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"(a) Plan of the Arka Brahma Temple. Scale: 9 ft. to 1 in." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate IV (a) (PDF p. 61))
"(a) Plan of the Sulka Brahma Temple: 'Alampur. Scale: 12 ft. to 1 in." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate III (a) (PDF p. 59))
"(a) Story of the Deer: Gateway of the Temples: 'Alampur." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XI (a) (PDF p. 89))
"(a) Temple No. 1: 'Alampur (Raichur)." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate X (a) (PDF p. 85))
"(a) Temple No. 4: 'Alampur: General View." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XIII (a) (PDF p. 97))
"(a) Temple No. 4: 'Alampur: Pillars." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XII (a) (PDF p. 93))
"(b) Plan of the Kumar Brahma Temple: 'Alampur. Scale: 9 ft. to 1 in." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate III (b) (PDF p. 59))
"(b) Plan of the Taraka Brahma Temple: 'Alampur. Scale: 12 ft. to 1 in." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate II (b) (PDF p. 57))
"(b) Plan of the Vira Brahma Temple: 'Alampur. Scale: 15 ft. to 1 in." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate IV (b) (PDF p. 61))
"(b) Story of the Deer: Another Episode." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XI (b) (PDF p. 89))
"(b) Temple No. 4: Carving." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XIII (b) (PDF p. 97))
"(b) Temple No. 6: 'Alampur: Pillars." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XII (b) (PDF p. 93))
"(b) Temples Nos. 6 and 7: 'Alampur (Raichur)." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate X (b) (PDF p. 85))
"(c) Temple No. 2: 'Alampur: Carving." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XIII (c) (PDF p. 97))
"(c) Temple No. 6: Another Pillar." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XII (c) (PDF p. 93))
"(c) Temple No. 7: 'Alampur: Carving." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XI (c) (PDF p. 89))
"(d) Dharmasala: 'Alampur: Pillar." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XII (d) (PDF p. 93))
"(d) Dharmasala: 'Alampur: Window Grill." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XI (d) (PDF p. 89))
"(d) Temple No. 7: 'Alampur: Carving." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions 1926-27, Plate XIII (d) (PDF p. 97))
"1. Seal of the copper-plate grant of Rajaraja. Dated Saka 944" (Indian Antiquary VII, plate at pp. 252-253 (PDF p. 323))
"10th century Bommalagutta Jain bas-reliefs and inscription, Telangana - 01" (photograph by P. Madhusudan, 2021, Wikimedia Commons)
"10th century Bommalagutta Jain bas-reliefs and inscription, Telangana - 07" (photograph by P. Madhusudan, 2021, Wikimedia Commons)
"10th century Bommalagutta Jain bas-reliefs and inscription, Telangana - 12" (photograph by P. Madhusudan, 2021, Wikimedia Commons)
"10th century Bommalagutta Jain bas-reliefs and inscription, Telangana - 27" (photograph by P. Madhusudan, 2021, Wikimedia Commons)
"10th century Bommalagutta Jain bas-reliefs and inscription, Telangana - 9" (photograph by P. Madhusudan, 2021, Wikimedia Commons)
"2. Seal of the copper-plate grant of Kulottunga-Chodadeva II. Dated Saka 1056" (Indian Antiquary VII, plate at pp. 252-253 (PDF p. 323))
"A king, perhaps Tirumala", unlabelled stone image in the Tirumala temple (ASI Annual Report 1911-12, plate LXXVI, fig. 5 (PDF p. 354))
"A lion (simha) at Undavalli" (Jouveau-Dubreuil, The Pallavas, 1917, Fig. 1, p. 33)
"A Map of India showing Tavernier's routes and the sites of the diamond mines mentioned by him" (Tavernier/Ball 1889, vol. I, folding map, PDF p. 499)
"A most sumptuous Tombe" (Thomas Bowrey, ed. R. C. Temple, A Geographical Account of Countries round the Bay of Bengal, 1669 to 1679 (1905), Pl. IX, facing p. 113 (PDF p. 186))
"A Representation of 20 of the fairest Diamonds chosen out among all those which Monsieur Tavernier sold to the King" (Pl. III) (Tavernier/Ball 1889, vol. II, Pl. III (PDF p. 155))
"A Vakataka Inscription from Ganj", in Bundelkhand, of the reign of Maharaja Prithivishena (Epigraphia Indica XVII, 1924)
"A.—Ederu Plates of Vijayaditya II.", plates i and ii a (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 120 and 121 (PDF p. 166))
"A.—Ederu Plates of Vijayaditya II.", plates ii b and iii (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 120 and 121 (PDF p. 167))
"Abul Hasan Kutub Shah" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 291)
"Achyuta Raya's Temple" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 49, p. 106 (PDF p. 120))
"Achyutapuram Plates of Indravarman. The Year 87": first plate and first side of the second plate, full size (Epigraphia Indica III)
"Addanki Stone Inscription of Pandaranga" (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate (PDF p. 368))
"Aihole Inscription of Pulikesin II.—A.D. 634-35", left part, lines 1-19 (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate between pp. 6 and 7, first page (PDF p. 18 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.56212))
"Aihole Inscription of Pulikesin II.—A.D. 634-35", middle part (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate between pp. 6 and 7, second page (PDF p. 19 of scan in.ernet.dli.2015.56212))
"Aihole Inscription of Pulikesin II.—A.D. 634-35", right part, lines 1-19 (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate between pp. 6 and 7, third page (PDF p. 20 of scan in.ernet.dli.2015.56212))
"Akanna Pandit": Deccani portrait, about 1686, Witsen album, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-38)
"Akkanna Madanna temple at Bezwada" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate V (d) (PDF p. 62))
"Alamanda Plates of Anantavarman.—The Year 304", first plate (lines 1-7) (Epigraphia Indica III, plates between pp. 18 and 19, PDF p. 40)
"Alamanda Plates of Anantavarman.—The Year 304", first side of the second plate (lines 8-14) (Epigraphia Indica III, plates between pp. 18 and 19, PDF p. 40)
"Alamanda Plates of Anantavarman.—The Year 304", second side of the second plate (lines 15-21) (Epigraphia Indica III, plates between pp. 18 and 19, PDF p. 41)
"Alas Plates of the Yuvaraja Govinda II.—Saka-Samvat 692." side i (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 18; PDF p. 265 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Alas Plates of the Yuvaraja Govinda II.—Saka-Samvat 692." side iia (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 18; PDF p. 265 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Alas Plates of the Yuvaraja Govinda II.—Saka-Samvat 692." side iib (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 18; PDF p. 266 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Alas Plates of the Yuvaraja Govinda II.—Saka-Samvat 692." side iii (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 18; PDF p. 266 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Amaravati Inscriptions", Nos. 1-16 (left half of the folding plate), including No. 1, dated in the reign of Vasishthiputra Sri Pulumavi, and No. 2, naming "king Sri Sivamaka Sada" (Burgess 1887, Pl. LVI)
"Amaravati Inscriptions", Nos. 1-16 (right half of the folding plate) (Burgess 1887, Pl. LVI)
"Amaravati Inscriptions": inscription round the rim of a carved slab (Pl. VII) (Burgess 1882, Pl. VII (PDF p. 57))
"Ambar Khana. No. 63" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 148)
"Andhra Coins": lead coins from the Krishna district with an elephant, a horse and a two-masted ship (Elliot 1886, Pl. II, Nos. 43-45)
"Andhra Coins": square and round lead coins with a maneless lion, from the Krishna district (Elliot 1886, Pl. II, Nos. 46-47)
"Andhra Dynasty, Pl. I": coins captioned "Sri-Sata — Aja[ ] — [ ] Vira — Vasisthiputra Vilivayakura" (Rapson 1908)
"Anmakonda Inscription of Prola; The Chalukya-Vikrama Year Forty-Two", east face (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 262 and 263 (PDF p. 326))
"Anmakonda Inscription of Prola; The Chalukya-Vikrama Year Forty-Two", north face (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 262 and 263 (PDF p. 326))
"Anmakonda Inscription of Prola; The Chalukya-Vikrama Year Forty-Two", south face (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 262 and 263 (PDF p. 327))
"Anmakonda Inscription of Prola; The Chalukya-Vikrama Year Forty-Two", west face (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 262 and 263 (PDF p. 327))
"Another Bracket of the same Temple" (Main Temple of Ghanapur; Hyderabad Arch. Report 1931-32, Pl. V (b) (PDF p. 145))
"Another portrait of Nizam-ul-Mulk" (Asaf Jah I; Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 53)
"Another view of Nizam Sagar main dam" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 98)
"Around the bore of the Gun. ... Over Fateh Rahbar Gun. No. 71" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 172)
"Arumbaka Plates of Badapa", plates i, ii a and ii b (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate between pp. 142 and 143 (PDF p. 200))
"Arumbaka Plates of Badapa", plates iii a, iii b and iv a (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate between pp. 142 and 143 (PDF p. 201))
"Arumbaka Plates of Badapa", plates iv b, v a and v b (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate between pp. 144 and 145 (PDF p. 204))
"Asaf Jah (from an old picture)" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 333)
"Atakur Stone." the inscribed slab of A.D. 949–50 with the relief of a hound fighting a boar (Epigraphia Indica VI, photograph with No. 6, part C; PDF p. 77 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"B.—Masulipatam (?) Plates of Vijayaditya III", plates i and ii a (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 124 and 125 (PDF p. 172))
"B.—Masulipatam (?) Plates of Vijayaditya III", plates ii b and iv a (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 124 and 125 (PDF p. 173))
"Bahmani Coins": copper of the later Bahmani kings (O. Codrington, Numismatic Chronicle, 3rd series, Vol. XVIII (1898), Plate XVIII)
"Bahmani Coins": copper, silver and gold of the first ten Bahmani kings (O. Codrington, Numismatic Chronicle, 3rd series, Vol. XVIII (1898), Plate XVII)
"Bahmanis of the Dekhan": coins of the Bahmani kings in the British Museum (Stanley Lane-Poole, The Coins of the Muhammadan States of India (1885), Plate XI, lower part)
"Band of H. H. the Nizam's Own Golconda Lancers" (Campbell 1898, p. 104)
"Bara Dari of Tara Mati near Golconda Fort: General view" (Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1924-25, Pl. IV (a) (PDF p. 81))
"Bezvada Plates of Bhima I.", plates i b, ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 128 and 129 (PDF p. 178))
"Bezvada Plates of Bhima I.", plates iii b, iv a, v a and v b (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 128 and 129 (PDF p. 179))
"Bezwada Pillar Inscription of Yuddhamalla" (Epigraphia Indica XV)
"Bhairavakonda temple No. III: detail of doorkeeper" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XVII (b) (PDF p. 86))
"Bhairavakonda temple No. VII: general view" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XX (b) (PDF p. 92))
"Bhairavakonda: general view of ten rock-cut temples" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XV (a) (PDF p. 82))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate i a (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 50))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate i b (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 50))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate ii a (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 50))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate ii b (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 51))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate iii a (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 51))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate iii b (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 51))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate iv a (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 58))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate iv b (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 58))
"Bitragunta Grant of Samgama II.—Saka-Samvat 1278", plate v (Epigraphia Indica III, plate following p. 24 (PDF p. 58))
"Bodhan Stone Inscription", Plate I, first face, lines 1-28 (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 7, 1925)
"Bodhan Stone Inscription", Plate I, second face, lines 29-60 (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 7, 1925)
"Bodhan Stone Inscription", Plate II, fourth face, lines 95-117 (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 7, 1925)
"Bodhan Stone Inscription", Plate II, third face, lines 61-94 (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 7, 1925)
"Buddhist Chaitya at Salihundam", the excavated apsidal brick shrine with its broken plaster Buddha (Madras Archaeological Report 1919-20, Fig. 1 (B))
"Bulls or Nadias with Ornamental Carvings, Side View, Warangal", by Lala Deen Dayal, 1887
"C.—Atakur Inscription of Krishna III. and Butuga II.—A.D. 949-50." (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 6; PDF p. 83 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Cambay Plates of Govinda IV.—Saka-Samvat 852." side i (Epigraphia Indica VII, plate i (between pp. 38 and 39), first page; PDF p. 53 of the archive.org scan epigraphiaindica014351mbp)
"Cambay Plates of Govinda IV.—Saka-Samvat 852." side iia (Epigraphia Indica VII, plate i (between pp. 38 and 39), second page; PDF p. 54 of the archive.org scan epigraphiaindica014351mbp)
"Cambay Plates of Govinda IV.—Saka-Samvat 852." side iib (Epigraphia Indica VII, plate ii (between pp. 40 and 41), first page; PDF p. 57 of the archive.org scan epigraphiaindica014351mbp)
"Cambay Plates of Govinda IV.—Saka-Samvat 852." side iii (Epigraphia Indica VII, plate ii (between pp. 40 and 41), second page; PDF p. 58 of the archive.org scan epigraphiaindica014351mbp)
"Camel Sowars" (Campbell 1898, p. 107)
"Carved Stone Bulls in front of the Sambhuni-gudi Temple" (Sastri 1932, Pl. I (b))
"Census 1931 Agricultural Map of the Dominions" (crops, forests and rainfall) (Census of India 1931, Hyderabad, folding map, PDF p. 35)
"Census 1931 Map of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions" (coloured) (Census of India 1931, Hyderabad, folding map, PDF p. 3)
"Central Delta Head Sluices - front view" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 89)
"Central Pavilion, Halebid, East Front": the great temple at Halebidu (Fergusson and Burgess 1910, woodcut 263)
"Char Minar: Hyderabad City" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1917-18, Pl. II (a) (PDF p. 53 of the IGNCA scan))
"Chebrolu Pillar Inscription of Jaya; after Saka-Samvat 1135", east face, opening lines (numbered 2 to 18) (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 146 and 147 (PDF p. 204))
"Chebrolu Pillar Inscription of Jaya; after Saka-Samvat 1135", north face, part (lines numbered 43 to 60) (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 146 and 147 (PDF p. 204))
"Chebrolu Pillar Inscription of Jaya; after Saka-Samvat 1135", second page of the plate, lines 116-131 (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 146 and 147 (PDF p. 205))
"Chendalur plates of Kumaravishnu II", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica VIII, plate with No. 23 (PDF p. 295))
"Chendalur plates of Kumaravishnu II", plates iii b, iv a, iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica VIII, plate with No. 23 (PDF p. 296))
"Chendalur plates of Sarvalokasraya.—A.D. 673", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica VIII, plate between pp. 238 and 239 (PDF p. 301))
"Chendalur plates of Sarvalokasraya.—A.D. 673", plates iii b, iv a, iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica VIII, plate between pp. 238 and 239 (PDF p. 302))
"Chicacole Plates of Devendravarman.—The Year 183", first plate (lines 1-7) (Epigraphia Indica III, plates between pp. 132 and 133, PDF p. 184)
"Chicacole Plates of Devendravarman.—The Year 183", first side of the second plate (lines 8-14) (Epigraphia Indica III, plates between pp. 132 and 133, PDF p. 184)
"Chicacole Plates of Devendravarman.—The Year 183", third plate (lines 22-27) (Epigraphia Indica III, plates between pp. 132 and 133, PDF p. 185)
"Chikkulla Plates of Vikramendravarman II, Ep Ind Vol IV No 25" (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate (PDF p. 297), fig. 3)
"Chikkulla Plates of Vikramendravarman II" (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate (PDF p. 241))
"Chikkulla Plates of Vikramendravarman II", second page of the plate: plates iii b, iv a, iv b and v, lines 17-32 (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate (PDF p. 242))
"Chinnadevi", "Krishnaraya-Maharaya" and "Tirumaladevi", copper statues in the Tirumala temple (ASI Annual Report 1911-12, plate LXXVI, figs. 1-3 (PDF p. 354))
"Circar of Kummumett, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 2 of an atlas presented to the Nizam by S. Veeraragavooloo Naidoo, Arcot, 1865); Kummumett is Khammam (identification ours)
"Circar of Nandair, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 9, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865)
"Circars of Chunapoor, Davercondah and Pangull, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 3, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865); Davercondah is Devarakonda and Pangull Panagal (identifications ours)
"Circars of Dowlutabad, Baythulwaddy, Pyton and Jaulnah, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 12, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865), with Aurangabad marked
"Circars of Eilgundel, Mullangoor and Warungul, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 8, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865); Warungul is Warangal and Eilgundel Elgandal in Karimnagar district (identifications ours)
"Circars of Mahoor and Ramgheer, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 14, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865), noted on the map as not yet surveyed
"Circars of Maiker, Bassim & Patree, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 11, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865)
"Circars of Medduck, Golcondah, Bhonagheer & Nelgoondah, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 6, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865), with Hyderabad and Golconda marked; Bhonagheer is Bhongir (identification ours)
"Circars of Nuldroog, Kullianee, Beder & Kowlass, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 7, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865); Kullianee is Kalyani (identification ours)
"Circars of Nurnulla and Gawilghur, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 13, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865)
"Circars of Raichoor & Moodgul, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 4, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865); Raichoor is Raichur (identification ours)
"Circars of Succur, Koolburga, Mulkhaid, Hoonanabad and Koilkondah, in the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad" (map No. 5, atlas presented to the Nizam, 1865)
"Coins of Chalukya-Chandra or Saktivarman." A, B and C, full size (Indian Antiquary XIX, plate facing p. 78 (PDF p. 85))
"Coins of Rajaraja II." D, E and F, full size (Indian Antiquary XIX, plate facing p. 78 (PDF p. 85))
"Cola-Grantha (11th cent.)": alphabet table from Tamil-country inscriptions (Burnell 1878, Pl. XIII)
"Copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty. Dated about Saka 867", plate ii b (Indian Antiquary VII, folding plate to face p. 16 (PDF p. 28))
"Copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty. Dated about Saka 867", plates i and ii a (Indian Antiquary VII, plate to face p. 16 (PDF p. 27))
"Copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty. Dated about Saka 867", plates iii a, iii b and iv a (Indian Antiquary VII, folding plate (PDF p. 29))
"Copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty. Dated about Saka 867", plates iv b and v (Indian Antiquary VII, plate (PDF p. 30))
"Copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty" (Diggubarru grant of Bhima II), plates i and ii a (Indian Antiquary XIII, plates at pp. 214-215 (PDF p. 247))
"Copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty" (Diggubarru grant of Bhima II), plates ii b and iii a (Indian Antiquary XIII, plates at pp. 214-215 (PDF p. 248))
"Copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty" (Diggubarru grant of Bhima II), plates iii b and iv a (Indian Antiquary XIII, plates at pp. 214-215 (PDF p. 249))
"Copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty" (Diggubarru grant of Bhima II), plates iv b and v (Indian Antiquary XIII, plates at pp. 214-215 (PDF p. 250))
"Copper-plate grant of the kings of the Vengi country": Kollair (Kolleru) grant of the Salankayana Maharaja Vijaya-Nandivarman, plates I, IIa and IIb (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 176 (PDF p. 214))
"Copper-plate grant of the kings of the Vengi country": Kollair (Kolleru) grant of the Salankayana Maharaja Vijaya-Nandivarman, plates IIIa, IIIb and IV (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 177 (PDF p. 215))
"Copper-plate Grant of the Pallava Dynasty" (the Mangalur grant of Simhavarman), plates I a, I b, II a and II b (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 154 (PDF p. 186))
"Copper-plate Grant of the Pallava Dynasty" (the Mangalur grant of Simhavarman), plates III a, III b, IV a and IV b (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 155 (PDF p. 187))
"Copper-plate Grant of the Pallava Dynasty" (the Mangalur grant of Simhavarman), plates V a, V b, VI a and VI b (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 156 (PDF p. 190))
"Copper-plate No. 15" (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, to face p. 109 (PDF p. 132))
"Copper-plate No. 18" (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, to face p. 149 (PDF p. 180))
"Copper-plate No. 19" (Malliyapundi grant of Amma Raja II, East Chalukyan king) (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, to face p. 164 (PDF p. 219))
"Copper-plate No. 24" (grant of the Western Chalukya king Vikramaditya I) (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, to face p. 189 (PDF p. 250))
"D.—Masulipatam Plates of Amma I.", plates ii a and iii (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 132 and 133 (PDF p. 184))
"Darsi No. 7" stone inscription (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, to face p. 291 (PDF p. 358))
"De Koninkryken van Golconda, Tanassari, Pegu en Aracam, aan de Golf van Bengale", map published by Pieter van der Aa, Leiden, 1706
"Detail in Porch, Metropolitan Temple, Hammancondah" (F. B. and W. H. Workman, Through Town and Jungle, 1904, plate p. 128 (PDF leaf 153 of scan ldpd_7460476_000))
