Indian Antiquary Vol 45

SR No.: 032537
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 380
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 16 MB

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Tammarasa, religious guide to Tirumal Naik 100 n. Tanhankara, Sup. 103; see Buddha..
Sup. 12 Sup. 103
INDEX
Tani Kadavara, solitary spirit Tanipola Riri Yaka, d. Sup. 103; see Rîri Yaka,
Sup. 88; Blood Lake, Sup. 11; Devel Devi, Sup. 20; Siva, Sup. 100; Vesamunu Sup. 112 Tanjore, Nayakers of, their tribute 32, f.; and the Naiks 82; and the Penukonda Chandragiri Empire, etc. 83 n., 84; and Aryanatha 87; changes in, 101, f.; independent 104; Gentoo co., 107 n. ; and the war of imperial succession, etc. 133-135; and the Danes 136; and the Portuguese 137; 182; Pagoda 162; and architecture etc. 164, 166; and Tirumal Naik, 171; 185, f.; and the Dutch etc., 182; 187, f.; and Golconda 196; 198 104 tanks, made by Muttu Krishnappa Tântia Topi, Mutiny rebel, in Ballad of Khwaja Naik .. ..47, f. Tápasavatsaraja, the, and the Svapnavásavadatta 195 Târâ Bhagavati, goddess, Sup. 104; see Mänik. püla
Sup. 60 39; 41 154 n.
Tashilhunpo, monastery, Tibet Tatta Buddhi, building in Madura Tattvabodha Svámi, name assumed by de Nobi
lis
Taungu, Burman Shan kingdom
118 n. 42 F. G. 117
Taxamis, order of ghosts
taxes, Naik 33-35, list of 36 & n. ; 69; professional etc.
70-&. n. 29, f.
Taxila, Takkhasila, 9; seat of learning Taxila Scroll Inscription, of the year 136 120-122 Teda Devel Yaka, d., Sup. 104; see Visala Sup. 116 Teda Kadavara, Sup. 104; see Kambili Kada
vara
Sup. 41 Teda Kurumbura, companion of Devel Devi Sup. 104 Sup. 72 Sup. 104 Sup. 104
Teda Pattini, Sup. 104; see Pattini
Tedapoti, a mother of the Devel Deviyo Têdas Bandara, g.
Tedas Kadavara spirit Sup. 104; perhaps Mul
Kadavara, Sup. 65; see Buddha
Tel Kadavara, d.
..
Tevera, Marava leader Thais, collective name of three Indo-Chinese tribes 38; 43 Thatôn, in L. Burma, Talaing cap., Indian Hindu settlement in, ..
The Different Vocations of the Four Sons of the Merchant Dhanåvaha, Old W. Rajasthânî text 93 The Monkey and the Wedge, Old W. Rajas. thâni text
..
170 n.
The Weaver as Vishnu, Old W. Rajasthânî text Thênga (Singha) Raja, founder of the Burmese
era
Tira, Sup. 104; see Curtain Tirima, m. of Pattini
..
41
94
95
Thibaw, k. of Burma
Thich'ung, Chiefs of U, C. Tibet.
Thodang, Monastery, in Nâri, W. Tibet
Thonmi Sambhotâ, Tibetan minister, and Buddhism 38, 40 Threder, Threader, etc., J., and J. Harding 63-65 Three Kings, Sup. 104; see Mala Raja, Sup. 56; Sandalindu, Sup. 93; Kit-siri, Sup. 47; Kings, Three Sup. 45 Thumbichchi Naik, rebel Toṭṭiyan Chief 87, f.; or Tumbichchi Naik, and Christianity 119 n. ; 171; 178 n⚫ Tibet, dates in history of, Plate 1; and Burma .. 38, f. 37-39, 41 185 n. Timma Raya, perhaps Tirumal Naik Tinnevelly, pagodas etc., 54 n. ; 55; 90; 162, f,; and Visvanatha 74, f.; and Kumara Krishnapa 83 & n.; 92 Sup. 15 Sup. 104
etc. Tibetans, Indo-Chinese
92 70
41
43
39
39
Tirukkarangudi temple, grant to Tirukkaṭṭuppalli inscrip. at Tirumala, emp., and Venkatadri etc. 84, f,; and Virappa
Sup. 12 Sup. 104 Sup. 104
Tel Rami, consort of Ratikan Telugu, literature, studied by de Nobilis .. 118 temple, temples, and Tirumal Naik 33; 161, f.;
Tirumalai Kondaiya, and Tirumal Naik Tirumalai, Setupati, title of Ranganatha Tirumal Naik, 32; temple gifts, etc.; 54, 56 & n.; personal tastes 73; 100 & n. ; builder, etc., 104; 149 & n.; 150 f.; 161; 163-165; and Muttu Virappa 132 & n. ; 136; 138; at war with Mysore 167; with Travancore 168; and the Setupati rebellion; his policy, etc. 169 171 & n.; and Ramappaiya 179; 181; and the Portuguese etc., 182 & n.; and Sadayakka, and the Maravas, 184 & n.; or Timma Raya 185; and Vijayanagar, and Abdulla Kutb Shah 186 & n. ; and Golconda 196; 198, f.; inscrip. of, etc., 200-202 & n. ; and de Nobilis. 204 Tirumal Raya Tirupparankunram, sacred rock, Madura .. 151 135 Teruppuvana, near Sivaganga, religious centre 180
and Ryota 35; and Aryanatha 86, f.; 102; Muttu Krishnappa 104; Jain, in Mullur 141; of Minakshi, Madura 150, f. Tenasserim, became British 43 Tenkasi, inscrip. 85 n.; 100; Pandyan dynasty of, 100
134 n.
101 n. teppakkulams, built by Krishnappa 90; at .. Madura Terkanamby, annexed by Raj Udayar
161, f,
92 .. 171 202