Encyclopaedia Indica: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Volume 100

Andhra army Atula Banas Banavasi Bangalore battle became Bidar Bijapur Bijjala Brahmins brother Buddhist built called capital Cedi celestial Cellur century A.D. Chalukya Changalva Cheraman chiefs Chitradurga Chola conquered Deccan defeated deity Dharwar District dynasty edicts elephants Emperor enemies established feudatory Ganga Gautamiputra Gerusoppa Goddess Hehaya Hindu Hoysalas Ikkeri India inscription Isanavarman Jaina Jayamani Kadambas Kalachuri Kanara Kannada Karnataka music Kartaveerya Kaveri Keladi Kempegowda Kerala kingdom Kodagu Kolattiri Krishna land large number lord lotus lover Magadha Mauryas mentioned minister moon Muhammad Musika king Muslim Mysore Nayaka Nolambas ocean Palaka Palayagars Pallavas Pandya Parasurama Perumal poem poet preceptor prince Purana Purandaradasa queen Raja Ramaghatamusika Rashtrakuta referred region reign river royal ruled ruler sage Satakarani Satavahanas Shah Shiva shrine South Sovideva Srikantha succeeded Taluk temple territory throne trees Tulunad Tyagaraja Udayavarman Valabha Validhara valour vassals Vijayanagar Vikramaditya Vikramarama village Visnu