"Detail of Pillar, Thousand-pillared Temple, Warangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. VII (b))
"Diagram showing rise and fall in numbers relieved": numbers on famine relief in the Nizam's Dominions, November 1899 to December 1900 (Report on the Famine Relief Operations ... 1309 Fasli (1899-1900), Vol. I, 1901)
"Diamonds" (Pl. II): figures of large diamonds (Tavernier/Ball 1889, vol. II, Pl. II (PDF p. 151))
"District of Nellore and Ongole at the date of the assumption in 1801" (coloured lithograph) (Boswell 1873, PDF p. 496)
"Dome near Gate of Golconda Tombs" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. III (c))
"Dome near Tomb of Sultan Quli Qutb Shah" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. IV (c))
"Door of Shrine, Thousand-pillared Temple, Warangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. VIII (b))
"Doorway of Great Temple at Hanamkonda. (From a Photograph.)" (Fergusson, History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, revised ed. 1910, vol. I, woodcut 252, p. 433 (PDF leaf 497 of scan historyofindiane01ferguoft))
"Dowlaishveram Anicut from near the under sluices" (photograph by Messrs. Nicholas & Co., two halves joined) (Walch 1896, PDF pp. 81-82)
"E.—Masulipatam (?) Plates of Chalukya-Bhima II.", plates i and ii a (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 136 and 137 (PDF p. 190))
"E.—Sirur Inscription of Amoghavarsha I.—A.D. 866." (Epigraphia Indica VII, plate to face p. 206; PDF p. 253 of the archive.org scan epigraphiaindica014351mbp)
"Early Nagari of S. India and Java" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. XXII)
"Early Tamil, 1456 A.D." (Burnell 1878, Pl. XIX)
"East (Kalinga) Calukya (? 680 A.D.)" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. V)
"East (Kalinga) Calukya, A.D. 945" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. VI)
"East View of Bellumconda, September 1788": Bellamkonda hill fort, copy made by C. Ignatio in 1816 from a sketch by Colin Mackenzie
"Eastern Calukya (Transitional), d. 1134 A.D." (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. VIII)
"Eastern Calukya (Transitional), last quarter of the 11th century" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. VII)
"Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II.", plates i, ii a and ii b (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at pp. 248-249 (PDF p. 285))
"Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II.", plates iii a and iii b (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at pp. 248-249 (PDF p. 286))
"Eastern Chalukya grant of the 18th year of Jayasimha I.", plates i and ii a (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at p. 138 (PDF p. 159))
"Eastern Chalukya grant of the 18th year of Jayasimha I.", plates ii b and iii a (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at p. 139 (PDF p. 160))
"Eastern Chalukya grant of the fifth year of Vishnuvardhana II.", plates i a and i b (Indian Antiquary VII, plate at p. 191 (PDF p. 248))
"Eastern Chalukya grant of the fifth year of Vishnuvardhana II.", plates ii a and ii b (Indian Antiquary VII, plate at p. 190 (PDF p. 247))
"Eastern Chalukya grant of Vishnuvardhana IV or V.", plates i and ii a (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at pp. 186-187 (PDF p. 213))
"Eastern Chalukya grant of Vishnuvardhana IV or V.", plates ii b and iii a (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at pp. 186-187 (PDF p. 214))
"Eastern Chalukya grant of Vishnuvardhana IV or V.", plates iii b and iv (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at pp. 186-187 (PDF p. 215))
"Eastern Gateway (Circular inscription). No. 2. Miyan Mishk" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 80)
"Emperor Aurangzebe at the siege of Golconda, 1687": Indian gouache painting of the mid- to late 18th century, about a century after the event (Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection, Brown University)
"England's Faithful Ally": His Exalted Highness Lieutenant-General Nawab Mir Sir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur, G.C.S.I., G.C.B.E. (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929)
"Entrance bridge to Hyderabad" (Lala Deen Dayal, 1880s; the British Library caption does not name the bridge)
"Entrance through Gopuram at Tadpatri" (Fergusson, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 237, p. 405 (PDF p. 452))
"F.—Masulipatam Plates of Amma II.", plates i and ii b (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 140 and 141 (PDF p. 196))
"First Floor Plan of Char Minar, Hyderabad" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1918-19, Pl. IV (PDF p. 71))
"First Plate of a Pallava Copper-plate Grant" (the Darsi fragment) (Epigraphia Indica I, plate with No. XLV, facing p. 397 (PDF p. 446 of the scan in.ernet.dli.2015.56636))
"Fort d'Arcate": French manuscript plan of the fort of Arcot, 1758 (Bibliotheque nationale de France)
"Ganapesvaram Inscription of Ganapati.—Saka-Samvat 1153": west, south and east faces (Epigraphia Indica III)
"Ganga Grant of Indravarma. The 128th Year", first plate (J. F. Fleet, Indian Antiquary XIII, plate between pp. 120 and 121, PDF p. 139)
"Ganga Grant of Indravarma. The 146th Year", first plate (J. F. Fleet, Indian Antiquary XIII, plate between pp. 122 and 123, PDF p. 143)
"Ganga Grant of Satyavarma", second side of the second plate (J. F. Fleet, Indian Antiquary XIV, plate between pp. 10 and 11, PDF p. 17)
"Garavapadu Grant of Ganapatideva: Saka 1182", plate i (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 350 and 351 (PDF p. 452))
"Garavapadu Grant of Ganapatideva: Saka 1182", plate ii a (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 350 and 351 (PDF p. 452))
"Garavapadu Grant of Ganapatideva: Saka 1182", plate ii b (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 350 and 351 (PDF p. 453))
"Garavapadu Grant of Ganapatideva: Saka 1182", plate iii (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 350 and 351 (PDF p. 453))
"Garden Pavilion at Vijayanagar" (Fergusson, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 243, p. 417 (PDF p. 464))
"Gate of the temple at Tripetty", wood engraving by E. Therond, about 1878
"Gateway at Kondavid Durg. Hindoo Architecture": a carved door frame in the lower fort of Kondavid, drawing signed "C.M.K. 1796" (Colin Mackenzie)
"Gateway, Mausoleum, and Mosque of the Ibrahim Roza" at Bijapur (Taylor and Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, 1866, pl. XXXII)
"Gautameshvara Temple on the bank of the Godavari: Manthani: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VIII (a))
"General Sir Arthur Thomas Cotton, K.C.S.I.", copied from a photograph by Elliott and Fry taken in 1883 (Walch 1896, frontispiece (PDF p. 1))
"General view of Krishnapuram showing the Krishna Temple in a high walled enclosure", Hampi (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate X (PDF p. 249))
"General view of the Krishna Temple at Krishnapuram", Hampi (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate XI-a (PDF p. 251))
"Godavari Delta" map, with navigable canals, channels, drains and river embankments (Hemingway 1907, PDF p. 97)
"Golconda Fort, General View" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. V (a))
"Golconda Fort" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 285)
"Golconda Tombs from Fort", photograph, 1902-03 (British Library)
"Golconda, under the Dome in the Interior of Tomb No. 5" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Gorge of the Godavari looking up stream from near lower end" (photograph by W. Jopp) (Walch 1896, PDF p. 14)
"Grant (on copper plates) of Harihara, d. 1400 A.D." (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. XX)
"Grantha 1383 A.D.": alphabet table (Burnell 1878, Pl. XIV)
"Grantha Tamil, 11th century": a boundary clause, with Burnell's transliteration on p. 142 (Burnell 1878, Pl. XXXIV)
"Ground Plan of Char Minar, Hyderabad" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1918-19, Pl. III (PDF p. 67 of the IGNCA scan))
"Gudimallam Plates of the Bana king Vikramaditya II" (Epigraphia Indica XVII, 1924, first plate)
"Gudur No. 106" stone inscription with carved emblems (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, PDF p. 525)
"Gudur No. 54" stone inscription (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, to face p. 429 (PDF p. 500))
"Gunnaram Aqueduct, view from upper end, when submerged by flood in October 1891" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 110)
"Gurramkonda Hill and Fort" (Gribble 1875, PDF p. 102)
"Gurramkonda Hill and Fort": photograph in Gribble's Manual of the District of Cuddapah (1875), plate between pp. 90 and 91
"H. E. the late Nawab Sir Salar Jung the Great, G.C.S.I., D.C.L., Prime Minister, 1853-1883" (Campbell 1898, p. 35)
"H. E. the Nawab Sir Khurshed Jah Bahadur, K.C.I.E., Fifth Shams-ul-Umara" (Campbell 1898, p. 306)
"H. E. the Nawab Sir Vikar-ul-Umara Bahadur, K.C.I.E., Prime Minister" (Campbell 1898, p. 24)
"H. H. Nawab Mir Akber Ali Khan Sikander Jah, Nizam III" (portrait in Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 62)
"H. H. The First Prince Of Banganapally": Saiyid Ghulam Ali Khan, eldest son of the Nawab Fateh Ali Khan and Nawab from 1905 (Vadivelu 1903, plate facing p. 31)
"H. H. The Maharajah of Bobbili. K. C. I. E.": Venkata Swetachalapati Ranga Rao, Raja (later Maharaja) of Bobbili (Vadivelu 1903, plate facing p. 33)
"H. H. The Nawab of Banganapally, C. S. I.": the Nawab Saiyid Fateh Ali Khan of Banganapalle (Vadivelu 1903, plate facing p. 1)
"H. H. The Nizam of Hyderabad, G.C.S.I." (Gribble 1896, frontispiece (PDF p. 10))
"H. H. The Rajah of Palavancha & Bhadrachalam" (Vadivelu 1903, plate in the section on the Rajah of Palavancha and Bhadrachalam)
"Hala-Kannada, 1428 A.D. (From a palm-leaf MS.)" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. X)
"Hampi Ruins from Hemakutam Hill" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 1, frontispiece (PDF p. 14))
"Head of Main Canal - Eastern Delta (from lower chamber of head lock)" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 145)
"Head of Ramraj": stone head found in the Taj Bauri at Bijapur, by tradition the effigy of Rama Raya set in the citadel wall (Cousens 1916, p. 9, fig. 4)
"Headstone of Miyan Mishk's Tomb. No. 9" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 80)
"His Excellency the Nuwab Salar Jung, the Nizam's Dewan" (photograph) (Briggs 1861, frontispiece (PDF p. 8))
"His Highness Mir Mahboob Ali Khan Bahadur, G.C.S.I., G.C.B., late Nizam of Hyderabad 1869 to 1911" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929)
"His Highness Nawab Mir Farkhunda Ali Khan Bahadur, Nasir-ud-Daula, Fourth Nizam" (portrait in Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 65)
"His Highness Nawab Mir Kamruddin Chin Kulik Khan Amir-ul-Umrah, Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah, the first Nizam and founder of the Asaf Jahi dynasty" (portrait in Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 52)
"His Highness Nawab Mir Nizam Ali Khan, Asaf Jah, Nizam-ul-Mulk, Nizam II" (portrait in Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 59)
"His Highness Nawab Sir Afzal-ud-Daula Bahadur, Fifth Nizam" (portrait in Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 69)
"His Highness the late Nizam, Mir Sir Mahbub Ali Khan Bahadur of revered memory, when he was a boy" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929)
"His Highness the Nizam, at the age of ten" (Campbell 1898, p. 22)
"His Highness the Nizam, G.C.S.I." (Campbell 1898, p. 12)
"His Highness the Nizam, G.C.S.I." (Campbell 1898, p. 15)
"His queen, perhaps Vengalamba", unlabelled stone image in the Tirumala temple (ASI Annual Report 1911-12, plate LXXVI, fig. 6 (PDF p. 354))
"Hyder Ali": engraving of the 1790s, with later hand colouring
"In the S. W. tower of Ma-Saheba tank" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 51)
"India 1318–1338": the land frontier of the Kingdom of Delhi (The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III, 1928, Map 3, PDF p. 185 of the archive.org scan cambridgehistory03wols)
"India in 1398", showing Telingana between the Bahmani kingdom, Orissa and Vijayanagar (The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III, Map 4, between pp. 192 and 193, PDF p. 235 of the archive.org scan cambridgehistory03wols)
"Indra-Mahal at Venkatagiri. Opened by H.E. Sir Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant Duff, G.C.I.E., on 22nd July, 1883" (Family History of Venkatagiri Rajas, 1922, plate 126a)
"Inscription on the facade of Rahim Khan's Masjid, Hyderabad" (Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917-18, Pl. XIX (b) (PDF p. 81))
"Inscription on the grave of Khadija Bi in Mir-ka-Daira, Hyderabad City" (Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917-18, Pl. XVII (b) (PDF p. 75))
"Inscription on the tomb of Mian Mishk, Hyderabad" (Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917-18, PDF p. 91)
"Inscription on two loose slabs lying in the Toli Masjid, Hyderabad" (Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917-18, Pl. XIX (a) (PDF p. 81))
"Inscription over the doorway of the Jami' Masjid, Hyderabad City" (Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917-18, Pl. XVII (a) (PDF p. 75))
"Inscription over the eastern doorway of Mian Mishk's Tomb, Hyderabad" (Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917-18, PDF p. 91)
"Inscription slab in the court-yard of Toli Masjid" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 66)
"Inscriptions of Toli Masjid (Prayer-Niche)" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 66)
"Interior of the Temple at Vitthalasvami, commenced by Krishna Deva Raya" (from a photograph by Col. W. Hooper) (Sewell 1900, PDF p. 161)
"Ipur Plates of Govindavarman's Son Madhavavarman": plates i, ii a, ii b and iii, lines 1-14 (Epigraphia Indica XVII, plate between pp. 334 and 335 (PDF p. 388 of scan in.ernet.dli.2015.180697))
"Ipur Plates of Madhavavarman II": plates i, ii a, ii b and iii, lines 1-16 (Epigraphia Indica XVII, plate between pp. 338 and 339 (PDF p. 394 of scan in.ernet.dli.2015.180697))
"Ipur plates of Vishnuvardhana III.", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 60 and 61 (PDF p. 94))
"IV. Bahmanis of Kulbarga": coins of the Bahmani kings in the Indian Museum, Calcutta (H. Nelson Wright, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Vol. II (1907), Plate VIII, upper part)
"Jangli Gunda Inscription: year 8 of Siri-Pulumavi" (Epigraphia Indica XIV)
"Jumma Musjid, Hyderabad" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 237)
"Kakatya inscription of Rudradeva at Anamkond, Saka 1084. I: Part of the front face of the stone, lines 1-20" (Indian Antiquary XI, Plate I (PDF p. 26))
"Kakatya inscription of Rudradeva at Anamkond, Saka 1084. II: Lower half of the front face, lines 20-41" (Indian Antiquary XI, Plate II (PDF p. 27))
"Kakatya inscription of Rudradeva at Anamkond, Saka 1084. III: Right side of the stone, lines 42-89" (Indian Antiquary XI, Plate III (PDF p. 30))
"Kalinga Grant of Nandaprabhanjanavarma", first plate (J. F. Fleet, Indian Antiquary XIII, plate between pp. 48 and 49, PDF p. 58)
"Kaluchumbarru Grant of Vijayaditya-Amma II.", plates i and iii b (Epigraphia Indica VII, plate between pp. 186 and 187 (PDF p. 228))
"Kanuma Grant of Sadasiva-Raya: Saka 1470", first plates (Epigraphia Indica XIV)
"Kedaresvara, Halebid": the ruined Hoysala temple at Halebidu, built probably about 1219 (Fergusson and Burgess 1910, woodcut 260)
"Kirti Stambha or Toran, Warangal" (F. B. and W. H. Workman, Through Town and Jungle, 1904, p. 131 (PDF leaf 156 of scan ldpd_7460476_000))
"Kirtti Stambha at Orangal. (From a Photograph.)" (Fergusson, History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, revised ed. 1910, vol. I, woodcut 253, p. 434 (PDF leaf 498 of scan historyofindiane01ferguoft))
"Kistvaens" (stone cist burial field, Cuddapah district) (Brackenbury 1915, PDF p. 41)
"Kistvaens" (stone cist burials, Cuddapah district) (Brackenbury 1915, PDF p. 40)
"Known as the Kuruki pagoda, struck by the Nawabs of Arcot": gold pagoda with three standing figures (Elliot 1886, Pl. IV, No. 180)
"Kodavali Rock Inscription of Chandasati; the second year of reign" (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate)
"Komarti Plates of Chandavarman of Kalinga", first plate (lines 1-5) (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate between pp. 144 and 145, PDF p. 174)
"Komarti Plates of Chandavarman of Kalinga", first side of the second plate (lines 6-11) (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate between pp. 144 and 145, PDF p. 174)
"Komarti Plates of Chandavarman, Epigraphia Indica, Vol IV No 16" (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate (PDF p. 297), fig. 2)
"Kopparam Plates of Pulakesin II", plate i (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 258 and 259 (PDF p. 325))
"Kopparam Plates of Pulakesin II", plate ii a (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 258 and 259 (PDF p. 325))
"Kopparam Plates of Pulakesin II", plate ii b (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 258 and 259 (PDF p. 325))
"Kopparam Plates of Pulakesin II", plate iii (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 258 and 259 (PDF p. 325))
"Kurumbar or Pallava Coins of the Coromandel Coast": copper coins with a bull (Elliot 1886, Pl. I, Nos. 31-33)
"Kurumbar or Pallava Coins of the Coromandel Coast": copper coins with a bull, crab, fish and ship (Elliot 1886, Pl. I, Nos. 34-38)
"Late Nizams" (Campbell 1898, p. 123)
"Late Nizams" (Campbell 1898, p. 123)
"Late Nizams" (Campbell 1898, p. 123)
"Late Nizams" (Campbell 1898, p. 123)
"Late Nizams" (Campbell 1898, p. 123)
"Linguistic Map of Hyderabad State, Census 1931" (Census of India 1931, Hyderabad, folding map, PDF p. 241)
"Lion seal and sculptures of about the Seventh Century A.D.", D: "Sculpture on the rock-cut temple, Siyamangalam" (a Pallava lion, shown for comparison with the seal of the Malepadu plates) (Epigraphia Indica XI, plate to face p. 338, panel D (PDF p. 400))
"Mādana Brahman, Chief Minister of Gūlkandah": Madanna, minister of Abul Hasan Qutb Shah, from Manucci's album of portraits (Storia do Mogor, tr. Irvine, Vol. III, 1907, pl. XXXVII)
"Madras Presidency": key map of the districts and natural divisions, with East and West Godavari, Guntur and Chittoor (Census of India 1931, Madras, Part I, 1932)
"Maharaja Sir V. Rajagopala Krishna Yachendra Bahadur, G.C.I.E. (28th Generation)" of Venkatagiri, 1857–1916 (Family History of Venkatagiri Rajas, 1922, plate 123a)
"Mahmud Gawan Madrasa, Bidar", albumen print by Raja Deen Dayal, about 1890 (Cleveland Museum of Art)
"Main Street, Hyderabad" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 231)
"Malepadu plates of Punyakumara; the fifth year", plate i (lines 1-7) (Epigraphia Indica XI, plate between pp. 344 and 345, plate i (PDF p. 408, printed sideways, turned here))
"Malepadu plates of Punyakumara; the fifth year", plate ii a (lines 8-14) (Epigraphia Indica XI, plate between pp. 344 and 345, plate ii a (PDF p. 408, printed sideways, turned here))
"Malepadu plates of Punyakumara; the fifth year", plate ii b (lines 15-21) (Epigraphia Indica XI, plate between pp. 344 and 345, plate ii b (PDF p. 409, printed sideways, turned here))
"Malepadu plates of Punyakumara; the fifth year", plate iii (lines 22-27) (Epigraphia Indica XI, plate between pp. 344 and 345, plate iii (PDF p. 409, printed sideways, turned here))
"Malepadu stone inscription of Satyaditya", First Face (Epigraphia Indica XI, plate to face p. 346, first face (PDF p. 412))
"Malepadu stone inscription of Satyaditya", Second Face (Epigraphia Indica XI, plate to face p. 346, second face (PDF p. 412))
"Maliyapundi grant of Ammaraja II.", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 52 and 53 (PDF p. 75))
"Maliyapundi grant of Ammaraja II.", plates iii b, iv a, iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 52 and 53 (PDF p. 76))
"Map of the Agency Division showing the variation in population between 1911 & 1921 by Taluks and Divisions": the hill tracts of Ganjam, Vizagapatam and Godavari (Census of India 1921, Madras, Part I, 1922)
"Map of the Cuddapah District 1915" (Brackenbury 1915, folding map, PDF p. 1)
"Map of the Kingdom of Beejapoor, shewing its probable boundary before and after the Battle of Talikota, A.D. 1565" (Taylor and Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, 1866, facing p. 1)
"Map of the Kistna District" (folding map) (Mackenzie 1883, folding map, PDF p. 1)
"Map of the Western Chalukyan Territories" (H. Cousens, The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts, 1926, map before the list of plates (PDF p. 5))
"Map to illustrate Polo's chapters on India" (Marco Polo, Book III) (Yule & Cordier 1903, to face p. 312 (PDF p. 363, lower part))
"Masulipatam": engraved view of the town from the landward side, after Bellin, from Prévost's Histoire générale des voyages (1752), when the French held it (1750–59)
"Masulipatam": engraved view published by Johannes Janssonius van Waasbergen, 1672
"Mausoleum of the Ibrahim Roza": the tomb of Ibrahim Adil Shah II at Bijapur (Taylor and Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, 1866, pl. XXXIV)
"Mayidavolu Plates of Sivaskandavarman", plates i a, i b and ii a (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate between pp. 84 and 85 (PDF p. 112 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.56212))
"Mayidavolu Plates of Sivaskandavarman", plates ii b, iii a and iii b (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate between pp. 84 and 85 (PDF p. 113 of scan in.ernet.dli.2015.56212))
"Mayidavolu Plates of Sivaskandavarman", plates iv a, iv b and v a (Epigraphia Indica VI, second plate between pp. 86 and 87 (PDF p. 116 of scan in.ernet.dli.2015.56212))
"Mayidavolu Plates of Sivaskandavarman", plates v b, vi a and vi b (Epigraphia Indica VI, second plate between pp. 86 and 87 (PDF p. 117 of scan in.ernet.dli.2015.56212))
"Mayidavolu Plates of Sivaskandavarman", plates vii a, vii b and viii (Epigraphia Indica VI, third plate (PDF p. 115 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6))
"Md. Qutbshah's Tomb. No. 7" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 139)
"Metal images of Krishna Raya and his two queens, Tirupati Temple, Chittoor District" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 14, p. 42 (PDF p. 56))
"Metropolitan Temple, Hammancondah" (F. B. and W. H. Workman, Through Town and Jungle, 1904, plate p. 129 (PDF leaf 154 of scan ldpd_7460476_000))
"Mints of Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan": map with the boundaries of Mysore at the height of Tipu's power, after 1792 and after 1799 (Henderson 1921, frontispiece)
"Miss Edith Boardman, M.D" (Campbell 1898, p. 95)
"Modern Grantha, 18th cent.": full alphabet table (Burnell 1878, Pl. XV)
