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building, etc., under the Naiks 69, f. 73 Bukka I., k., patron, of Madhava-mantri, 1, 3; two ministers of this name, 4-6; and Madhavachariya, 8; his embassy to China, 140 & n. 69 Sup. 9
Bukka II., k., inscrip. of Bû-lat Sup. 10, see Betel
Burma, and Tibet, people of, 38; and Indian emigrants, 44; and animism, 46; and the
Dutch, etc.
Burmans, sacked Ayuthia Burmese, legend of Gaudama, 10 n., 12, 14;
76 & n. ; Indo-Chinese race, 37
But, m. of Kohamba Raja
Bûta, Bhuta
calendar, Indian
calicoes, longcloth, chintz
Cambay, Dutch factory
..
Caernarvon, the ship, and the crew of the
Doddington
INDEX
..41, f. Sup. 13 Sup. 13
Cambodia, home of the Khmers, etc., 37, 43; Kambûja or Funan, history of, 44; China, 46; and the Chams
and
Camundi Devatar, spirit, and cocoanut.. canals, constructed by Visvanatha, 74; Aryanatha
Caturvahana Rakusu, d., Sup. 14; Rakusu
136 45
109, f. 121 .. 132 131
Canarese, and the pagoda, 33n.; districts, and Father T. Estavao
47
Sup. 14 by
91
138 n. Sup. 93
Candra, Sup. 14, see Sandu
Candra Devi, princess, and Wooden Peacock Sup. 14 Candra Kumari, Sup. 14, m. of Kabêri q. v. Sup. 34 Candravati, m. of Kuvêni; and Wooden Pea
cock
Candrimâ, m. of Mal-sara Raja Cape Comorin, 102; rounded by Cornelius Houtman, 131; Lagulhas, Aghulas, and the wreck of the Doddington Carnata, co., and Raj Udayar Carnatic, Muhammadans, and the pagoda 33 n.; Nawabs of 54, f.; Krishnapuram temple in, 90 n.; Mughal conquests in, 187 & n., 188; and Bijapur 197, and Golcondah 198 Cassumbuzar, Kasimbuzar, and J. Harding 58, 65, f. Caste, Castes, higher, and Christianity, 107;
as preached by de Nobilis, 116-119; 131; 148 Catchpoole, A., and J. Harding 63, f. Caterpillars, Sup. 14; and Panuva Sup. 71 107
Catholic Faith, in 8. India
Sup 14 Sup. 14
109, f. 135
200
Sup. 83
211
Catuvayara, f. of Palanga, Sup. Pattini
Sup. 72
148
Cera-mân, k., Sup. 14; see Arch., Sup. 5; Pattini Sup. 72 ceremonies, Hindu, and Christianity Ceylon, and Burma, 42; conquest of, 82; and Krishnappa, 88; and European trade, 101; and the Dutch, etc., 131, & n. ; 132; 136, f.; 181 & n.; 182 & n. ; 183 77; 124 49 32 n.
14; see
Châhamâna dynasty.. Chain Sinh, and Khwaja Naik chakrams, pagodas
Cham, or Mons people, of Champa, 37; inscrip., 45; under Hindu kings
46
Chama Raja Udayar of Mysore, 133 n.; 135; author of Chamarajókti Vilds 166 & n. Champa, k., and Sayana 23, f. Champa, oo., home of the Cham race.. 37 Châmpa, Indian dynasty, of Annam 44, 46, f. Chanakya, and the conquest of Magadha, 29, f.; and the Mánaváh, etc., 125 n.; 126; surnamed Kautilya 127; and the Manu smriti 128; quotes Bhasa, 129; period of, 193; 195 Chanda Pradyôta, k. of Avanti, his connec
tion with Magadha, 8, f. ; and Udaya 14; 28 Chandeau, Chandeu, Chinese chêntu, market,
Hobson-Jobson
Chandler, Ed., Capt. of the Rose
Chandra, author
Chandragiri, Naik treasury, 34; cap., 92, 102, 185.n.; and the Jesuits, 107 n.; battle near, 133; and Madura, 196; dynasty of, and. Golconda Chandragupta Maurya, resignation of, 12; and Sahalya, 29, 31 & n.; and Seleucus, etc. 30 & n.; 114; date, 125; and the Code of Manu, 126; and Bhrigu's Samhita 127 Chandravati, and Pratapasinha ..77; 80 Changali Kumara, became k. of Jaffnapat
am
156 111 25
Chaos, (Bird isl.), and the wreck of the Doddington
199
137 141
F. G. 124
Changalvas, conquered by the Cholas change, of sex Chaophaya Phaya Chakri, known as Phra Budhyot Fa, Chinese, founded present dynasty of Siam
Chaophaya Taksin, (Tak) Siamese general Chaophaya Vijayendra, title of Constantine Phaulcon
45
1919
45
45
一个
109
Chao Uthong, Shan Chief, Phra Ramathibadi 44, f. charities, of Muttu Krishna .. 104 128
Charitravardhana, and Chanakya
Charnock, Job, protector of J., Harding 57, 62-67 Charter, grant, aftributed to Venkate 133 & n.
