shout and throw tiles and stones from the houses, and a heavy rain began to fall, the Thebans, confused and blinded, broke and fled through the city. Most of them, not knowing the way in the darkness and rain, fell into the drains or were killed by the Plataeans, who knew the streets. The gate through which they had entered had been shut by a Plataean who had found a javelin-head and used it as a bolt, so that there was no way out. Pursued through the city, some climbed the wall and jumped down, most of them perishing; others reached the gate and, finding it shut, were cut down by the women and slaves. A small party, seeing a large building with an open door, rushed in, thinking it was a gate, and were captured.

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Meanwhile, the main body of the Thebans, who were to have arrived at daybreak to support the first party, had been delayed by the rain and the swollen river Asopus. When they heard of the disaster, they hurried to the city, intending to seize any Plataeans who might be outside the walls. The Plataeans, suspecting their intention, sent a herald to them, warning them not to harm the prisoners they had taken, and threatening to kill them if they did not withdraw from their territory. The Thebans, upon this, retired.

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The Plataeans, having thus cleared the city, collected their dead and the prisoners. The prisoners, numbering about one hundred and eighty, were executed the next day, despite a message from the Thebans claiming that they had surrendered on terms. The Plataeans denied this, asserting that they had promised to spare them only if they did not commit further acts of violence.

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Thus ended the attempt of the Thebans upon Plataea, an event which was the immediate cause of the war between Athens and the Peloponnesians. The Plataeans, having secured their city, sent a messenger to Athens with the news, and the Athenians, fearing for the safety of the Plataeans, sent a garrison to their aid and removed the women and children to Athens.