"Mogalrajapuram: Temple No. III" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate VIII (a) (PDF p. 68))
"Mogalrajapuram: Temple No. IV" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate VIII (b) (PDF p. 68))
"Monolithic Pillar at Nalgonda" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. X (a))
"Mosque of Pema Mati near Golconda: Facade" (Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1924-25, Pl. III (a) (PDF p. 77))
"Mounted Police" (Campbell 1898, p. 114)
"Mukkamala Lock (old style), chamber being filled through valves in upper gates" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 160)
"Nadagam Plates of Vajrahasta.—Saka-Samvat 979", first plate (lines 1-9) (Epigraphia Indica IV, plates between pp. 190 and 191, PDF p. 233)
"Nadagam Plates of Vajrahasta.—Saka-Samvat 979", first side of the second plate (lines 10-18) (Epigraphia Indica IV, plates between pp. 190 and 191, PDF p. 233)
"Nadagam Plates of Vajrahasta.—Saka-Samvat 979", second side of the second plate (lines 19-27) (Epigraphia Indica IV, plates between pp. 190 and 191, PDF p. 233)
"Nandi in the Panchesvara Temple: Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. V (a))
"Nandinagari, 1601 A.D." (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. XXI)
"Nawab Mir Himayat Ali Khan Bahadur Azam Jah Vali Ahad": the heir-apparent, after whom the Himayat Sagar was named (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, portrait plate)
"Nawab Sir Akbar Hydari et son épouse": Akbar Hydari and his wife, press photograph, 1931
"Nellore No. 101": Tamil inscription of Madhurantaka Pottapi-Chola alias Tirukkalattideva over the shrine of the temple at Ramatirtham (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, Part II, to face p. 864 (PDF p. 403))
"New Hyderabad High Court" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 15)
"Niduparu grant of Jayasimha I.", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 56 and 57 (PDF p. 88))
"Nilgund Inscription of Amoghavarsha I.—A.D. 866." lines 1–12 (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 11; PDF p. 137 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Noms des villages de la province de Nizampatnam et du Condavir": French manuscript map of the coast with numbered villages and a key, 18th century
"North of Musa Burj" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 148)
"Numerical Figures" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. XXIII)
"Officers of His Highness' Regular Troops" (Campbell 1898, p. 96)
"Old Fort at Elgandal: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VII (a))
"Old Telugu, d. 1356 A.D. (From an inscription on copper plates), left part" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. IX)
"Old Telugu, d. 1356 A.D. (From an inscription on copper plates), right part" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. IX)
"Omgodu Grant of the Pallava Simhavarman II: the 4th year", first page, lines 1-16 (Epigraphia Indica XV, plate with No. 11 (PDF p. 304))
"Omgodu Grant of the Pallava Simhavarman II: the 4th year", second page, lines 17-32 (Epigraphia Indica XV, plate with No. 11 (PDF p. 305))
"Omgodu Grant of the Pallava Vijaya-Skandavarman II: the 33rd year", first page (Epigraphia Indica XV)
"Orissa in the reign of Kapilendra Deva": map in R. D. Banerji, History of Orissa, Vol. I (1930), facing p. 296
"Osmania General Hospital, one of the best equipped in India" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 16)
"Osmania University Convocation" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929)
"Over the facade of Rahim Khan Mosque. No. 17" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 51)
"Paithan Plates of Govinda III.—Saka-Samvat 716." side i, lines 1–17 (Epigraphia Indica III, plate with No. 17; PDF p. 154 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.108298)
"Paithan Plates of Govinda III.—Saka-Samvat 716." side iia, lines 18–35 (Epigraphia Indica III, plate with No. 17; PDF p. 154 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.108298)
"Paithan Plates of Govinda III.—Saka-Samvat 716." side iib, lines 36–53 (Epigraphia Indica III, plate with No. 17; PDF p. 155 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.108298)
"Paithan Plates of Govinda III.—Saka-Samvat 716." side iii, lines 54–73 (Epigraphia Indica III, plate with No. 17; PDF p. 155 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.108298)
"Pallava Coins": alloy coin of the maned-lion and vase type (Elliot 1886, Pl. II, No. 50)
"Pallava Coins": alloy coin with a maned lion and, on the reverse, a vase on a stand between two lamp-stands (Elliot 1886, Pl. II, No. 49)
"Pallava Coins": small gold coins with a lion (Elliot 1886, Pl. II, Nos. 52-54)
"Pallava Copperplate Grant of Sivaskandavarman" (Hirahadagalli plates), Plate I: plates I, II a and II b (Epigraphia Indica I, Plate I with No. I (PDF p. 20))
"Pallava Copperplate Grant of Sivaskandavarman" (Hirahadagalli plates), Plate II: plates III a, III b and IV a (Epigraphia Indica I, Plate II with No. I (PDF p. 21))
"Pallava Copperplate Grant of Sivaskandavarman" (Hirahadagalli plates), Plate III: plates IV b, V a and V b (Epigraphia Indica I, Plate III with No. I (PDF p. 22))
"Pallava Copperplate Grant of Sivaskandavarman" (Hirahadagalli plates), Plate IV: plates VI a, VI b and VII a (Epigraphia Indica I, Plate IV with No. I (PDF p. 23))
"Pallava Copperplate Grant of Sivaskandavarman" (Hirahadagalli plates), Plate V: plates VII b, VIII and I a (Epigraphia Indica I, Plate V with No. I (PDF p. 24))
"Panchesvara Temple at Pangal: Nalgonda District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. III (a))
"Parla-Kimedi Plates of the Time of Vajrahasta", second side of the first plate (lines 1-7) (Epigraphia Indica III, plate between pp. 222 and 223, PDF p. 290)
"Part of Copper-plate No. 21" (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, between pp. 182-183 (PDF p. 240))
"Part of Gudur No. 34": the Gunupadu inscription of Nallasiddha, dated in the 27th year of a Chola Kulottunga (Butterworth and Venugopaul Chetty 1905, plate facing p. 406)
"Part of the Telugu Country, including Masulipatam, Guntoor, & Rajahmundry", map from the Church Missionary Atlas, 3rd edition, London, 1862 (cropped to the map)
"Pedavegi Copper-plates of Nandivarman II": "1st plate, second side" (eye-copy) (Journal of the Andhra Historical Research Society I, pt. 2, Oct. 1926, p. 101 (PDF p. 122))
"Pedavegi Copper-plates of Nandivarman II": "2nd plate, second side" (eye-copy) (Journal of the Andhra Historical Research Society I, pt. 2, Oct. 1926, p. 102 (PDF p. 123))
"Penukaparu grant of Jayasimha II.", plate iii (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 316 and 317 (PDF p. 403))
"Penukaparu grant of Jayasimha II.", plates i, ii a and ii b (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 316 and 317 (PDF p. 402))
"Phirangipuram pillar inscription of Peda-Komati-Vema": west face (lines 1-34), south face (lines 50-80) and east face (lines 92-128) (Epigraphia Indica XI, plate between pp. 320 and 321, PDF p. 377)
"Pikira grant of Simhavarman", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica VIII, plate with No. 15 (PDF p. 201))
"Pikira grant of Simhavarman", plates iii b, iv a, iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica VIII, plate with No. 15 (PDF p. 202))
"Pillar in the Panchesvara Temple at Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. IV (a))
"Pillar of the Somesvara Temple at Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. IV (b))
"Plan of Abdullah Qutb Shah's Tomb at Golconda" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1917-18, Pl. IV (b) (PDF p. 61))
"Plan of Golconda Tombs" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1920-21, Pl. VIII (PDF p. 84 of the IGNCA scan))
"Plan of Great Temple, Palampet" (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXX (PDF p. 20))
"Plan of Kurnool": the fort, the pettah and the Agent's house between the Tungabhadra and the Handri, from Pharoah's Gazetteer of Southern India (Madras, 1855)
"Plan of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah's Tomb at Golconda" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1917-18, Pl. IV (a) (PDF p. 61))
"Plan of Pema Mati's Mosque" (Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1924-25, Pl. V (PDF p. 85))
"Plan of Tara Mati's Baradari" (Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1924-25, Pl. VI (PDF p. 89))
"Plan of the Carnatic and Mysore": hand-coloured map engraved after Robert Home, published 1794 (British Museum)
"Plan of the ground floor of Chandragiri Palace (From Drawings by R. F. Chisholm)" (Fergusson, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 245, p. 418 (PDF p. 465))
"Plan of the Mundakatesvara Temple: Pillalmari" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. II (a) (PDF p. 57))
"Plan of the Northern Temple of Nagulpad: Nalgonda District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. II (b))
"Plan of the Rameshvara Temple: Pillalmari" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. I (b) (PDF p. 55))
"Plan of the Somesvara Temple: Pillalmari" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. I (a) (PDF p. 55))
"Plan of the Southern Temple of Nagulpad: Nalgonda District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. II (a))
"Plan of the temple at Upparpalli (Karimnagar)" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1916-17, Pl. III (b) (PDF p. 64))
"Plan of the Toli Masjid, Hyderabad. Scale 24 ft. to 1 inch" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1916-17, Pl. III (a) (PDF p. 75))
"Plates of Ganadeva of Kondavidu.—Saka-Samvat 1377", first side of the first plate (lines 1-9) (Indian Antiquary XX, plate with p. 390)
"Porch of the Gautameshvara Temple" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VIII (b))
"Portion of Gopuram at Tadpatri" (Fergusson, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 238, p. 406 (PDF p. 453))
"Portrait of Ibrahim 'Adil Shah II of Bijapur", by Hashim, about 1620, folio from the Shah Jahan Album (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
"Portret van Sultan Muhammad-Quli Qutb-Shah van Golconda": Deccani portrait, c. 1630 (Rijksmuseum, RP-T-1948-5)
"Pulibumra Plates of the Eastern Chalukya king Jayasimha I (c. 632-63 A.D.)" (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate (PDF p. 342))
"Qutb Shahi Mosque near Golconda Tombs" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. III (a))
"Radhanpur Plates of Govinda III.—Saka-Samvat 730." side i (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 23; PDF p. 307 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Radhanpur Plates of Govinda III.—Saka-Samvat 730." side iia (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 23; PDF p. 307 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Radhanpur Plates of Govinda III.—Saka-Samvat 730." side iib (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate with No. 23; PDF p. 308 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6)
"Raghunayaka Temple, Eastern Gateway", Udayagiri (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate II-a (PDF p. 233))
"Ragonath Row, Ballajee; Pundit Purdhan, Peshwa of the Mahratta Empire", engraving after a drawing by James Forbes of 1770 (Oriental Memoirs, 1813, plate 1)
"Railway Bridge across the Godavari on the Kazipet-Balharshah Railway" (Census of India 1931, Hyderabad, PDF p. 50)
"Raja Kishen Pershad Bahadur, the Peshkar and Military Minister" (Campbell 1898, p. 26)
"Raja Ramasor Row II" (Campbell 1898, p. 359)
"Rājah Shivā Jī, Mahrattah": painting from Manucci's album of portraits, made for him by Mir Muhammad (Manucci, Storia do Mogor, tr. Irvine, Vol. III, 1907, pl. XXXV)
"Rajayan-i-Rajah Rajah Chandu Lall Maharajah Bahadur" (Campbell 1898, p. 316)
"Rashtrakuta grant of Amoghavarsha.—Saka 894." (the Karda plates of Kakka II, A.D. 972), side i (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 17 (sides I and IIa), facing pp. 264–265, first page; PDF p. 302 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)
"Rashtrakuta grant of Amoghavarsha.—Saka 894." (the Karda plates of Kakka II, A.D. 972), side iia (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 17 (sides I and IIa), facing pp. 264–265, second page; PDF p. 303 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)
"Rashtrakuta grant of Amoghavarsha.—Saka 894." (the Karda plates of Kakka II, A.D. 972), side iib (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 18 (side IIb and seal), facing pp. 266–267, first page; PDF p. 304 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)
"Rashtrakuta grant of Govinda-Suvarnavarsha.—Saka 855." (the Sangli plates of Govinda IV, A.D. 933), side i (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 15 (sides I–IIa), facing p. 250, first page; PDF p. 282 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)
"Rashtrakuta grant of Govinda-Suvarnavarsha.—Saka 855." (the Sangli plates of Govinda IV, A.D. 933), side iia (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 15 (sides I–IIa), facing p. 250, second page; PDF p. 283 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)
"Rashtrakuta grant of Govinda-Suvarnavarsha.—Saka 855." (the Sangli plates of Govinda IV, A.D. 933), side iib (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 16 (sides IIb and III), facing p. 251, first page; PDF p. 284 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)
"Rashtrakuta grant of Govinda-Suvarnavarsha.—Saka 855." (the Sangli plates of Govinda IV, A.D. 933), side iii (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 16 (sides IIb and III), facing p. 251, second page; PDF p. 285 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)
"Remains of Entrance to Temple in Warangal Fort" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 109)
"Remains of the Siva Temple at Pedampet: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. X (c))
"Reproduction of firman issued by H. H. the Nizam Sekunder Jah Bahadur conferring the title of Nawab Hasmat Jung Bahadur on Capt. John Kirkpatrick, British Resident, 1798 to 1805" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929)
"Ring and Seal" of the Tiruvalangadu copper plates of the Chola king Rajendra I (South-Indian Inscriptions III, pt. III, 1920, Plate XIX)
"Rock of the Warangal Fort" (Sastri 1932, Pl. I (a))
"Ruin of old palace [i.e. Kondapalli Fort], Condapilly hills, Kistnah District": albumen photograph signed "Ross Thompson, Lt. R.E., 1864"
"Ruined Vishnu Temple at Nagnur: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. IX (a) (PDF p. 133))
"Ruined Vishnu Temple at Nagnur: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. IX (a))
"Ruins of Vijianuggur": the market street in front of the Virupaksha temple (Hampi Bazaar), photographed by Edmund David Lyon about 1868
"S. India, General Political Position, Period A.D. 1336-1570" (Sewell 1900, to face p. 1 (PDF p. 38))
"Sala and the Tiger": the Hoysala crest, after the legend of Sala killing a tiger (Rice 1909, plate facing p. 95)
"Sarcophagus of Hayat Baksh Begum. No. 68" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 171)
"Sarcophagus of Muhammad Qutbshah VI. Nos. 1 & 2" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 139)
"Sarcophagus of Pemmati. No. 65" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 155)
"Sarcophagus of Shah Khundkar. No. 61" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 155)
"Sarcophagus of Sultan Abdullah. No. 70" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 172)
"Satara Plates of Vishnuvardhana I.", plates i and ii a, full size (Indian Antiquary XIX, plate at p. 310 (PDF p. 329))
"Satara Plates of Vishnuvardhana I.", plates ii b and iii, full size (Indian Antiquary XIX, plate at p. 310 (PDF p. 330))
"Sculpture in the Panchesvara Temple at Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VI)
"Sculpture in the Panchesvara Temple at Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VI)
"Sculpture in the Panchesvara Temple at Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VI)
"Sculpture in the Panchesvara Temple at Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VI)
"Sculpture in the Vishnu Temple at Pedampet: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. X (b))
"Sculpture on the exterior of the Panchesvara Temple: Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. V (b))
"Seal (from a photograph). Actual size.", seal of the Penukaparu grant of Jayasimha II (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 316 and 317 (PDF p. 403))
"Seal of the Eastern Chalukya grant of Ammaraja II. without date" (Indian Antiquary VII, plate facing p. 120 (PDF p. 169))
"Seal. Full size." of the Yelavarru Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II (Indian Antiquary XII, plate at p. 93 (PDF p. 107))
"Seal" of the copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty dated about Saka 867 (Indian Antiquary VII, plate (PDF p. 31))
"Seal": the bull seal of the Ganga grant of Satyavarman from Chicacole (J. F. Fleet, Indian Antiquary XIV, plate between pp. 10 and 11, PDF p. 17)
"Section of the Undavilla Cave, from a Drawing by Mr. Peters. Scale 20 feet to 1 inch" (Fergusson and Burgess, The Cave Temples of India, 1880, woodcut No. 24, p. 100)
"Shitab Khan's Hall: Front View" (Sastri 1932, Pl. II (a))
"Shitab Khan's Hall: Interior" (Sastri 1932, Pl. II (b))
"Shri Raja Parthasarathy Appa Rao Bahadur" (Campbell 1898, p. 360)
"Shums-ul-Ulama Syed Ali Bilgrami" (Campbell 1898, p. 69)
"Silesvara Gudi at Manthani: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VII (b))
"Sir Trevor Chichele-Plowden, I.C.S., C.S.I., Resident at Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 23)
"Siva Temple at Nagnur: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. IX (b) (PDF p. 133))
"Siva Temple at Nagnur: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. IX (b))
"Siva temple at Penukonda, Anantapur district" (Madras Archaeological Report 1915-16, plate V (b) (PDF p. 165 of the bound volume 31761123499139))
"Sketch map of the dominions of the Andhras & Western Ksatrapas, c. 150 A.D." (Rapson 1908, map)
"Small attendant shrine with inscriptions at the Krishna Temple at Krishnapuram" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate XII-b (PDF p. 253))
"Somesvara Temple at Pangal: Nalgonda District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. III (b))
"South Elevation of Chandragiri Palace" (Fergusson, History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 244, p. 418 (PDF p. 465))
"Southern India c. 1650": map in the Source Book of Maratha History (1928), facing p. 176
"Sripundi Plates of Tala II", plates i, ii a, ii b, iii a, iii b and iv a (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate between pp. 152 and 153 (PDF p. 214))
"Sripundi Plates of Tala II", plates iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate between pp. 152 and 153 (PDF p. 215))
"Stone image of Balakrishna from the Krishna temple at Krishnapuram" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate XII-a (PDF p. 253))
"Stone relic-box found in a Buddhist stupa at Salihundam" (Madras Archaeological Report 1919-20, Fig. 1 (A))
"Struck by Safdar 'Ali, of the family of the Arcot Nawab": gold pagoda with the letter ain on the reverse (Elliot 1886, Pl. IV, No. 181)
"Surgical Ward No. 1 from the east of Osmania General Hospital" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929)
"Talamanchi plates of Vikramaditya I. — A. D. 660", plate i (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 100 and 101 (PDF p. 128))
"Talamanchi plates of Vikramaditya I. — A. D. 660", plate ii a (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 100 and 101 (PDF p. 128))
"Talamanchi plates of Vikramaditya I. — A. D. 660", plate ii b (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 100 and 101 (PDF p. 129))
"Tamarind tree in the Osmania Park. This tree saved the lives of about 150 persons in the great Musi River Flood of 1908." (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 7)
"Tamil about 1080 A.D., from an inscription round the base of the shrine of the great Temple at Tanjore" (Burnell 1878, Pl. XVIII)
"Teki plates of Rajaraja-Chodaganga; dated in the seventeenth year (of Kulottunga I.)", plates i and ii a (Epigraphia Indica VI, Plate i, between pp. 338 and 339 (PDF p. 206))
"Teki plates of Rajaraja-Chodaganga; dated in the seventeenth year (of Kulottunga I.)", plates ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica VI, Plate i, between pp. 338 and 339 (PDF p. 207))
"Teki plates of Rajaraja-Chodaganga; dated in the seventeenth year (of Kulottunga I.)", plates iii b and iv a (Epigraphia Indica VI, Plate ii, between pp. 342 and 343 (PDF p. 212))
"Teki plates of Rajaraja-Chodaganga; dated in the seventeenth year (of Kulottunga I.)", plates iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica VI, Plate ii, between pp. 342 and 343 (PDF p. 213))
"Tekkali Plates of Danarnava's son Indravarman", first plate (lines 1-7) (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plates between pp. 310 and 311, PDF p. 392)
"Tekkali Plates of Danarnava's son Indravarman", first side of the second plate (lines 8-15) (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plates between pp. 310 and 311, PDF p. 392)
"Tekkali Plates of Rajendravarman's son Devendravarman", first plate (lines 1-6) (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plates between pp. 312 and 313, PDF p. 396)
"Tekkali Plates of Rajendravarman's son Devendravarman", first side of the second plate (lines 7-12) (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plates between pp. 312 and 313, PDF p. 396)
"Temple No. 1: Carving" (Nagulapadu; Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VIII (b) (PDF p. 79))
"Temple No. 1: Nagulpad (Nalgonda)" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VIII (a) (PDF p. 79))
"Temple No. 2: Ceiling" (Nagulapadu; Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. IX (b) (PDF p. 81))
"Temple No. 2: Nagulpad (Nalgonda)" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. IX (a) (PDF p. 81))
"The Bicycle Boys" (Campbell 1898, p. 107)
"The Citadel in Udayagiri Fort" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate I-b (PDF p. 231))
"The City Kotwal and Police Officers" (Campbell 1898, p. 114)
"The Famine in India—Distribution of Relief to the Sufferers at Bellary, Madras Presidency": wood engraving after Herbert Johnson in The Graphic, 20 October 1877
"The Five Kingdoms of the Deccan and Neighbouring States", with Golconda holding Telingana from Warangal to Rajahmundry and Kondavir (The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III (1928), Map 6)
"The Gol Goomuz. General View": the tomb of Muhammad Adil Shah at Bijapur (Taylor and Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, 1866, pl. LX)
"The House of Bijapur": album leaf of the Adil Shahi dynasty by Kamal Muhammad and Chand Muhammad, Bijapur, about 1680 (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
