The History of the Pāndya Country |
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Adil Shah Aḥsan Ahsan Shah Aiyangār Ala'u d-Din ancient Arabic Arcot Bahmani battle Bijapur brother capital captured Ceylon Chanda Sahib Chokkanatha Chola coins conquered conquest dated defeated Dihli district early elephants emperor empire forces Ghiyathu d-Din Gingi Golconda Hindu Hultzsch Ibid Ibn Baṭṭūṭah Indian Antiquary inscription invaded Jalālu d-Din Karnatak Khān killed Krishnappa Nayaka Kulasekhara Kumāra Kumāra Kampana large number legend Ma'bar Madras University Maḥmūd Malik Na'ib Māran Marathas Māravarman Mughul Muḥammad Muslim Muttu Mysore Nāṣiru d-Din Nawab Nayak of Tanjore Nedunj Cheliyān Obverse Pallava Pandya country Pandya king Pandya kingdom Pandya princes Pandya ruler Parakrama Pandya Pattinam Plate Polegars province Rāja Rāmnād record reign Reverse ruled ruler of Madura Saluva Mangu Sangam Sayyid Sekhara sent Setupati Shāh Shamsu Sikandar soldiers South Arcot succeeded successor Sultanate of Madura Sundara Pandya Tamil Tamilakam Tanjore temple territory throne Tinnevelly Tirumala Trichinopoly Tughluq Vellore Venkataramanayya viceroy Vijaya Vijayanagar Vira Pandya Virappa Visvanatha Yusuf