"The King's Balance" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 13, p. 40 (PDF p. 54))
"The Kings of Beejapoor": the eight Adil Shahi kings from Yusuf to Sikandar, from a miniature engraved in Langlès' Monuments de l'Hindoustan (Taylor and Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, 1866, frontispiece)
"The Krishna Temple at Udayagiri" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate IV-a (PDF p. 237))
"The late Nawab Sir Salar Jung II., K.C.I.E., Prime Minister, 1883-1887" (Campbell 1898, p. 31)
"The late Raja Ramasor Row I." (Campbell 1898, p. 357)
"The Mogul's Diamond (of Tavernier), named Koh-i-nur by Nadir Shah in 1739" (Pl. VI) (Tavernier/Ball 1889, vol. II, Pl. VI (PDF p. 477))
"The Nawab Sir Asman Jah Bahadur, K.C.I.E., Prime Minister, 1887-1893" (Campbell 1898, p. 28)
"The Nawab Sir Khurshed Jah Bahadur, K.C.I.E." (Campbell 1898, p. 45)
"The Nizam Sagar Reservoir" (P.W.D.) (Census of India 1931, Hyderabad, printed p. 23 (PDF p. 42))
"The Nizam's Dominions, shewing the territories retained, those retransferred and those ceded" (coloured map) (Briggs 1861, folding map, PDF p. 26)
"The Palace at Chandragiri" (A. H. Longhurst, Hampi Ruins Described and Illustrated, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 6, p. 16 (PDF p. 30))
"The prayer niche of Hira Masjid" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 171)
"The same [Bara Dari of Tara Mati]: Pavilion" (Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1924-25, Pl. IV (b) (PDF p. 81))
"The same [Mosque of Pema Mati]: Interior" (Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1924-25, Pl. III (b) (PDF p. 77))
"The same [Toli Masjid], colonnade, front view" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1916-17, Pl. II (c) (PDF p. 71))
"The Stone Car in the Temple of Vitthalasvami at Vijayanagar" (Sewell 1900, PDF p. 220)
"The surrender of the Fort at Udgir to Khan Dawran (October 1636)", painting from the Padshahnama, about 1640
"Thousand Pillared Hall, Hammancondah" (F. B. and W. H. Workman, Through Town and Jungle, 1904, plate p. 127 (PDF leaf 152 of scan ldpd_7460476_000))
"Thousand-pillared Temple, Warangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. VI (b))
"Timmapuram plates of Vishnuvardhana I. Vishamasiddhi" (Epigraphia Indica IX)
"Toli Masjid, Hydrabad, view from S. E." (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1916-17, Pl. II (b) (PDF p. 71 of the IGNCA scan))
"Tomb of Abdullah Qutb Shah. Section on line A B" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1917-18, Pl. V (PDF p. 65))
"Tomb of Abdullah Qutb Shah" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. III (b))
"Tomb of Jamshid Qutb Shah" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. IV (b))
"Tomb of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. IV (a))
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 1" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 2" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 3" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 4" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 5" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 6" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 7" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 8" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the Ancient Kings of Golconda. No. 9" (photograph in Sketches in India, taken at Hyderabad and Secunderabad, by A. N. Scott, ed. C. R. Weld, 1862)
"Tombs of the kings of Golconda", engraving after George Francis White, Views in India (1838)
"Tombs of the Kings, Golconda" (wood engraving, The American Cyclopaedia, Vol. 8, 1879, p. 71)
"Types of H. H. the Nizam's Own Golconda Lancers" (Campbell 1898, p. 104)
"Types of H. H.'s African Guards" (Campbell 1898, p. 97)
"Types of H. H.'s African Guards" (Campbell 1898, p. 97)
"Udayagiri in the Nellore District" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate I-a (PDF p. 231 of 31761123499139))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Plans": 1st Storey (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate IX (PDF p. 70))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Plans": 2nd Storey (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate X (PDF p. 72))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Plans": 3rd Storey (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate X (PDF p. 72))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Plans": Ground Plan (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate IX (PDF p. 70))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Rock-cut memorial shrines on the hill", Figs. 1-2 (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XIII (PDF p. 78))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Rock-cut memorial shrines on the hill", Figs. 3-4 (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XIII (PDF p. 78))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Rock-cut memorial shrines on the hill", Figs. 5-6 (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XIII (PDF p. 78))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Rock-cut memorial shrines on the hill", Figs. 7-8 (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XIII (PDF p. 78))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Sections": "Section on Line A.B." (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XI (PDF p. 74))
"Undavalli temple, Guntur District.—Sections": "Section through Centre" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XI (PDF p. 74))
"Undavalli: Rock-cut temple" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XIV (a) (PDF p. 80))
"Uruvupalli Copper-plate Grant of the Pallava Dynasty", plates I b, II a and II b, with the seal (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 50, printed sideways (PDF p. 66))
"Uruvupalli Copper-plate Grant of the Pallava Dynasty", plates III a and III b (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 51, printed sideways (PDF p. 67))
"Uruvupalli Copper-plate Grant of the Pallava Dynasty", plates IV b and V a (Indian Antiquary V, 1876, plate at p. 52, printed sideways (PDF p. 70))
"Van den Broeck te Masulipatnam" (Van den Broecke at Machilipatnam), engraving by Dirk de Jong, about 1786
"Vanapalli Plates of Anna-Vema.—Saka-Samvat 1300", plates i a, i b and ii a (lines 1-32) (Epigraphia Indica III, plates between pp. 62 and 63, PDF p. 100)
"Vanapalli Plates of Anna-Vema.—Saka-Samvat 1300", plates ii b, iii a and iii b (lines 33-65) (Epigraphia Indica III, plates between pp. 62 and 63, PDF p. 101)
"Vandram plates of Ammaraja II.", plates i and ii a (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 134 and 135 (PDF p. 168))
"Vandram plates of Ammaraja II.", plates ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 134 and 135 (PDF p. 169))
"Varaha or Boar crest of the Vijayanagar Kings" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 5, p. 11 (PDF p. 25))
"Vemalurpadu Plates of Ammaraja II", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 230 and 231 (PDF p. 292))
"Vemalurpadu Plates of Ammaraja II", plates iii b, iv a, iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate between pp. 230 and 231 (PDF p. 293))
"Vengi" (? 4th century) (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. I)
"Venkatapatiraya", labelled copper statue at the entrance of the Tirumala temple (ASI Annual Report 1911-12, plate LXXVI, fig. 4 (PDF p. 354))
"View of City Gateway, Vijayanagar" (Fergusson, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 168, p. 311 (PDF p. 352))
"View of the Great Temple at Tanjor": the Rajarajesvara temple of Rajaraja I at Thanjavur (Fergusson and Burgess 1910, woodcut 213)
"View of the Undavilli Cave, from a Photograph" (Fergusson and Burgess, The Cave Temples of India, 1880, woodcut No. 23, p. 97)
"Vijayanagara 1400 A.D." (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. XXX)
"Vizagapatam in 1758 (From Orme's History)" (Francis 1907, PDF p. 62)
"Vizagapatam Municipality" town plan (Francis 1907, PDF p. 344)
"West (entrance?), Warangal Fort", 1850-1886
"Yelavarru Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II.", plates i and ii a (Indian Antiquary XII, plate between pp. 92 and 93 (PDF p. 104))
"Yelavarru Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II.", plates ii b, iii a and iii b (Indian Antiquary XII, plate between pp. 92 and 93 (PDF p. 105))
"Yelavarru Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II.", plates iv a and iv b (Indian Antiquary XII, plate at p. 93 (PDF p. 106))
"Yelavarru Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II.", plates v a and v b (Indian Antiquary XII, plate at p. 93 (PDF p. 107))
"Yusuf Adil Shah, from an old drawing" (Cousens, Bijapur and its Architectural Remains, 1916, p. 3, fig. 1)
1930-1931 Hyderabad State stamp featuring the Charminar
A carved pillar standing alone among ruins at Warangal, 1850-1886
A Figure-Bracket of the Main Temple of Ghanapur (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1931-33, Pl. V (a); described in the report for 1932-33, pp. 53-54)
A pillar slab from Amaravati, and six fragments from Jaggayyapeta (Burgess 1887, Pl. LIV)
A students' rally at Osmania University, described on Commons as part of the Telangana agitation (2010–11)
Abul Hasan Qutb Shah: the last King of Golconda (frontispiece) (Rocco 1929)
Abul Hasan Tanashah (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 182)
Akbar Hydari, photograph published in 1930
Ali Adil Shah (II): Deccani portrait, about 1686, Witsen album, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-41); Dutch title: "Portrait of Ali Adil Shah, son of Sultan Mahmud; after his father he was ruler of Bijapur"
Alphabet table from Asoka's rock edict at Girnar, 3rd century BCE (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 1)
Alphabet table from the grants of Namaya Nayaka, Annavema and Ganadeva, 14th and 15th centuries CE (Donepundi grant, Saka 1259) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 51)
Alphabet table from the grants of the Eastern Chalukya kings Bhima II and Amma II, 10th century CE (Pagunavaram grant of Bhima II) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 48)
Alphabet table from the grants of the Pallava kings Vishnugopavarman and Simhavarman, 5th century CE (Uruvupalli grant) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 43)
Alphabet table from the Hirahadagalli grant of the Pallava Sivaskandavarman, about the beginning of the 4th century CE (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 15)
Alphabet table from the inscriptions of Amaravati and Jaggayyapeta, 2nd and 3rd centuries CE (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 12)
Alphabet table from the inscriptions of the time of the Kakatiya kings Rudradeva and Ganapati, 12th and 13th centuries CE (Anumakonda inscription, Saka 1084; Chebrolu inscription, Saka 1135) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 50)
Alphabet table from the Kondamudi grant of king Jayavarman, about the beginning of the 4th century CE (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 14)
Alphabet table from the Korumelli grant of the Eastern Chalukya king Rajaraja, 11th century CE (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 49)
Alphabet table from the Mayidavolu grant of the Pallava Sivaskandavarman, about the beginning of the 4th century CE (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 13)
Alphabet table from the Nasik inscriptions of the Satavahana (Andhra) kings, 2nd century CE (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 9)
Alphabet table from the ten inscriptions of the Bhattiprolu stupa, 2nd century BCE (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 4)
Amaravati inscription No. 4, "... Senagopasa Mudakutalasa thabho ..." ("a pillar of the General Mudakutala"), in letters of the Mauryan type (Burgess 1887, Pl. LVI, No. 4)
Amaravati inscription No. 42, ink impression (Burgess 1887, Pl. LIX, No. 42)
Amaravati inscriptions, Nos. 17-27 (Burgess 1887, Pl. LVII)
Amaravati inscriptions, Nos. 28-37 (Burgess 1887, Pl. LVIII)
Amaravati inscriptions, Nos. 38-43 (Burgess 1887, Pl. LIX)
Amaravati inscriptions, Nos. 44-50 (Burgess 1887, Pl. LX)
Amaravati inscriptions, Nos. 51-56 (Burgess 1887, Pl. LXI)
Amaravati: "Chaitya slab from the inner rail at Amaravati" (Burgess 1887, Pl. I)
Amaravati: "Inscription Stone" (plate) (Sewell 1880, plate (PDF p. 62))
Amaravati: "Plan of the excavations in 1877 at the Amaravati Tope, on an enlarged scale" (Pl. III) (Sewell 1880, Pl. III (PDF p. 40))
Amaravati: "Sketch of Deepauldinna at Amrawutty in its present state, March 1816", description by Colonel Mackenzie (Pl. I) (Sewell 1880, Pl. I (PDF p. 21))
Amaravati: a fifth coping-stone, both sides (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXV)
Amaravati: a fourth coping-stone, both sides (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXIV)
Amaravati: a third large coping-stone, both sides (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXII)
Amaravati: another large coping-stone, both sides (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXI)
Amaravati: another rail pillar, back and front (Burgess 1887, Pl. IX)
Amaravati: another rail pillar, back and front (Burgess 1887, Pl. VII)
Amaravati: another rail pillar, back and front (Burgess 1887, Pl. VIII)
Amaravati: back and front of the base of a rail pillar, and two cross-bars (Burgess 1887, Pl. XIII)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XL)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XLI)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XLII)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XLIII)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XLIV)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XLV)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XLVI)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XLVII)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXIX)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXVI)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXVII)
Amaravati: Buddhist marble carving (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXVIII)
Amaravati: drawings of a carved pillar, two views (Burgess 1882, PDF p. 73)
Amaravati: drawings of the two faces of a carved slab (Pl. VIII) (Burgess 1882, Pl. VIII (PDF p. 67))
Amaravati: drawings of the two faces of a carved slab with a tree and a stupa (Pl. IX) (Burgess 1882, Pl. IX (PDF p. 68))
Amaravati: five pieces of early coping (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXX)
Amaravati: five pieces of early coping, and two chaitya slabs (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXI)
Amaravati: four chaitya slabs (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXVI)
Amaravati: four cross-bars of the outer rail (Burgess 1887, Pl. XIX)
Amaravati: four cross-bars of the outer rail (Burgess 1887, Pl. XVII)
Amaravati: four cross-bars of the outer rail (Burgess 1887, Pl. XVIII)
Amaravati: four other slabs from the great chaitya (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLVII)
Amaravati: four pieces of coping, and one of an older form (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXVIII)
Amaravati: four slabs from the central chaitya (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLVI)
Amaravati: fragments of four chaitya slabs and two pillars from the inner rail (Burgess 1887, Pl. XL)
Amaravati: fragments of four rail pillars (Burgess 1887, Pl. XII)
Amaravati: fragments of two chaitya slabs, three pieces of the frieze of the inner rail, &c. (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLII)
Amaravati: frieze, dagaba slab, chakra pillar, and fragment from the inner rail (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLI)
Amaravati: front of a rail pillar, and portions of other two (Burgess 1887, Pl. X)
Amaravati: fronts of portions of two, and back and front of a third rail pillar (Burgess 1887, Pl. XI)
Amaravati: large coping-stone of the outer rail, both sides (Burgess 1887, Pl. XX)
Amaravati: other two chaitya slabs (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXV)
Amaravati: outer rail pillar, back and front (Burgess 1887, Pl. VI)
Amaravati: outer rail pillar, front and back (Burgess 1887, Pl. V)
Amaravati: parts of three rail pillars, two cross-bars, and an old sculpture (Burgess 1887, Pl. XIV)
Amaravati: pillar from the East entrance, chhattra, lion, &c. (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLV)
Amaravati: pillar of outer rail and four other slabs (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXII)
Amaravati: pillars and fragments (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLIV)
Amaravati: portions of an early frieze and of a Sripada (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLIII)
Amaravati: portions of three rail pillars (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XV)
Amaravati: portions of two outer rail pillars, two cross-bars, and two inner rail pillars (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XVI)
Amaravati: six other pieces of coping-stones (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXVII)
Amaravati: six pieces of coping-stones (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXVI)
Amaravati: statues and Sripadas (Burgess 1887, Pl. LII)
Amaravati: three broken coping-stones (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXIII)
Amaravati: three chaitya slabs, and part of a slab from the stupa (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXIX)
Amaravati: three pieces of earlier coping (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXIX)
Amaravati: three slabs from the great chaitya, and two pieces of an early frieze (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLVIII)
Amaravati: two chaitya slabs (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXIV)
Amaravati: two chaitya slabs (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXVII)
Amaravati: two chaitya slabs and a chakra pillar (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXIII)
Amaravati: two chakra pillars, a chaitya slab, and four other sculptures (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XXXVIII)
Amaravati: two early slabs, probably from the chaitya (drawn by Colonel Mackenzie's assistants) (Burgess 1887, Pl. L)
Amaravati: two pieces of coping of the outer rail, and various fragments (drawn by the Survey) (Burgess 1887, Pl. XLIX)
Amaravati: two slabs of an early stupa, and two early sculptures (Burgess 1887, Pl. LI)
Amravati: detached pillars with emblems (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXIX)
Amravati: discs on intermediate rails (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LV)
Amravati: discs on intermediate rails of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LIV)
Amravati: discs on internal face of intermediate rails of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXIII)
Amravati: elevation of a portion of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXVI)
Amravati: elevation of a portion of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXVII)
Amravati: elevation of external face of outer enclosure (restored by J. Fergusson) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XLVIII)
Amravati: elevation of internal face of a pillar of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXIX)
Amravati: elevation of internal face of a pillar of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXVII)
Amravati: elevation of internal face of a pillar of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXVIII)
Amravati: elevation of internal face of a pillar of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXX)
Amravati: elevation of internal face of outer enclosure (restored by J. Fergusson) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XLIX)
Amravati: elevation of internal face of pillars of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXVI)
Amravati: elevations of external faces of two pillars of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. L)
Amravati: elevations of external faces of two pillars of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LI)
Amravati: elevations of external faces of two pillars of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LII)
Amravati: elevations of internal faces of two pillars of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LIX)
Amravati: elevations of internal faces of two pillars of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LVIII)
Amravati: elevations of internal faces of two pillars of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LX)
Amravati: elevations of internal faces of two pillars of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXI)
Amravati: elevations of portions of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXIX)
Amravati: elevations of portions of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXVIII)
Amravati: elevations of portions of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXX)
Amravati: elevations of portions of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXI)
Amravati: female figures forming portion of inner enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXV)
Amravati: fragment of bas-relief (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXVI)
Amravati: fragments of external frieze of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LVI)
Amravati: fragments of friezes (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXIV)
Amravati: fragments of friezes of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXII)
Amravati: fragments of friezes of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXIII)
Amravati: fragments of internal frieze of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXIV)
Amravati: fragments of internal friezes of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXV)
Amravati: fragments of pillars (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XC)
Amravati: fragments of plinth of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LVII)
Amravati: fragments of sculpture (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXVII)
Amravati: fragments of sculpture (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXXVIII)
Amravati: fragments of sculpture (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XCI)
Amravati: fragments of sculpture (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XCII)
Amravati: internal face of two discs on intermediate rails of outer enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXII)
Amravati: internal faces of two discs on intermediate rails of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXI)
Amravati: internal faces of two discs on intermediate rails of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXII)
Amravati: internal faces of two discs on intermediate rails of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXIII)
Amravati: pilaster of inner enclosure and of central building (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XCVIII)
Amravati: portion of internal face of frieze of outer enclosure (from a drawing in the Mackenzie Collection) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXIV)
Amravati: portions of frieze of central building (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XCVII)
Amravati: portions of sculpture of central building (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XCIV)
Amravati: portions of sculpture of central building (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XCV)
Amravati: portions of sculpture of central building (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XCVI)
Amravati: restoration of a portion of central building (by J. Fergusson) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XCIII)
Amravati: restoration of a portion of inner enclosure (Fergusson 1868, Pl. LXXV)
Ananda Gajapati Raju, Maharaja of Vizianagaram (d. 1897): portrait in the Andhra Patrika annual number of 1911, whose printed Telugu caption names him "Sri Raja Ananda Gajapati Maharaju"
Ancient Buddhist site, Kalingapatnam
Andhra Granthalayam 1941 01,04 01 Volume No 02 Issue No 01,02 (page 1 crop)
Andhra Harsha Charitra by M.V.Ramanachari 1929 book cover (page 5 crop)
Andhra Mahaneeyulu book cover (page 2 crop)
Andhra patrika - Hyderabad vimochana dinotsava sanchika
Aurangzeb: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-6); Dutch title: "Portrait of Aurangzeb, youngest son of Shah Jahan, who in his father's time ruled the province of the Deccan, and after his father's death rules all Delhi, having killed all three of his brothers"
Badshahi Ashur Khana, Hyderabad (Persian enamelled tiles) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 22)
Bahlul Khan, commander-in-chief of Sultan Sikandar of Bijapur: Deccani portrait, about 1686, Witsen album, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-44)
Bara Malik (Sultan Quli): Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-19A); Dutch title: "Portrait of Bara Malik; he was first vizier of the sultan who ruled the city of Bidar; later he became ruler of Golconda and founded Golconda"
Baradari (Interior): Bhongir Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XIV (a))
Bezvada: monolithic Jaina column (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXV)
Bezwada pillar inscription of Yuddhamalla: part of the third face (Epigraphia Indica XV)
Bhattiprolu casket inscriptions: on the crystal, and on the lower stone of the first casket (Epigraphia Indica II)
Bhattiprolu casket inscriptions: on the edge of the box and on the lid of the second casket (Epigraphia Indica II)
Bhattiprolu casket inscriptions: on the lid of the third casket, and on the edge of the box of the lower or third casket (Epigraphia Indica II)
Bhattiprolu: details of construction (Rea 1894, Pl. II)
Bhattiprolu: inscribed crystal hexagon ("Three views of inscribed hexagonal crystal, shewing the six inscribed faces") (Rea 1894, Pl. V)
Bhattiprolu: large stone caskets (Rea 1894, Pl. III)
Bhattiprolu: marble umbrella, and pilaster base (Rea 1894, Pl. VII)
Bhattiprolu: pilaster capital (Rea 1894, Pl. VIII)
Bhattiprolu: portion of a slab from the stupa (Rea 1894, Pl. IX)
Bhattiprolu: relics and crystal caskets ("Relics from the caskets") (Rea 1894, Pl. I)
Bhattiprolu: relics of first casket (Rea 1894, Pl. IV)
Bhattiprolu: relics of second and third caskets (Rea 1894, Pl. VI)
Bhattiprolu: two piers (Rea 1894, Pl. X)
Bhimesvara temple, Mukhalingam
Bhongir Fort: Another View (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XIII (a))
Bhongir Fort: Baradari (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XIII (b))
Bhongir Fort: First Gateway (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XI (b))
Bhongir Fort: Fortifications (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XII (b))
Bhongir Fort: General View (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XII (a))
Bhongir: "Chain of Tanks, Bhonagar" (Campbell 1898, p. 495)
Bhongir: "Fort Wall, Bhonagar" (Campbell 1898, p. 496)
Bhongir: "Mahomedan Gateway, Bhonagar" (Campbell 1898, p. 496)
Bhongir: "Ruins of Palace, Summit of Bhonagar Rock" (Campbell 1898, p. 496)
Bhongir: "Ruins of the King's Palace, Bhonagar" (Campbell 1898, p. 496)
Bhongir: "Well on Summit of Bhonagar Rock" (Campbell 1898, p. 496)
Bichpalli (Indur district): "Hindu Temple, Bichpalli" (Campbell 1898, p. 452)
Bichpalli (Indur district): "Hindu Temple, Bichpalli" (Campbell 1898, p. 459)
Bird's-eye view of Golconda Fort (Bilgrami 1927, p. 108)
C. P. Brown on the Kalapurnodayamu and on the Uttara Ramayanamu of "Kanacanti Papa raz" (Telugu dictionary, 1852, p. x)
C. P. Brown's Cyclic Tables (1850), p. 1: A.D. 967 to 1001, Saka 889 to 923, cycle years 1 Prabhava to 35 Plava
Captain Yorke leading the forlorn hope at Masulipatam (the Commons title of the plate): the storm of 7 April 1759, in which Orme says Yorke led the second division and fell with a ball through each thigh (Cassell's Illustrated History of India, 1879)
Caricature captioned "A safe Duke" by Carlo Pellegrini ("Ape") in Vanity Fair, 29 May 1875, identified on Commons as the 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Governor of Madras in 1875–80 during the great famine
Carved pillar in the Srikurmam (Kurmanatha) temple
Carved stone bulls at Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Char Minar, Hyderabad (Bilgrami 1927, p. 17)
Charminar in 1887
Chart No 1711 Narasapur Point to Bimlipatam, Published 1893, New Edition 1914
Chilakamarti Lakshmi Narasimham, portrait in volume 9 of his collected works (Rajahmundry, 1927)
Chilukuri Veerabhadra Rao ("చిలుకూరి - వీరభద్రరావు"), author of Andhrula Charitramu (Veerabhadra Rao 1910, frontispiece (PDF p. 2))
Coins of "Gautamiputra Sri-Yajna-Satakarni - Sri Rudra-Satakarni - Sri-Krsna-Satakarni - uncertain" (Rapson 1908, Pl. VII)
Coins of "Vasisthiputra Sri-Pulumavi - Sri[ ]svami - uncertain - [ ]ghasada - Vasisthiputra Siva Sri-Satakarni", including two-masted ship coins (Rapson 1908, Pl. V)
Coins of Western and Eastern Chalukyas (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XVIII); P. V. Parabrahma Sastry (1978, pp. 259–262) assigns the boar-marked coins to Ganapatideva, Rudramadevi and Prataparudra
Copper coin No. 103: boar facing right, sword and sun above; legend Chalam Triramala taka (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 103 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Copper coins of Ali Adil Shah I with the reconstructed die (Cousens 1916, pl. CXV, row 1)
Copper coins of Ali Adil Shah II with the reconstructed die (Cousens 1916, pl. CXV, row 8)
Copper coins of Ibrahim Adil Shah II with the reconstructed die (Cousens 1916, pl. CXV, row 2)
Copper coins of Muhammad Adil Shah with the reconstructed die (Cousens 1916, pl. CXV, row 5)
Copper coins of Sikandar Adil Shah with the reconstructed die (Cousens 1916, pl. CXV, row 9)
Copper paisa of the Bellary mint, listed among the doubtful coins of Haidar Ali (Henderson 1921, pl. I, No. 13)
Copper paisa of Tipu Sultan from the Faiz Hisar (Gooty) mint, dated 1222 (Henderson 1921, pl. VI, No. 297)
Copper paisa of Tipu Sultan from the Zafarabad (Gurramkonda) mint, dated 1218 (Henderson 1921, pl. IX, No. 482)
Copper plates of the Eastern Chalukya king Amma II on their ring with the seal, in the National Museum, New Delhi (photograph, 2010)
Correspondence of the years of different Indian eras: Kali, Vikrama, A.D., Saka, Kollam, Chalukya and others (Sewell and Dikshit, The Indian Calendar, 1896, Table II, Part iii)
Courtyard of the Lakshmi Narasimha (Prahlada Varada) temple, Lower Ahobilam
Courtyard of the Madhukesvara (Mukhalingesvara) temple group at Mukhalingam, with shrines along the enclosure wall
Dayal, Raja Lala Deen - Gruppenbild mit H.H. dem Nizam und H.I.H., dem Großfürsten Alexander von Russland (an Nizam's Linken), das Chowmahalla Schloss (Zeno Fotografie)
Dayal, Raja Lala Deen - Inneres des Falaknuma Schlosses (Zeno Fotografie)
Dayal, Raja Lala Deen - Jagdgesellschaft. H.I.H. der Großfürst Alexander von Russland auf den Treppen des Falaknuma Schlosses (Zeno Fotografie)
Detail of Pillar, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXI (a))
Devarakonda town seen from the fort hill
Doorway of Temple at the western end of the Ramappa Lake Band, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXVIII (c))
Doorway, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXI (b))
Drawing Room of Chowmahela Palace, Hyderabad, India
Drum panel with the Great Departure, Nagarjunakonda, 3rd century CE
Duggirala Gopalakrishnayya, portrait printed in Grandhalaya Sarvasvamu, 1924
Early Tamil: the Tamil portions of the Kuram, Kasakudi and Udayendiram plates of the Pallavas (Ojha 1918, Plate 60)
Eastern Chalukya copper-plate grant of Vishnuvardhana, "Eastern Calukya (622 A.D.)" (Burnell 1878, Pl. XXVII)
Eastern gopura and lamp column of the Vitthala temple, Hampi, photographed by Alexander Greenlaw in 1856
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "Elgandal Fort" (Campbell 1898, p. 475)
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "Gate to the Juctial Fort, Elgandal" (Campbell 1898, p. 474)
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "Temple at Angnoor, Elgandal" (Campbell 1898, p. 474)
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "Temple at Angnoor, Elgandal" (Campbell 1898, p. 474)
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "Temple at Yemulwada, Elgandal" (Campbell 1898, p. 474)
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "Temple at Yemulwada, Elgandal" (Campbell 1898, p. 475)
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "The Idgah, Elgandal" (Campbell 1898, p. 475)
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "The Juctial Fort, Elgandal" (Campbell 1898, p. 475)
Elgandal (Karimnagar): "Wall of the Juctial Fort, Elgandal" (Campbell 1898, p. 475)
Ellore and Colair (Kolleru) Lake, detail of the "Sketch Map of the Godavari Delta showing positions of the principal irrigation & navigation works" (Walch 1896, folding map, PDF p. 17)
Ellore Prakrit grant: "Plates of Vijaya-Devavarman", plates i, ii a and ii b (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 58 and 59 (PDF p. 83))
Ellore Prakrit grant: "Plates of Vijaya-Devavarman", plates iii a, iii b and iv (Epigraphia Indica IX, plate between pp. 58 and 59 (PDF p. 84))
Epigraph over the grave of Khadija Bibi, and "Nade Ali" over her grave (necropolis of Mir Momin, Hyderabad) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 48)
Erragudi: "Yerragudi. Asoka Edicts IV, VIII and X on Rock B" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. LXI)
Erragudi: "Yerragudi. General view of inscribed rocks (A-F)" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. LX)
Erragudi: "Yerragudi. Minor Rock Edict of Asoka on Rock F" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. LXII)
Excavation of the south gate, Amaravati, 1880
Falaknuma 1900
Faluk-numa Palace, Hyderabad, India
Fath Darwaza: Golconda (Rocco 1929, Pl. III)
Figure Brackets, Ramappa Temple, Warangal (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1914-15, Pl. V (a))
Figure Brackets, Ramappa Temple, Warangal (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1914-15, Pl. V (b))
Figure-bracket, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXII (a))
Figure-bracket, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXII (b), printed "Another")
Figure-bracket, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXII (c), printed "Another")
Figure-bracket, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXII (d), printed "Another")
Fortifications: Golconda (Rocco 1929, Pl. IV)
Fresco Painting, Narasimhadeva Temple, Pillalmari (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VII (a))
Gadval plates of Vikramaditya I, plate ii b (Epigraphia Indica X, plate between pp. 102 and 103 (PDF p. 134))
Gadval plates of Vikramaditya I, plate iii (Epigraphia Indica X, plate between pp. 102 and 103 (PDF p. 134))
Gateway and temple ruins, Warangal, 1870s
Gateway tower (gopuram) of the Simhachalam temple
Gateway, Warangal Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XVII (b))
Geology Elgundel Circar
Ghanapur Temples: Warangal District, General View (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1931-33, Pl. IV (a); described in the report for 1932-33, pp. 53-54)
Ghantasala: a marble Sripada (Rea 1894, Pl. XV)
Ghantasala: brass image of Siva (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXIV)
Ghantasala: brass trisula, dipa, and chakra (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXIII)
Ghantasala: carved circular band (Rea 1894, Pl. XXII)
Ghantasala: chaitya slab ("A marble stupa slab") (Rea 1894, Pl. XXVII)
Ghantasala: earthenware relic caskets (Rea 1894, Pl. XVII)
Ghantasala: figure and tree sculptured slab ("Marble slab, now at Ramanagaram") (Rea 1894, Pl. XXVIII)
Ghantasala: marble umbrella (Rea 1894, Pl. XXV)
Ghantasala: moulded circular marble with square socket (Rea 1894, Pl. XXIII)
Ghantasala: pier (Rea 1894, Pl. XIX)
Ghantasala: pier (Rea 1894, Pl. XVIII)
Ghantasala: pier (Rea 1894, Pl. XX)
Ghantasala: plan and section of the stupa (Rea 1894, Pl. XIV)
Ghantasala: sculptured rail panel (Rea 1894, Pl. XXVI)
Ghantasala: slab with figure of Bhairava (Rea 1894, Pl. XXX)
Ghantasala: slab with figure of Narasimha (Rea 1894, Pl. XXIX)
Ghantasala: slab with figure of Rati (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXII)
Ghantasala: slab with figure of Sarasvati (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXI)
Ghantasala: square base ("A moulded marble") (Rea 1894, Pl. XXI)
Ghantasala: square-stepped stone with circular socket (Rea 1894, Pl. XXIV)
Gidugu Ramamurti, photograph in the Andhra Patrika annual number of 1911
Godavari anicut: "Method of closing the breach of the Ralli division of the Godavari anicut" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 68)
Godavari anicut: "Sections of Godavery Annicut as completed" (facsimile from Professional Papers, Madras Engineers, vol. III) (Walch 1896, facsimile, PDF p. 45)
Godavari delta: "Skeleton map showing the Channels existing and proposed in 1853" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 115)
Godavari delta: "Sketch Map of the Godavari Delta showing positions of the principal irrigation & navigation works" (two halves joined) (Walch 1896, PDF pp. 17-18)
Godavari delta: "Sketch of the Head of the Godavery Delta showing the arrangement of" railways and canals for carrying on the works in 1848-49 (Walch 1896, facsimile, PDF p. 58)
Golconda Fort (Rocco 1929, Pl. II)
Golconda Fort, 1887
Golconda Tombs (Rocco 1929, Pl. VI)
Golconda Tombs and the Citadel (printed caption: "Golconda Fort and Tombs") (Rocco 1929, Pl. V)
Golconda: "Ancient Cannon, Golconda Citadel" (Campbell 1898, p. 240)
Golconda: "Approach to the Ambar Khana, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 242)
Golconda: "Fateh Gate" (Campbell 1898, p. 239)
Golconda: "Gateway to the Juma Musjid" (Campbell 1898, p. 239)
Golconda: "Group of Tombs in Enclosure" (Campbell 1898, p. 251)
Golconda: "Ruins of the King's Palace, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 240)
Golconda: "The Ambar Khana, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 243)
Golconda: "The Banjara Gate, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 237)
Golconda: "The Caravanserai, Golconda Tombs" (Campbell 1898, p. 252)
Golconda: "The Centre Palace, Nav Mahal, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 238)
Golconda: "The King’s ‘Throne,’ Palace Roof, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 241)
Golconda: "The Kings' Tombs, with Golconda in the Background" (Campbell 1898, p. 246)
Golconda: "The Sila Khana, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 242)
Golconda: "Tomb of Haiat Baksh Begum" (Campbell 1898, p. 248)
Golconda: "Tomb of Ibrahim Kutub Shah" (Campbell 1898, p. 250)
Golconda: "Tomb of Mahomed Kuli Kutub Shah" (Campbell 1898, p. 247)
Golconda: "Tomb of Mahomed Kutub Shah" (Campbell 1898, p. 249)
Golconda: "Tomb of Sultan Abdulla Kutub Shah" (Campbell 1898, p. 246)
Golconda: "Tombs of Jamshed Kuli and Kulsum Begum" (Campbell 1898, p. 249)
Golconda: "Unfinished Tomb of Abu-l-Hassan" (Campbell 1898, p. 251)
Golconda: "View from the Citadel, Golconda (showing Tombs)" (Campbell 1898, p. 244)
Golconda: "View from the Citadel, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 233)
Golconda: "View from the Citadel, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 243)
Golconda: "View from the Citadel, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 244)
Golconda: "View of the Citadel and Fort Walls, Golconda, showing the Extension of the Wall made by the First Nizam" (Campbell 1898, p. 241)
Golconda: "View of the Citadel and Fort Walls, Golconda" (Campbell 1898, p. 239)
Gold "Gajapati or elephant pagoda", both sides (V. A. Smith, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Calcutta, Vol. I, 1906, plate XXX, 18)
Gold "new Muhammad Shahi" pagoda of Haidar Ali struck at Gooty, dated 1194 (Henderson 1921, pl. I, No. 3)
Gold coin attributed to Rama Raja, the "Gandikota pagoda": Vishnu standing under a canopy (V. A. Smith, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Vol. I, 1906, plate XXX, 31 (PDF p. 427))
Gold coin No. 100: Siva and Parvati seated; legend Sri Pratapa Sadasiva Raya (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 100 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Gold coin No. 101: Siva and Parvati seated; legend possibly Sri Rama Triramala Raya (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 101 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Gold coin No. 105: Vishnu; legend Sri Venkatesvaraya namah (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 105 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Gold coin No. 79, "South Indian Coins. Pl. III." (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 79 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Gold coin No. 80, "South Indian Coins. Pl. III." (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 80 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Gold coin No. 96: Siva and Parvati seated; Nagari legend Sri Pratapa Harihara (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 96 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Gold coin No. 99: two-headed Gandabherunda bird holding elephants; legend Sri Pratapa Achyuta Raya (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 99 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Gold coin of Muhammad Shah III Bahmani struck at Muhammadabad (Bidar), AH 878 (1473-74), obverse and reverse (Wright, Coins in the Indian Museum, Vol. II (1907), Plate VIII, No. 34)
Gold fanam No. 85 from Rajamahendri, "South Indian Coins. Pl. III." (Elliot, Coins of Southern India, 1886, Plate III, No. 85 (PDF p. 191 of scan 00074712bsb))
Gold fanam of Anantavarma Chodaganga, two faces (V. A. Smith, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum I, Plate XXX, No. 7)
Gold half-pagoda of Krishnadeva Raya: god and goddess seated (V. A. Smith, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Vol. I, 1906, plate XXX, 27 (PDF p. 427))
Gold half-pagoda of Krishnadeva Raya: seated Vishnu with shell (V. A. Smith, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Vol. I, 1906, plate XXX, 28 (PDF p. 427))
Gold mohur of Aurangzeb struck at Golkondah (Golconda), AH 1086, obverse and reverse (Lane-Poole, British Museum catalogue 1892, No. 708, pl. XVIII)
Gold mohur of Farrukhsiyar struck at Sikakul (Chicacole, Srikakulam) (Whitehead 1914, No. 2132, pl. XIII)
Gold mohur of the rebel prince Kam Bakhsh struck at Haidarabad (Hyderabad), AH 1120, obverse and reverse (Lane-Poole 1892, No. 852, pl. XXI)
Gold pagoda of Haidar Ali, the "Bahaduri" pagoda: Siva and Parvati, and Haidar's initial (Henderson 1921, pl. I, No. 1)
Grantha of the 13th-15th centuries: Srirangam inscription of Sundara Pandya and Vijayanagara grants of 1383 and 1424 (Ojha 1918, Plate 56)
Grantha of the Pallavas, 7th century: Mamallapuram, Kanchipuram (Kailasanatha) and Kuram records (Ojha 1918, Plate 52)
Great Temple, Palampet: view from N.-W. (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXVII (a))
Great Temple, Palampet: view from S.-E. (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXVIII (a))
Gudivada: Andhra coins (obverse types) (Rea 1894, Pl. XII)
Gudivada: Andhra coins (reverse types) (Rea 1894, Pl. XIII)
Gudivada: Jaina image (Rea 1894, Pl. XI)
Haidar Ali: Indian portrait in an oval, mid-nineteenth century
Hanamkonda: "Carved Figures, 1,000-Pillared Temple" (Campbell 1898, p. 486)
Hanamkonda: "Detached Hall, 1,000-Pillared Temple, Hanamkonda" (Campbell 1898, p. 481)
Hanamkonda: "Fallen Pavilion, 1,000-Pillared Temple" (Campbell 1898, p. 483)
Hanamkonda: "Inscription, 1,000-Pillared Temple" (Campbell 1898, p. 484)
Hanamkonda: "Pillar with Inscription, 1,000-Pillared Temple" (Campbell 1898, p. 482)
Hanamkonda: "The 1,000-Pillared Temple, Hanamkonda" (Campbell 1898, p. 481)
Hanamkonda: "The 1,000-Pillared Temple, Hanamkonda" (Campbell 1898, p. 486)
Hanamkonda: "The Mosque, Hanamkonda" (Campbell 1898, p. 486)
Headstone inscription of Neknam Khan and inscription over the Azhdaha Paikar gun (No. 73) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 176)
How the Grantha and Tamil letters developed, stage by stage (Ojha 1918, Plate 84)
Hyderabad and Golconda (Baedeker, 1914)
Hyderabad State (Imperial Gazetteer, 1909)
Hyderabad: "‘Rachael Veiled’: The Salar Jung Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 165)
Hyderabad: "A Balcony Window" (Campbell 1898, p. 179)
Hyderabad: "Afzul Gunj General Hospital" (Campbell 1898, p. 216)
Hyderabad: "Afzul Gunj Musjid" (Campbell 1898, p. 216)
Hyderabad: "Ancient Temple, Ambarpet" (Campbell 1898, p. 217)
Hyderabad: "Asman Ghar" (Campbell 1898, p. 218)
Hyderabad: "Bashir Bagh Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 201)
Hyderabad: "Drawing Room, Residence of Faridoonji Jamshedji, Esq" (Campbell 1898, p. 205)
Hyderabad: "Drawing Water" (Campbell 1898, p. 212)
Hyderabad: "Eden Gardens, Chudderghaut" (Campbell 1898, p. 231)
Hyderabad: "Entrance to Main Street, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 161)
Hyderabad: "Establishment of Messrs. A. Abid & Co., Chudderghaut" (Campbell 1898, p. 515)
Hyderabad: "Faluknama Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 224)
Hyderabad: "Fantastic Rock Scene, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 131)
Hyderabad: "Gateway, Asafnagar" (Campbell 1898, p. 209)
Hyderabad: "Gateway, Faluknama Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 224)
Hyderabad: "Gateway, Public Gardens" (Campbell 1898, p. 197)
Hyderabad: "Graves of Sir Salar Jung I. and II" (Campbell 1898, p. 185)
Hyderabad: "H. E. the Nizam's Chow Mahalla" (Campbell 1898, p. 171)
Hyderabad: "H. H. the Nizam's Palace at Lingampali" (Campbell 1898, p. 231)
Hyderabad: "H. H. the Nizam's Private Railway Station" (Campbell 1898, p. 209)
Hyderabad: "Hussain Sagar Bund" (Campbell 1898, p. 198)
Hyderabad: "Hussain Sagar Lake, from the Black Rocks" (Campbell 1898, p. 198)
Hyderabad: "Imperial Pigeon House" (Campbell 1898, p. 170)
Hyderabad: "Interior View, Sir Asman Jah's Palace at Sarurnagar" (Campbell 1898, p. 219)
Hyderabad: "Khana Bagh, Sir Asman Jah's City Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 174)
Hyderabad: "King's Koti" (Campbell 1898, p. 189)
Hyderabad: "Langar Procession (Arab Chiefs)" (Campbell 1898, p. 269)
Hyderabad: "Langar Procession (Arab Standard)" (Campbell 1898, p. 271)
Hyderabad: "Langar Procession (City Kotwal and Police)" (Campbell 1898, p. 267)
Hyderabad: "Langar Procession (Elephant Standard-Bearer)" (Campbell 1898, p. 267)
Hyderabad: "Langar Procession (Irregular Cavalry)" (Campbell 1898, p. 269)
Hyderabad: "Look-out at Ambarpet" (Campbell 1898, p. 218)
Hyderabad: "Malwalas Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 170)
Hyderabad: "Mir Alum Lake" (Campbell 1898, p. 228)
Hyderabad: "Moula Ali Hill" (Campbell 1898, p. 229)
Hyderabad: "Mushk Mahal, Atapur" (Campbell 1898, p. 213)
Hyderabad: "North Gateway, Salar Jung Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 163)
Hyderabad: "Oliphant Bridge" (Campbell 1898, p. 217)
Hyderabad: "Palace of Sir Asman Jah at Sarurnagar" (Campbell 1898, p. 219)
Hyderabad: "Palace of the late Raja Chandu Lall" (Campbell 1898, p. 179)
Hyderabad: "Purana Pul Gate, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 160)
Hyderabad: "Rahut Munzil" (Campbell 1898, p. 205)
Hyderabad: "Raymond's Gun Foundry" (Campbell 1898, p. 196)
Hyderabad: "Raymond's Tomb" (Campbell 1898, p. 218)
Hyderabad: "Reception Room, Bashir Bagh Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 201)
Hyderabad: "Reception Room, Faluknama Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 226)
Hyderabad: "Reception Room, Shapur Wadi" (Campbell 1898, p. 203)
Hyderabad: "Reception Room, Sir Asman Jah's City Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 174)
Hyderabad: "Removing a Dead Elephant" (Campbell 1898, p. 215)
Hyderabad: "Residence of Major Gough" (Campbell 1898, p. 189)
Hyderabad: "Residence of Nawab Akbar Jung Bahadur" (Campbell 1898, p. 206)
Hyderabad: "Residency Gate" (Campbell 1898, p. 187)
Hyderabad: "Ruins of the Kila Kohna, Sarurnagar" (Campbell 1898, p. 221)
Hyderabad: "Scene near Khairatabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 212)
Hyderabad: "Shams-ul-Umara Tombs" (Campbell 1898, p. 221)
Hyderabad: "Shams-ul-Umara Tombs" (Campbell 1898, p. 222)
Hyderabad: "Shapur Wadi" (Campbell 1898, p. 203)
Hyderabad: "Sir Khurshed Jah's Amazon Guards" (Campbell 1898, p. 175)
Hyderabad: "Sir Khurshed Jah's Baradari, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 176)
Hyderabad: "Sir Khurshed Jah's Palace at Lingampali" (Campbell 1898, p. 230)
Hyderabad: "Sir Vikar-ul-Umara's New Palace, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 178)
Hyderabad: "Sir Vikar-ul-Umara's Old Palace, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 178)
Hyderabad: "St. James' Park" (Campbell 1898, p. 204)
Hyderabad: "Staff and Students, Nizam College" (Campbell 1898, p. 190)
Hyderabad: "Street Scene" (Campbell 1898, p. 173)
Hyderabad: "Temple near Atapur" (Campbell 1898, p. 213)
Hyderabad: "The African Body-Guard Marching Past" (Campbell 1898, p. 513)
Hyderabad: "The Afzul Bridge, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 157)
Hyderabad: "The Afzul Gate, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 159)
Hyderabad: "The Aina Khana, Salar Jung Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 164)
Hyderabad: "The Arms Bazaar, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 173)
Hyderabad: "The Ashur Khana, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 162)
Hyderabad: "The Black Rocks" (Campbell 1898, p. 197)
Hyderabad: "The Champa Gate, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 160)
Hyderabad: "The Char Minar, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 158)
Hyderabad: "The Char Minar" (Campbell 1898, p. 168)
Hyderabad: "The Chauk, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 172)
Hyderabad: "The Chini Khana, Salar Jung Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 164)
Hyderabad: "The Delhi Gate" (Campbell 1898, p. 159)
Hyderabad: "The Diamond Jubilee Review: Artillery Marching Past" (Campbell 1898, p. 513)
Hyderabad: "The Fil Khana" (Campbell 1898, p. 215)
Hyderabad: "The Government Guest House, Chudderghaut" (Campbell 1898, p. 515)
Hyderabad: "The Grain Market" (Campbell 1898, p. 161)
Hyderabad: "The Guest House, Salar Jung Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 166)
Hyderabad: "The Gulzar Hauz" (Campbell 1898, p. 167)
Hyderabad: "The Hyderabad Railway Station" (Campbell 1898, p. 143)
Hyderabad: "The Juma Musjid, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 169)
Hyderabad: "The Mecca Musjid, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 169)
Hyderabad: "The Mohurrum (Tenth Day)" (Campbell 1898, p. 264)
Hyderabad: "The Mohurrum, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 263)
Hyderabad: "The Myseram Regiment Marching Past" (Campbell 1898, p. 513)
Hyderabad: "The Nizam College" (Campbell 1898, p. 190)
Hyderabad: "The Old Bridge" (Campbell 1898, p. 214)
Hyderabad: "The Pach Mahalla, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 171)
Hyderabad: "The Public Gardens" (Campbell 1898, p. 196)
Hyderabad: "The Railway Station, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 209)
Hyderabad: "The Residency" (Campbell 1898, p. 186)
Hyderabad: "The Salar Jung Baradari" (Campbell 1898, p. 165)
Hyderabad: "The Shrine, Moula Ali" (Campbell 1898, p. 229)
Hyderabad: "The Sutti Mound, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 162)
Hyderabad: "Tipu's Look-out" (Campbell 1898, p. 206)
Hyderabad: "Tola Musjid, Karwan" (Campbell 1898, p. 211)
Hyderabad: "Tomb of Khairatbai" (Campbell 1898, p. 204)
Hyderabad: "Tomb of Khaja Mushk" (Campbell 1898, p. 211)
Hyderabad: "Tomb of Mahabub Ali, and Mir Alum Lake" (Campbell 1898, p. 228)
Hyderabad: "Tomb of Shams-ul-Umara III" (Campbell 1898, p. 222)
Hyderabad: "Vestibule, Faluknama Palace" (Campbell 1898, p. 226)
Hyderabad: "View at Atapur" (Campbell 1898, p. 214)
Hyderabad: "View from Moula Ali" (Campbell 1898, p. 220)
Hyderabad: "View of City Wall from River Bed" (Campbell 1898, p. 166)
Hyderabad: "Vinery, Sir Khurshed Jah's Baradari, Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 176)
Hyderabad: "Well at Setram Bagh" (Campbell 1898, p. 210)
Ibne Khatoon (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 63)
Ibrahim Adil Shah (II): Deccani portrait, about 1686, from the Witsen album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-39); Dutch title: "Portrait of Ibrahim Adil Shah, who was the first ruler of Bijapur" (the next leaf names his son Sultan Mahmud, that is Muhammad, so this is Ibrahim II)
Inaugration of the Salar Jung Museum by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, c. 1951
Inscribed pillar at the Mukkantesvara temple, Kusumanchi
Inscription inside the Eastern gateway (No. 4), mosque of Miyan Mishk, Hyderabad (Bilgrami 1927, p. 84)
Inscription on a square pillar at Uparpalli, in front of the main temple (first two faces) (Barnett 1919)
Inscription on a square pillar at Uparpalli, in front of the main temple (remaining faces) (Barnett 1919)
Inscription on the facade of Makka Gate, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 121)
Inscription on the wall of Musa Burj, Golconda Fort (Bilgrami 1927, p. 154)
Inscription on the wooden panels of Hira Masjid, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 170)
Inscription over the doorway of Masjid Safa, Golconda Fort (Bilgrami 1927, p. 110)
Inscription over the doorway of Miyan Mishk's grave chamber (No. 5), Hyderabad (Bilgrami 1927, p. 85)
Inscription over the grave of Fatima Sultan (No. 57), Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 138)
Inscription over the sarcophagus of Sultan Quli I (No. 45), Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 111)
Inscription over the Western gateway (No. 1), mosque of Miyan Mishk, Hyderabad (Bilgrami 1927, p. 79)
Inscription over the Western wall of the Fort, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 133)
Inscriptions cut on a wall of the Madhukesvara (Mukhalingesvara) temple group at Mukhalingam
Inscriptions from Mian Mishk's Tomb, Hyderabad, including "(b) Inscription over the western doorway" (Pl. XX) (Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917-18, Pl. XX (PDF p. 85))
Inscriptions of Ramappa temple, Palampet (pillar inscription, first two faces) (Barnett 1919)
Inscriptions of Ramappa temple, Palampet (pillar inscription, remaining faces) (Barnett 1919)
Inscriptions on the head and footstones and over the sarcophagus of Md. Amin's grave, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 126)
Inscriptions on the head and footstones of Ibrahim Qutbshah's grave, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 123)
Interior of Temple at the eastern end of the Ramappa Lake Band, Palampet (Warangal) (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXVII (b))
Interior of the Temple at Uparpalle, Warangal District (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXIX (a))
Interior view of the palace, Kondapalli, Kistna District, 1898
Jaggayyapeta inscriptions, Nos. 1 and 2 (Burgess 1887, Pl. LXII)
Jaggayyapeta inscriptions, Nos. 3-5 (Burgess 1887, Pl. LXIII)
Jaggayyapeta: four slabs and a pilaster (Burgess 1887, Pl. LV)
Jamb of Door, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXVIII (b))
James Rennell, "The Peninsula of India ... exhibiting the partition of the territories of the late Tippoo Sultaun, according to the treaty of 1792 ... and that of 1799" (London, 1800), Royal Museums Greenwich K1047
Joseph François Dupleix, Governor of Pondicherry 1742–54: engraved portrait after E. Ronjat (Guizot, A Popular History of France, Vol. VI)
Kaart van Zuid-India Nova tabula terrarum Cucan, Canara, Malabaria, Madura, & Coromandella, cum parte septentrionali insulae Ceylon, in mari Indico Orientali edente Hadriano Relando (titel op object), NG-501-71
Kalamkari rumal, Golconda, c. 1640–50
Kalinga script mixed with Nagari: Parlakimedi grant of the Ganga king Vajrahasta (Ojha 1918, Plate 59)
Kalinga script: grants of the Eastern Ganga kings Indravarman (Achyutapuram, Chicacole) and Devendravarman (Ojha 1918, Plate 57)
Kalinga script: two grants of the Eastern Ganga king Devendravarman II (Ojha 1918, Plate 58)
Kandukuri Veeresalingam, an old photograph
Khairat Khan (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 58)
Khairatabad Mosque, Hyderabad, photograph by Lala Deen Dayal, 1880s (British Library)
Khawas Khan "the Abyssinian", commander-in-chief (peshwa) of Sultan Mahmud of Bijapur: Deccani portrait, about 1686, Witsen album, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-42)
Kondavid-drug near Guntur, 19 February 1804 (drawing signed "W.R.")
Kotagiri plates of the reign of the Kakatiya queen Rudramamba, A.D. 1273: First plate: first side (Kotagiri Plates 1925)
Kotagiri plates of the reign of the Kakatiya queen Rudramamba, A.D. 1273: First plate: second side (Kotagiri Plates 1925)
Kotagiri plates of the reign of the Kakatiya queen Rudramamba, A.D. 1273: Second plate: first side (Kotagiri Plates 1925)
Kotagiri plates of the reign of the Kakatiya queen Rudramamba, A.D. 1273: Second plate: second side (Kotagiri Plates 1925)
Kotagiri plates of the reign of the Kakatiya queen Rudramamba, A.D. 1273: Third plate: first side (Kotagiri Plates 1925)
Lead coins of "Vasisthiputra Sri Candra-Sati" and "Gautamiputra Sri-Yajna-Satakarni" from the Kistna and Godavari districts (Rapson 1908, Pl. VI)
Line 1 of the Chikkulla plates of Vikramendravarman II: "Om svasti Vijaya-Lendulura-vasakad=bhagavatah Sriparvvata-" (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate, detail)
Line 1 of the Thousand Pillar Temple inscription of Rudradeva, Hanamkonda, 1163: "Om Svasti Srir=vvijayas=ch=abhyudayas=cha bhavatu" (Indian Antiquary XI, Plate I, detail)
Line 26 of the Chikkulla plates, with the old numeral symbols for 10, 8 and 5 in the date (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate, detail)
Line 6 of the Hanamkonda inscription, with the year "Saka-varshamulu 1084" in Telugu-Kannada figures (Indian Antiquary XI, Plate I, detail)
Lithograph of an emblem face of the Potavaram copper-plate grant of the Gajapati Purushottama: crescent moon, sun and the bull Nandi with a linga (Transactions of the Literary Society of Madras, Part I, 1827)
Lithograph of the first inscribed face of the Potavaram copper-plate grant of the Gajapati Purushottama, Saka 1412 (Transactions of the Literary Society of Madras, Part I, 1827)
Main Temple of Ghanapur (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1931-33, Pl. IV (b); described in the report for 1932-33, pp. 53-54)
Main Temple of Ramappa (Palampet): After Restoration (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1931-32, Pl. II (b))
Major-General Sir Thomas Munro, later Governor of Madras, in general officer's uniform: portrait by Martin Archer Shee, 1819 (National Army Museum)
Mallikarjuna temple mandapa, Inavolu
Map of Amaravati in Guntur with the adjacent villages, and the diamond mines of Partiyala (reduced from the survey of 1816) (Burgess 1887, Pl. II)
Map of Amravati in Guntoor & of Purtyall & the diamond mines, with the villages adjacent, reduced from the original survey in 1816 (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XLVI)
Map of part of the Northern Circars, 1793
Map of peninsular India with the kingdom of Golconda coloured, published by the Homann Heirs, Nuremberg, 1733 (University of Michigan, Clark Library)
Map of Peninsular India, c. 1800
Map of the "Godavari District (Agency Tracts)" (Hemingway 1907, PDF p. 4)
Map of the Godavari District (plains), folding map (Hemingway 1907, PDF p. 3)
Mecca Masjid, Hyderabad, 1880s
Medak: "Hindu Temple, Medak" (Campbell 1898, p. 472)
Medak: "Hindu Temple, Medak" (Campbell 1898, p. 473)
Mir Alam tank from its west bank, photograph by Lala Deen Dayal, 1880s
Mir Alam tank, drawing by J. F. Hurst, 1888
Modern Malayalam, Tulu and Tamil scripts (Ojha 1918, Plate 81)
Modern Oriya (Odia), Gujarati and Modi (Marathi) scripts (Ojha 1918, Plate 79)
Mogalrajapuram "Temple No. 5", detail A (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate VII (d) (PDF p. 66))
Mogalrajapuram temple No. V, detail B: frieze of geese (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate VII (e) (PDF p. 66))
Motupalli pillar inscription of Ganapatideva, A.D. 1244-45 (part of the plate) (Epigraphia Indica XII, plate (PDF p. 258))
Mud Walls, Warangal Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XVII (a))
Muhammad Ali Khan Walajah, Nawab of Arcot: full-length portrait by Tilly Kettle, 1770s (Norfolk Museums)
Muhammad Ali Khan Walajah, Nawab of Arcot: portrait miniature by John Smart, 1791
Muhammad Amin, qal'adar of Golconda: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-33); Dutch title: "Portrait of Muhammad Amin, who was fort commander (qal'adar) of Golconda under both Sultan Abdullah and Sultan Abul Hasan"
Muhammad Ibrahim (later Mahabat Khan): Deccani portrait, c. 1686, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-29); Dutch title: "Portrait of Muhammad Ibrahim; first he served as commander of the Karnatak; then he became commander of the cavalry, and now as commander he wages war against Aurangzeb"
Muhammad Quli V (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 131)
Muhammad Quli: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-20); Dutch title: "Portrait of Muhammad Quli, son of Ibrahim; after his father he ruled Golconda"
Muhammad Sultan ("Sultanji"): Deccani portrait, c. 1686, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-10); Dutch title: "Portrait of Sultanji, the eldest son of Aurangzeb, the son-in-law of Sultan Abdullah; Aurangzeb imprisoned him and he also died in that captivity"
Mukandesvara Temple, Pillalmari: General View (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VII (b))
Mustafa Khan, commander-in-chief of Sultan Mahmud of Bijapur: Deccani portrait, about 1686, Witsen album, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-43)
Nagarjunakonda: "A Chakravartti and his family as Buddhist disciples" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXIX (d))
Nagarjunakonda: "A Chakravartti and his family being converted to Buddhism" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXIX (e))
Nagarjunakonda: "A Chakravartti and his wife converted to Buddhism (Stupa 2)" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XL (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "A Chakravartti denouncing Brahmanism" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXIX (c))
Nagarjunakonda: "A Chakravartti in his palace (Stupa 9)" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXIX (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "A Chakravartti renouncing his kingdom" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXIX (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "A Chakravartti, denouncing Brahmanism (Stupa 2)" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XL (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "Ayaka panel from Stupa 9" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XL (c))
Nagarjunakonda: "Bas-relief from Stupa No. 2" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. LII (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "Beam A, panels 1-4" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. LI)
Nagarjunakonda: "Beam A, panels 5-7" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. LI(a) (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "Beam A, panels 5-7" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. LI(a) (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "Beam A, panels 5-7" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. LI(a) (c))
Nagarjunakonda: "Beam B, end panel" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. LI(a) (d))
Nagarjunakonda: "Carved ayaka-pillar" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLVI (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "Casting the horoscope" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLVIII (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "Mahaparinirvana" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. L (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "Nagarjunikonda: Site No. 1, showing broken pillars on west side of stupa" (ASI Annual Report 1926-27, Pl. XXXVII (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "Nagarjunikonda: Site No. 1, showing wheel-shaped foundation of stupa" (ASI Annual Report 1926-27, Pl. XXXVII (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "Nagarjunikonda. ... Excavated Monastery and Apsidal Temple" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. L (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "Outer wall of the Great Stupa (findspot of relics marked by a cross)" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLV (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "Plan of the Great Stupa (findspot of relics marked by a cross)" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLV (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "Queen Maya's dream (Stupa 9)" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXIX (f))
Nagarjunakonda: "Relics recovered from Stupa 6: 1. silver casket; 2. bone relic; 3. gold reliquary. Actual size" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXVII d)
Nagarjunakonda: "Representation of a Buddhist stupa (Stupa 9)" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XL (d))
Nagarjunakonda: "Representation of a stupa" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLVII (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "Representation of a stupa" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLVII (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "Sculptured slab from Stupa No. 2" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. LII (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "Small gold medallions found with the relics recovered from Stupa 6" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXVII e)
Nagarjunakonda: "The Buddha relics after cleaning and showing (1) the bone relic and (2) the gold box" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLVI (c))
Nagarjunakonda: "The Buddha relics when first discovered" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLVI (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "The First Sermon" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. L (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "The Great Renunciation" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. L (d))
Nagarjunakonda: "The Great Stupa at Nagarjunikonda" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. L (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "The Nativity and the Seven Steps" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLVIII (a))
Nagarjunakonda: "The Sasa Jataka (Stupa 9)" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXVII f)
Nagarjunakonda: "The Temptation" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. L (c))
Nagarjunakonda: "The Temptation" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLIX (b))
Nagarjunakonda: "To right: The child being presented to Asita; to left: Siddhartha's visit to the Temple" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLIX (a))
Nagarjunakonda: ayaka-pillar inscription B 1 (south side, first pillar) (Epigraphia Indica XX)
Nagarjunakonda: ayaka-pillar inscription B 2 (south side, second pillar) (Epigraphia Indica XX)
Nagarjunakonda: ayaka-pillar inscription C-2 (west side, second pillar), gift of Mahadevi Bapisirinika, queen of King Siri-Virapurisadata (Epigraphia Indica XX)
Nagarjunakonda: ayaka-pillar inscription C-4 (west side, fourth pillar), gift of Mahadevi Chhathisiri, queen of King Siri-Virapurisadata (Epigraphia Indica XX)
Nagarjunakonda: inscription F, sections 3 and 4 (floor of apsidal shrine No. II) (Epigraphia Indica XX)
Nagarjunakonda: inscription H, lines 1-9 (stone pillar found at Kottampalugu) (Epigraphia Indica XX)
Nagarjunakonda: inscription H, lines 9-14 (stone pillar found at Kottampalugu) (Epigraphia Indica XX)
Nandi pavilion, Thousand Pillar Temple, 1850-1886
Nandi under a porch, Thousand Pillar Temple, 1850-1886
Narasimhadeva Temple, Pillalmari (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VI (a))
Narasimhadeva Temple, Pillalmari: Interior (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VI (b))
Naskh inscription, Jamay Masjid, City (Hyderabad) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 26)
Nastaliq inscription, Jamay Masjid, City (Hyderabad) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 27)
Neknam Khan (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 177)
Neknam Khan: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-25); Dutch title: "Portrait of Neknam Khan; he was vizier of Sultan Abdullah and served as commander (sar-lashkar) of the Karnatak after Mir Jumla"
Nellore District map showing the distribution of inscriptions (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, PDF p. 7)
Northern Madras Presidency (Imperial Gazetteer, 1909)
Numeral table: numerals of the scripts derived from Brahmi and of Kharoshthi; new-style numerals 1 to 9 and 0 (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 76)
Numeral table: old- and new-style numerals (1000 to 70000, and mixed numerals) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 75)
Numeral table: old-style numerals of Brahmi and derived scripts (1 to 9 and 10 to 90) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 72)
Numeral table: old-style numerals of Brahmi and derived scripts (10 to 90) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 73)
Numeral table: old-style numerals of Brahmi and derived scripts (100 to 900) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 74)
Numeral table: old-style numerals of Brahmi and the scripts derived from it (1 to 9) (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 71)
Omgodu grant of Vijaya-Skandavarman II, 33rd year: the remaining plates (Epigraphia Indica XV)
Palm-leaf manuscripts: "Tamil, c. 1600" and "Grantha, c. 1600; from Tanjore No. 9594" (Burnell 1878, Pl. XXXIII, left half)
Palm-leaf manuscripts: "Telugu, c. 1670; from Tanjore No. 9531" and "Nandinagari, c. 1550; from Tanjore No. 11894" (Burnell 1878, Pl. XXXI, left half)
Palm-leaf manuscripts: "Telugu, c. 1670; from Tanjore No. 9531" and "Nandinagari, c. 1550; from Tanjore No. 11894" (Burnell 1878, Pl. XXXI, right half)
Pavilion of the Ramappa foundation inscription pillar
Pierced screen and carved jamb at a doorway, Thousand Pillar Temple, 1850-1886
Pierced screen and pillar, Thousand Pillar Temple, 1850-1886
Pillared hall on a hill at Rachakonda Fort
Pillared pavilion in Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Pillared ruin at Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Plan and section of the tope at Amaravati, from a survey made by Colonel Mackenzie in 1817 (Burgess 1887, Pl. III)
Plan and section of the tope at Amravati, from Colonel Mackenzie's survey in 1817 (left half of folding plate) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XLVII)
Plan and section of the tope at Amravati, from Colonel Mackenzie's survey in 1817 (right half of folding plate) (Fergusson 1868, Pl. XLVII)
Plan de Masulipatnam et environs - par le capitaine du génie Leveux - btv1b53030090v
Plan of Golconda Fort, 1693
Plan of Hyderabad, 1854
Plan of the Fort of Warangal, 1793
Plan of the Panchisvara Temple at Pangal, Nalgonda District (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. I)
Plan of the storm "on the night of the 7th April 1759 by the English troops under the command of Lt. Col. Forde" (Masulipatam) (Mackenzie 1883, folding plan, PDF p. 2)
Plan of the stupa at Amaravati, from a survey made in December 1881 (Burgess 1887, Pl. IV)
Plan of the Tombs ("Rough plan of Golconda Tombs") (Rocco 1929, Pl. IX)
Prince Kam Bakhsh: oval bust portrait on an album page, Mughal, c. 1700 (Royal Collection Trust, "Painting of a falcon and portrait of Kam Bakhsh")
Principal street, Hyderabad, 1880s
Punch-marked coins, silver and copper (Smith 1906, Pl. XIX, Nos. 1-12)
Ring and seal of the Karda plates of Kakka II, A.D. 972: the god Siva seated cross-legged (Indian Antiquary XII, plate 18 (side IIb and seal), facing pp. 266–267, second page; PDF p. 305 of the archive.org scan in.ernet.dli.2015.176349)
Ruined Nandi Pavilion, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXIII (b))
Ruined Siva temple at Khammampalli
Ruined temple in Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Ruined Temple, North of Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXIII (c))
Ruined Temple: N.-W. of Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXIII (a))
Ruins of the Old Temple, Warangal Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XVI (a))
Saf-shikan Khan: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-18); Dutch title: "Portrait of Saf-shikan Khan, who has been vizier of Aurangzeb"
Salihundam: "Restored plan of small stupa" and "Plan of chaitya" (Madras Archaeological Report 1919-20, Fig. 2)
Sayyid Makhdum Sharza Khan, "who was vizier of Bijapur": Deccani portrait, about 1686, Witsen album, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-45)
Sculptured base of the south gopura of the Ramalingesvara temple, Tadpatri, photographed by Edmund David Lyon about 1868
Seal of the "Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II." (Gundugolanu grant) (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at pp. 248-249 (PDF p. 286))
Seal of the "Eastern Chalukya grant of the 18th year of Jayasimha I." (Indian Antiquary XIII, plate at p. 138 (PDF p. 159))
Seal of the "Eastern Chalukya grant of the fifth year of Vishnuvardhana II." (Indian Antiquary VII, plate at p. 190 (PDF p. 247))
Seal of the Garavapadu grant of Ganapatideva, Saka 1182 (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate "Garavapadu Grant of Ganapatideva: Saka 1182")
Seal of the Mayidavolu plates of Sivaskandavarman: "Mayidavolu Plates (Vol. VI, No. 8)", from the plate "Seals. Full-size" (Epigraphia Indica VI, plate of seals printed with No. 28 (PDF p. 369 of the archive.org scan EpigraphiaIndicaVol6))
Second page of C. P. Brown's Cyclic Tables (1850): A.D. 1002 to 1057, Saka 924 to 979, cycle years 36 Subhacrit to 60 Xaya and 1 Prabhava to 31 Hevilambi
Secunderabad: "Balancing Rocks, Secunderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 132)
Secunderabad: "The Clock Tower" (Campbell 1898, p. 256)
Secunderabad: "The Secunderabad Railway Station" (Campbell 1898, p. 144)
Shah Alam (Muhammad Muazzam, later the emperor Bahadur Shah): Deccani portrait, c. 1686, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-11); Dutch title: "Portrait of Shah Alam, son of Aurangzeb born after Sultanji; he was first governor (subagar) of the Deccan; after marching against Sambaji, the son of Sivaji, he has now turned against Sultan Abu'l-Hasan and wages war with him"
Shikast inscription tablet over the Eastern gateway (No. 3), mosque of Miyan Mishk, Hyderabad (Bilgrami 1927, p. 81)
Shitab Khan's Hall: view from N.-W., Warangal Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XV (b))
Shitab Khan's inscription from Warangal Fort: first face (Sastri 1932, Pl. III)
Shitab Khan's inscription from Warangal Fort: fourth face (Sastri 1932, Pl. VI)
Shitab Khan's inscription from Warangal Fort: second face (Sastri 1932, Pl. IV)
Shitab Khan's inscription from Warangal Fort: third face (Sastri 1932, Pl. V)
Shivaji: Deccani portrait, 1680–1687, British Museum 1974,0617,0.11.12, recorded by the museum as made in the Deccan and acquired at Golconda
Shivaji: Deccani portrait, c. 1675–85, folio 46 of the Witsen album, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-46); the Dutch inscription names him "Siwagii, Vorst in Decam" and links his son Sambhaji with Abul Hasan, king of Golconda
Shrine doorway inside the Thousand Pillar Temple (negative 57), 1850-1886
Shrine doorway, Thousand Pillar Temple, 1850-1886
Sikhara, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXIX (b))
Silver portrait coins of Gautamiputra Sri-Yajna-Satakarni, catalogued under Surastra (Rapson 1908, Pl. VII, row 4)
Silver rupee of Aurangzeb struck at Golkondah (Golconda), AH 1069, regnal year 1, obverse and reverse (Lane-Poole 1892, No. 726, pl. XIX)
Silver rupee of Aurangzeb struck at Haidarabad "Daru-l-jihad", AH 1099 (Whitehead, Panjab Museum catalogue 1914, No. 1680, pl. XI)
Silver rupee of Aurangzeb struck at Machhlipatan (Machilipatnam), AH 1118, regnal year 51 (Whitehead 1914, No. 1898, pl. XI)
Silver rupee of Aurangzeb struck at Masulipatan (Machilipatnam), regnal year 44, obverse and reverse (Lane-Poole 1892, No. 822, pl. XX)
Small gold coins of Farrukhsiyar from the Deccan mints of Imtiyazgarh (Adoni), regnal year 3, and Guti (Gooty), AH 1128 (Lane-Poole 1892, Nos. 900a and 901, pl. XXII)
Small gold coins of Muhammad Adil Shah (Cousens 1916, pl. CXV, row 1, "Muhammad (Gold)")
Somesvara temple, Mukhalingam, with a Nandi in front
Somesvara Temple, Pillalmari: General View (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. V (a))
Somesvara Temple, Pillalmari: Interior (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. V (b))
South Indian coins, Nos. 1-10 (detail): copper and gold spherules (1-2), silver punch-marked pieces, "salakas, puranas, or eldlings" (3-6), and early gold pieces (7-10) (Elliot 1886, Pl. I)
Square and round lead coins with a lion and a tree in railing, name uncertain ("perhaps Sakasada or Sakasena"), Kistna and Godavari districts (Rapson 1908, Pl. III, G.P. 2-3, Nos. 36-38)
Sripada, salika, casket, &c., from Amaravati; caskets from other places in the Krishna District, three pilasters and two slabs from Jaggayyapeta (Burgess 1887, Pl. LIII)
Statue of Brahma Nayudu on the Tank Bund, Hyderabad (photograph by Chavakiran, Wikimedia Commons)
Stone gateway (torana), Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Stone gateway with trees behind, Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Stupa mound at Nagarjunakonda before excavation, 1927–28
Sultan Abdulla Qutb Shah: the VIIth King of Golconda (Rocco 1929, Pl. I)
Sultan Abdullah VII (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 173)
Sultan Abdullah: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-22); Dutch title: "Portrait of Sultan Abdullah, son of Sultan Muhammad Quli; after his father he ruled Golconda"
Sultan Abul Hasan: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-23); Dutch title: "Portrait of Sultan Abul Hasan, the son-in-law of Sultan Abdullah; the father of Abul Hasan was the son-in-law of Ibrahim Padshah"
Sultan Ibrahim: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-19B); Dutch title: "Portrait of Sultan Ibrahim, son of Bara Malik, ruled Golconda after his father"
Sultan Mahmud (Muhammad Adil Shah): Deccani portrait, about 1686, Witsen album, Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-40); Dutch title: "Portrait of Sultan Mahmud, son of Ibrahim Adil Shah; after his father he was ruler of Bijapur"
Sultan Muhammad: Deccani portrait, c. 1686, from an album in the Rijksmuseum (RP-T-00-3186-21); Dutch title: "Portrait of Sultan Muhammad Quli, son of Muhammad Quli Padshah; after his father he ruled Golconda"
Syed Muzaffar (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 77)
Syed Shah Raju (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 74)
Table of compound letters: each Telugu consonant with each vowel sign (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 17)
Table of present-day Telugu, Kannada and Grantha scripts (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 80)
Table of the derivation of the present-day Bengali and Kannada scripts (Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala, 1918, Plate 83)
Tamil of the 11th-15th centuries: Tirumalai rock inscription of Rajendra Chola I and later records of 1387 and 1482 (Ojha 1918, Plate 62)
Telugu map of India in the seventh century AD with Hiuen Tsang's route ("క్రీ.శ. 7వ శతాబ్దములో హిందూదేశము") (Veerabhadra Rao 1910, printed p. 244 (PDF p. 284))
Telugu numerals with their names and English figures (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 68)
Temple ruins at Jakaram during restoration
Temple, West of Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXIII (d))
The 35 Telugu consonants (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 14)
The 3rd band of Muhammad Amin's grave, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 127)
The abjad numerical values of the Arabic letters (Hughes, A Dictionary of Islam, 1885, p. 3, s.v. "Abjad")
The Banjara Gate, Golconda
The Deccan in James Rennell's "Map of Hindoostan, or the Mogul Empire" (London, 1788): detail with Golconda, Telingana, Visiapour, Adoni, Dowlatabad, Berar and the Circars
The dome of Jamshed Quli II, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 120)
The eight Telugu consonants whose subscribed (conjunct) forms differ from their normal shape (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 22)
The Empire of Asoka, 250 B.C. (Smith 1920, map at end)
The Great Mosque of Golconda Tombs (Bilgrami 1927, p. 167)
The hills of Rachakonda Fort
The palace at Kollapur
The palace of the rajas of Wanaparthy
The Peshwa Madhavrao I: portrait attributed to Bhoj Raj, 1763, Yale Center for British Art
The Qutb Shahi tombs and Golconda fort, ink drawing ascribed to Philip Meadows Taylor, c. 1830 (British Library)
The sixty years of the cycle of Jupiter, with the matching twelve-year-cycle names and mean signs of Jupiter (Sewell and Dikshit, The Indian Calendar, 1896, Table XII)
The Telugu vowels: initial forms and the secondary forms (vowel signs) joined to consonants (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 14)
The Thousand Pillar Temple, Hanamkonda, with fallen stones, about 1885
The Tirupati Venkata Kavulu, photograph in their book Kalaguragampa (1929)
Thousand Pillar Temple below the hill, 1850-1886
Thousand Pillar Temple with a tree on the roof, 1850-1886
Thousand Pillar Temple, Hanamkonda, from the side, 1850-1886
Throne at the palace, Kondapalli, Kistna District, 1898
Tipu Sultan: Indian portrait, about 1792, once owned by Richard Wellesley, now in the British Library
Tiruvalangadu plates of Rajendra I, plate vi, second side: lines 160-172 of the Sanskrit portion (South-Indian Inscriptions III, pt. III, 1920, Plate XIV)
Title page of C. P. Brown's "The Verses of Vemana" (1911 reprint of the 1829 edition)
Title page of G. V. Ramamurti's "Telugu-Savara Dictionary" (Madras, 1914)
Title page of Vivekavardhini, Rajahmundry, February 1878
Toli Masjid, Hyderabad (No. 23) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 67)
Toli Masjid, Hyderabad: Persian inscription of Musa Khan with the chronogram "Built the mosque in the name of God", 1082 AH (1671) (Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917-18, Pl. XX (a))
Tomb of Abdulla Qutb Shah (Rocco 1929, Pl. VIII)
Tomb of Jamshid Quli Qutb Shah (Rocco 1929, Pl. VII)
Tombs of the kings at Golconda, 1868–90
Top of a stone gateway, Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Tower of the Madhavaraya temple in the Gandikota fort (2006)
Trikuta temple at Kondaparthi
Trikuta temple ruins at Katakshapur
Trikuta temple ruins at Nidigonda
Undavalli temple: "Anantasayana" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XII (PDF p. 76))
Undavalli temple: "Vaishnava Alvars" and "Alvars, Lakshmi, Vishnu" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XII (PDF p. 76))
Upper part of a stone gateway, Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Upstairs at the palace, Kondapalli, Kistna District, 1898
Veeresalingam's entry on Muddupalani in "Andhra Kavula Charitramu", Part III (p. 100)
Veeresalingam's entry on Tarigonda Venkamma in "Andhra Kavula Charitramu", Part III (p. 218)
Vengi, the Krishna and the coast south to Kanchi and Tondamandalam: detail of "A Map of Southern India shewing the territories of the ancient dynasties according to the best authorities" (Elliot 1886, folding map, PDF p. 185)
View from a hill in Warangal Fort over water and fields, 1850-1886
View from a hill in Warangal Fort, 1850-1886
Virupaksha temple complex, Hampi, photographed by Alexander Greenlaw in 1856
Walls and a gateway of Rachakonda Fort
Warangal: "Half-buried Temple, Warangal" (Campbell 1898, p. 479)
Warangal: "Hyderabad Gate, Warangal" (Campbell 1898, p. 476)
Warangal: "Inner Western Gate, Warangal Fort" (Campbell 1898, p. 478)
Warangal: "The Gate of Victory, Warangal" (Campbell 1898, p. 477)
Warangal: "The Subadar's Residence, Warangal" (Campbell 1898, p. 494)
Yanaon (Yanam) on the Godavari: engraving by Louis Le Breton, 1857
Yanaon (Yanam), the French settlement on the Godavari: engraving of 1835- The Empire of Asoka, 250 B.C. (1920)
- Sketch map of the dominions of the Andhras & Western Ksatrapas, c. 150 A.D. (1908)
- Map to Illustrate Polo's Chapters on India (1903)
- S. India, General Political Position, Period A.D. 1336–1570 (1900)
- A Map of India showing Tavernier's Routes and the Sites of the Diamond Mines mentioned by him (1889)
- Sketch Map of the Godavari Delta showing positions of the principal irrigation & navigation works (1896)
- Map of the Kingdom of Beejapoor, shewing its probable boundary before and after the Battle of Talikota, A.D. 1565 (1866)
- Hyderabad (map in the Imperial Gazetteer of India, Provincial Series: Hyderabad State) (1909)
- The peninsula of India, from the Kistnah River to Cape Comorin; exhibiting the partition of the territories of the late Tippoo Sultaun, according to the treaty of 1792 ... and that of 1799 (1800)
- District of Nellore and Ongole at the date of the assumption in 1801 (1873)
- Madras Presidency (key map), Census of India, 1931, Vol. XIV, Madras, Part I (1932)
- Census 1931 Map of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (Census of India 1931, Vol. XXIII, Part I: Report) (1933)
- Part of the Telugu Country, including Masulipatam, Guntoor, & Rajahmundry (Church Missionary Atlas, 3rd edition) (1862)
- Natural Earth 1:10m vector data (states, rivers, lakes)
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"1. Candraśēkhara Temple - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 1 (PDF p. 59))
"10. Temple to the West of the High School - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 10 (PDF p. 67))
"11. Temple to the West of the High School - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 11 (PDF p. 69))
"12. Indra - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 12 (PDF p. 69))
"13. Sūrya - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 13 (PDF p. 71))
"14. Sūrya - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 14 (PDF p. 71))
"15. Viṣṇu - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 15 (PDF p. 73))
"16. Bikkavōlu - Mahiṣamardani" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 16 (PDF p. 73))
"17. Sūrya - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 17 (PDF p. 73))
"18. Female Deity - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 18 (PDF p. 73))
"19. Viṣṇu - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 19 (PDF p. 75))
"2. Gōlingēśvara Temple - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 2 (PDF p. 59))
"2. Manchikallu Inscription of Pallava Simhavarman" (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate with No. 8, "Two Inscriptions from Guntur District" (PDF p. 137))
"20. Kaumārī - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 20 (PDF p. 75))
"21. Bovine Deity - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 21 (PDF p. 77))
"22. West Gōpuram - Bhīmēśvara Temple - Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 22 (PDF p. 77))
"23. North Gōpura - Bhīmēśvara Temple - Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 23 (PDF p. 79))
"24. South Gōpura - Bhīmēśvara Temple - Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 24 (PDF p. 79))
"25. Maṇṭapa in the North-east Corner of outer enclosure - Bhīmēśvara Temple, Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 25 (PDF p. 81))
"26. Kālabhairava Shrine - Bhīmēśvara Temple, Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 26 (PDF p. 83))
"27. Nandi Maṇṭapa - Bhīmēśvara Temple, Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 27 (PDF p. 85))
"28. Southern entrance to inner enclosure - Bhīmēśvara Temple - Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 28 (PDF p. 87))
"29. Miniature Shrine - Bhīmēśvara Temple - Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 29 (PDF p. 89))
"3. Rājarājēśvara Temple - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 3 (PDF p. 61))
"30. Māṇikyāmba Shrine - Bhīmēśvara Temple, Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 30 (PDF p. 91))
"31. Vimāna - Bhīmēśvara Temple - Drākshārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 31 (PDF p. 93))
"32. Northern Entrance to Outer Enclosure - Ch. Bhīmavaram, E. G. Dt." (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 32 (PDF p. 95))
"33. Western Entrance to Outer Enclosure—Ch. Bhīmavaram, E. G. Dt." (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 33 (PDF p. 97))
"34. Miniature Temple - Ch. Bhīmēśvaram, E. G. Dt." (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 34 (PDF p. 99))
"35. Nandi Maṇṭapa - Ch Bhīmavaram, E. G. Dt." (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 35 (PDF p. 101))
"36. Entrance to Groundfloor—Ch. Bhīmēśvara Temple—Ch. Bhīmavaram, E. G. Dt." (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 36 (PDF p. 103))
"37. Maṇṭapa in the North-east Corner—Ch. Bhīmavaram, E. G. Dt." (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 37 (PDF p. 105))
"38. South Wall - Sōmēśvara Temple - Sōmārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 38 (PDF p. 107))
"39. East & North Wall - Sōmēśvara Temple - Sōmārāma" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 39 (PDF p. 109))
"4. Wall Projection - Candraśēkhara Temple - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 4 (PDF p. 61))
"40. Vimāna - Sōmēśwara Temple - Sōmārāma, Bhimavaram, W. G. Dt." (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 40 (PDF p. 111))
"41. Vimāna - Rāmalingēśwara Temple - Pālakol" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 41 (PDF p. 113))
"42. Pillar with Sculpture - Pālakollu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 42 (PDF p. 115))
"43. Amarēśvara Temple - Amarāvati - South Gōpura" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 43 (PDF p. 115))
"44. Outer Enclosure - Amarāvati" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 44 (PDF p. 117))
"45. Amarēśvara Temple—Amarāvati—Inner Enclosure" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 45 (PDF p. 119))
"46. Walls of the Temple - Amarāvati" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 46 (PDF p. 121))
"47. Bhīmēśvara Temple - Chēbrōlu - Front view" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 47 (PDF p. 123))
"48. Bhīmēśvara Temple - Chēbrōlu - North Side view" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 48 (PDF p. 125))
"49. Bhīmēśvara Temple - Chēbrōlu–Central Part of North Wall" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 49 (PDF p. 127))
"5. Back Wall - Candraśēkhara Temple - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 5 (PDF p. 63))
"50. Bhīmēśvara Temple - Chēbrōlu - Projection of South Wall" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 50 (PDF p. 129))
"51. Kumāra - Chēbrōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 51 (PDF p. 129))
"6. Left Wall - Candraśēkhara Temple - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 6 (PDF p. 63))
"7. Left Wall - Gōlingēśvara Temple - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 7 (PDF p. 65))
"8. Right Wall - Gōlingēśvara Temple - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 8 (PDF p. 65))
"9. Temple on the Vūlapalli Road - Bikkavōlu" (M. Rama Rao, Eastern Calukyan Temples of Andhra Desa, 1964, Fig. 9 (PDF p. 67))
"A side elevation of Bhimeshwar Temple" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 8)
"Alampur inscription of Bhuvanaikamalla" (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 34, left (PDF p. 224))
"Alampur inscription of Trailokyamalla" (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 34, right (PDF p. 224))
"Amudalapadu Plates of Vikramaditya I, Year 5", plate i (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 182 and 183 (PDF p. 265))
"Amudalapadu Plates of Vikramaditya I, Year 5", plate ii a (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 182 and 183 (PDF p. 265))
"Amudalapadu Plates of Vikramaditya I, Year 5", plate ii b (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 182 and 183 (PDF p. 265))
"Amudalapadu Plates of Vikramaditya I, Year 5", plate iii a (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 182 and 183 (PDF p. 266))
"Amudalapadu Plates of Vikramaditya I, Year 5", plate iii b (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 182 and 183 (PDF p. 266))
"Amudalapadu Plates of Vikramaditya I, Year 5", plate iv (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 182 and 183 (PDF p. 266))
"Arasavalli Plates of Vajrahasta (III), Saka 982", first plate (lines 1-8) (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, Plate I between pp. 312 and 313, PDF p. 433)
"Asafia State Library" (Hyderabad Reborn, 1949, plate facing p. 95)
"Bothpur inscription of Malyāla Guṇḍa (dated Saka 1181)", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 48 (PDF p. 316))
"Bothpur inscription of Malyāla Guṇḍa (dated Saka 1181)", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 48 (PDF p. 316))
"Bothpur inscription of Malyāla Guṇḍa (dated Saka 1181)", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 49 (PDF p. 318))
"Bothpur inscription of Malyāla Guṇḍa (dated Saka 1181)", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 49 (PDF p. 318))
"Bothpur inscription of Malyāla Guṇḍa (dated Saka 1194)", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 46 (PDF p. 312))
"Bothpur inscription of Malyāla Guṇḍa (dated Saka 1194)", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 46 (PDF p. 312))
"Bothpur inscription of Malyāla Guṇḍa (dated Saka 1194)", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 47 (PDF p. 314))
"Bothpur inscription of Malyāla Guṇḍa (dated Saka 1194)", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 47 (PDF p. 314))
"Chevuru Plates of Eastern Chalukya Amma I", plates i and ii a (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate between pp. 46 and 47 (PDF p. 86))
"Chevuru Plates of Eastern Chalukya Amma I", plates ii b and iii (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate between pp. 46 and 47 (PDF p. 87))
"Chiruvroli Grant of Hambira, Saka 1383", first side of the first plate (lines 1-14) (Epigraphia Indica XXXIV, between pp. 184 and 185)
"Chiruvroli Grant of Hambira, Saka 1383": the fourth plate, four lines in Oriya with the drawn sword (Epigraphia Indica XXXIV, between pp. 184 and 185)
"Chura Grant of Pallava Vijaya-Vishnugopavarman", plates i, ii a and ii b (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, plate with No. 18 (PDF p. 174))
"Chura Grant of Pallava Vijaya-Vishnugopavarman", plates iii a and iii b (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, plate with No. 18 (PDF p. 175))
"Dharmasāgar inscription", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 1 (PDF p. 222))
"Dharmasāgar inscription", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 1 (PDF p. 222))
"Dharmasāgar inscription", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 1 (PDF p. 222))
"Dharmasāgar inscription", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 1 (PDF p. 222))
"Dommara-Nandyala Plates of Punyakumara, 10th Year", plate i (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate with No. 44 after p. 274, plate i (PDF p. 370))
"Dommara-Nandyala Plates of Punyakumara, 10th Year", plate ii a (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate with No. 44 after p. 274, plate ii a (PDF p. 370))
"Dommara-Nandyala Plates of Punyakumara, 10th Year", plate ii b (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate with No. 44 after p. 274, plate ii b (PDF p. 370))
"Dommara-Nandyala Plates of Punyakumara, 10th Year", plate iii (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate with No. 44 after p. 274, plate iii (PDF p. 371))
"Dommara-Nandyala Plates of Punyakumara, 10th Year": the seal ("From a photograph") (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate with No. 44 after p. 274, lower half (PDF p. 371))
"Entrance of Rajeshwar Temple" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 10)
"Front elevation of Kalyan Mandap, Rajeshwar Temple" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 10)
"Front view of Bhimeshwar Temple" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 7)
"Gangapuram inscription of Tribhuvanamalla" (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 33 (PDF p. 223))
"Ground plan of Bhimeshwar Temple" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 9)
"Ground plan of Rajeshwar Temple" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 11)
"Gūḍūr inscription of Kāmasāni" (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 26 (PDF p. 272))
"Hanamakoṇḍa inscription of Gaṅgādhara", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 4 (PDF p. 194))
"Hanamakoṇḍa inscription of Gaṅgādhara", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 4 (PDF p. 194))
"Hanamakoṇḍa inscription of Gaṅgādhara", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 5 (PDF p. 195))
"Hanamakoṇḍa inscription of Gaṅgādhara", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 5 (PDF p. 195))
"Hanumakoṇḍa inscription of Gaṃgādhara", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 2 (PDF p. 192))
"Hanumakoṇḍa inscription of Gaṃgādhara", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 2 (PDF p. 192))
"Hanumakoṇḍa inscription of Gaṃgādhara", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 3 (PDF p. 193))
"Hanumakoṇḍa inscription of Gaṃgādhara", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 3 (PDF p. 193))
"Jirjingi Plates of Ganga Indravarman; the year 39", first plate (lines 1-7) (Epigraphia Indica XXV, plate following p. 286, PDF p. 342)
"Jirjingi Plates of Ganga Indravarman; the year 39", first side of the second plate (lines 8-13) (Epigraphia Indica XXV, plate following p. 286, PDF p. 342)
"Jirjingi Plates of Ganga Indravarman; the year 39", third plate (lines 20-26) (Epigraphia Indica XXV, plate following p. 286, PDF p. 342)
"Kalidindi Grant of Eastern Chalukya Rajaraja I", plates i, ii a and ii b (Epigraphia Indica XXIX, Plate I, between pp. 66 and 67 (PDF p. 140))
"Kalidindi Grant of Eastern Chalukya Rajaraja I", plates iii a, iii b and iv a (Epigraphia Indica XXIX, Plate I, between pp. 66 and 67 (PDF p. 141))
"Kalidindi Grant of Eastern Chalukya Rajaraja I", plates iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica XXIX, Plate II, between pp. 70 and 71 (PDF p. 146))
"Kandikonda inscription of Recerla Vennama-naya", face I (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, plate 6, panel 83 : A)
"Kandikonda inscription of Recerla Vennama-naya", face II (Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, plate 6, panel 83 : B)
"Kandikonda inscription of Recerla Vennama-naya", face III (Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, plate 7, panel 83 : C)
"Karimnagar inscription of Gaṅgādhara", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 53 (PDF p. 326))
"Karimnagar inscription of Gaṅgādhara", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 53 (PDF p. 326))
"Karimnagar inscription of Gaṅgādhara", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 54 (PDF p. 328))
"Karimnagar inscription of Gaṅgādhara", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 54 (PDF p. 328))
"Kāzipet inscription in the Dargāh", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 9 (PDF p. 238))
"Kāzipet inscription in the Dargāh", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 9 (PDF p. 238))
"Kāzipet inscription in the Dargāh", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 10 (PDF p. 240))
"Kāzipet inscription in the Dargāh", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 10 (PDF p. 240))
"Khanapur Plates of Madhavavarman": plate iii, lines 22-30 (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate between pp. 316 and 317 (PDF p. 421, printed sideways))
"Khanapur Plates of Madhavavarman": plates ii a and ii b, lines 1-20 (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, plate between pp. 316 and 317 (PDF p. 420))
"Koṇḍiparti inscription of Cauṇḍa", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 11 (PDF p. 242))
"Koṇḍiparti inscription of Cauṇḍa", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 11 (PDF p. 242))
"Koṇḍiparti inscription of Cauṇḍa", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 12 (PDF p. 244))
"Koṇḍiparti inscription of Cauṇḍa", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 12 (PDF p. 244))
"Kulpak inscription", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 27 (PDF p. 274))
"Kulpak inscription", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 28 (PDF p. 276))
"Kulpak inscription", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 27 (PDF p. 274))
"Kulpak inscription", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 28 (PDF p. 276))
"Kuruvagatta Inscription" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 1)
"L(V)ēmulavāḍa Inscription. First Side" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 2)
"L(V)ēmulavāḍa Inscription. Fourth Side" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 5)
"L(V)ēmulavāḍa Inscription. Second Side" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 3)
"L(V)ēmulavāḍa Inscription. Third Side" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 4)
"Mangallu Grant of Amma II", plates i and ii a (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate I (PDF p. 76))
"Mangallu Grant of Amma II", plates ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate I (PDF p. 77))
"Mangallu Grant of Amma II", plates iii b and iv a (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate II (PDF p. 80))
"Mangallu Grant of Amma II", plates iv b and v a (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate II (PDF p. 81))
"Masulipatam Plates of Ammaraja II.—(I). (From Photographs)", plates ii b and iv b (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, plate between pp. 274 and 275 (PDF p. 345))
"Masulipatam Plates of Ammaraja II.—(II). (From impressions)", plates iii a, iii b and iv a (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, plate between pp. 276 and 277 (PDF p. 348))
"Māṭēru inscription of Malla", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 8 (PDF p. 198))
"Māṭēru inscription of Malla", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 8 (PDF p. 198))
"Māṭēru inscription of Mallēnaya" (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 9 (PDF p. 199))
"Mēllacheruvu inscription" (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 29 (PDF p. 278))
"Nāgulapāḍu inscription of Nāmaya, Kāmaya and Mallaya", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 32 (PDF p. 284))
"Nāgulapāḍu inscription of Nāmaya, Kāmaya and Mallaya", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 32 (PDF p. 284))
"Nāgulapāḍu inscription of Rēcerla Kāṭreḍḍi", lower piece (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 29 (PDF p. 278))
"Nāgulapāḍu inscription of Saka 1225" (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 31 (PDF p. 282))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of Eṟaka-sāni", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 41 (PDF p. 302))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of Eṟaka-sāni", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 42 (PDF p. 304))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of Eṟaka-sāni", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 42 (PDF p. 304))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of Nāmi-Reḍḍi (dated Saka 1117)" (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 36 (PDF p. 292))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of Nāmi-Reḍḍi (dated Saka 1124)", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 38 (PDF p. 296))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of Nāmi-Reḍḍi (dated Saka 1124)", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 39 (PDF p. 298))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of Nāmi-Reḍḍi (dated Saka 1124)", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 40 (PDF p. 300))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of Rēceṟuvula Nāmi-Reḍḍi" (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 36 (PDF p. 292))
"Pillalamaṟṟi inscription; Pillalamaṟṟi inscription of the reign of Kāpaya-Nāyaka (dated Saka 1279)" (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 37 (PDF p. 294))
"Plan of Kedareshwar Temple" (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 12)
"Rāyaparti inscription of Mahādēva", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 11 (PDF p. 201))
"Rāyaparti inscription of Mahādēva", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 11 (PDF p. 201))
"Rāyaparti inscription of Mahādēva", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 12 (PDF p. 202))
"Rāyaparti inscription of Mahādēva", face IV (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 12 (PDF p. 202))
"Reyuru Grant of Pallava Narasimhavarman; Year 12", plate iii b (Epigraphia Indica XXIX, plate with No. 11 (PDF p. 199))
"Reyuru Grant of Pallava Narasimhavarman; Year 12", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica XXIX, plate with No. 11 (PDF p. 198))
"Seal (From a photograph)", seal of the Kalidindi grant of Rajaraja I (Epigraphia Indica XXIX, Plate II, between pp. 70 and 71 (PDF p. 146))
"Seal (from a Photograph)": the bull seal of the Arasavalli plates of Vajrahasta III, Saka 982 (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, PDF p. 434)
"Seal. From a photograph": seal of the Srungavarapukota plates of Anantavarman, King of Kalinga (Epigraphia Indica XXIII, PDF p. 81)
"Seal", seal of the Masulipatam plates of Ammaraja II (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, plate between pp. 274 and 275 (PDF p. 345))
"Seals (A)", seal A, of grant No. 1 (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate II, after p. 137 (PDF p. 221))
"Seals (B)", seal B, of grant No. 2 (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate II, after p. 137 (PDF p. 221))
"Seals (C)", seal C, of grant No. 3 (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate II, after p. 137 (PDF p. 221))
"Siripuram Plates of Anantavarman, Lord of Kalinga", first plate (lines 1-6) (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, plate facing p. 51, PDF p. 75)
"Site plan of Lēmulavāḍa Village, Karimnagar Dist." (N. Venkataramanayya, The Chalukyas of L(V)emulavada, 1953, plate 6)
"Srungavarapukota Plates of Anantavarman, King of Kalinga", first plate (lines 1-5) (Epigraphia Indica XXIII, plate between pp. 60 and 61, PDF p. 80)
"Tandikonda Grant of Ammaraja II.", plates ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica XXIII, plate between pp. 168 and 169 (PDF p. 218))
"Tandikonda Grant of Ammaraja II.", plates iii b, iv a and iv b (Epigraphia Indica XXIII, plate between pp. 168 and 169 (PDF p. 219))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (I)", A: the Kalamalla inscription of Erikal-Muturaju Dhananjaya (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (I) between pp. 228 and 229, panel A (PDF p. 316, printed sideways))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (I)", B: the Erragudipadu inscription of Erikal-Mutturaju, first side (lines 1-8) (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (I) between pp. 228 and 229, panel B upper (PDF p. 316))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (I)", B: the Erragudipadu inscription of Erikal-Mutturaju, second side (lines 10-14) (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (I) between pp. 228 and 229, panel B lower (PDF p. 316))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (I)", C: the Uruturu inscription of Chola-Maharaja (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (I) between pp. 228 and 229, panel C (PDF p. 316))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (II)", G: the Ramesvaram pillar inscription of Punyakumara, first piece (lines 1-13) (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (II) between pp. 236 and 237, panel G first piece (PDF p. 326, printed sideways))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (II)", G: the Ramesvaram pillar inscription of Punyakumara, second piece (lines 14-22) (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (II) between pp. 236 and 237, panel G second piece (PDF p. 326))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (II)", K: the Chamaluru inscription as copied by Colin Mackenzie's assistants (Mackenzie manuscript, photograph) (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (II) between pp. 236 and 237, lower right (PDF p. 326))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (II)", K: the Chamaluru inscription of Prithivivallabha Vijayaditya-Chola, side I (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (II) between pp. 236 and 237, panel K, side I (PDF p. 326))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah (II)", K: the Chamaluru inscription of Prithivivallabha Vijayaditya-Chola, side III (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, Plate (II) between pp. 236 and 237, panel K, side III (PDF p. 326))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah", D: the Indukuru inscription of Chola-Maharaja (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, second plate page between pp. 228 and 229, panel D (PDF p. 317, printed sideways))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah", F: the Tippaluru inscription of Erikal-Muturaju Punyakumara (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, second plate page between pp. 228 and 229, panel F (PDF p. 317))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah", J: the Veludurti inscription of Uttamaditya Chola-Maharaja, face with lines 1-9 (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, second plate page between pp. 228 and 229, panel J, middle face (PDF p. 317))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah", J: the Veludurti inscription of Uttamaditya Chola-Maharaja, face with lines 14-22 (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, second plate page between pp. 228 and 229, panel J, right-hand face (PDF p. 317))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah", J: the Veludurti inscription of Uttamaditya Chola-Maharaja, face with lines 24-32 (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, second plate page between pp. 228 and 229, panel J, left-hand face (PDF p. 317))
"Telugu Chola Records from Anantapur and Cuddapah", L: the Budidigaddapalle hero-stone inscription of Kapi-Bola-Mutturaju (Epigraphia Indica XXVII, second plate page between pp. 236 and 237, panel L (PDF p. 327, printed sideways))
"Temple of Learning — Entrance to the Arts College, Osmania University" (Hyderabad Reborn, 1949, plate facing p. 41)
"The same: Shrine door" (A temple at Katachpur, Warangal District; Hyderabad Arch. Report 1935-36, Pl. XIII (b) (PDF p. 120 of the local copy))
"Three Grants of Chalukya Jayasimha — A.—Grant No. 1, Year 18", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate I, after p. 131 (PDF p. 211))
"Three Grants of Chalukya Jayasimha — B.—Grant No. 2", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate I, between pp. 132 and 133 (PDF p. 213))
"Three Grants of Chalukya Jayasimha — C.—Grant No. 3", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate II, after p. 137 (PDF p. 220))
"Three Inscriptions of Vaidumba-Maharaja Gandatrinetra", A and B (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, 1938)
"Two Grants of Raghudeva.—Plate I. 1. Raghudevapura Grant of Saka 1378", first side of the first plate (lines 1-16) (Epigraphia Indica XXXIII, between pp. 12 and 13)
"Two Salankayana Charters from Kanukollu-Plate I. A.-Plates of Nandivarman (I), Year 14": plates i to iii a (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate I, left half, between pp. 4 and 5 (PDF p. 24))
"Two Salankayana Charters from Kanukollu-Plate I. A.-Plates of Nandivarman (I), Year 14": plates iii b to v a (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate I, right half, between pp. 4 and 5 (PDF p. 25))
"Two Salankayana Charters from Kanukollu-Plate II. A.-Plates of Nandivarman (I), Year 14": plates v b to vi b (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate II, left half, between pp. 6 and 7 (PDF p. 28))
"Two Salankayana Charters from Kanukollu-Plate II. A.-Plates of Nandivarman (I), Year 14": plates vii a to viii (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate II, right half, between pp. 6 and 7 (PDF p. 29))
"Two Salankayana Charters from Kanukollu-Plate III. B.-Plates of Skandavarman, Year 1": plates i to ii b (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate III, left half, between pp. 8 and 9 (PDF p. 32))
"Two Salankayana Charters from Kanukollu-Plate III. B.-Plates of Skandavarman, Year 1": plates iii a to iv (Epigraphia Indica XXXI, Plate III, right half, between pp. 8 and 9 (PDF p. 33))
"Umamahesvaram inscription of Recerla Madhava-naya", face I (Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, plate 21, panel 43 : A)
"Umamahesvaram inscription of Recerla Madhava-naya", face II (Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, plate 21, panel 43 : B)
"Umamahesvaram inscription of Recerla Madhava-naya", face III (Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, plate 22, panel 43 : C)
"Umamahesvaram inscription of Recerla Madhava-naya", face IV (Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, plate 22, panel 43 : D)
"Velicherla Grant of Prataparudra Gajapati: Saka 1432", first plate and first side of the second plate (lines 1-20) (Epigraphia Indica XXVIII, between pp. 210 and 211)
"Veligalani Grant of Kapilesvara, Saka 1380": plate face with lines 180-188, the Oriya summary (Epigraphia Indica XXXIII, plates between pp. 286 and 287)
"Vilasa Grant of Prolaya-nayaka", plate i (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 260 and 261, PDF p. 363 of the archive.org scan kmm-0149-epigraphia-indica-1962)
"Vilasa Grant of Prolaya-nayaka", plate ii, a (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 260 and 261, PDF p. 363)
"Vilasa Grant of Prolaya-nayaka", plate ii, b (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 260 and 261, PDF p. 364)
"Vilasa Grant of Prolaya-nayaka", plate iii, a (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate between pp. 260 and 261, PDF p. 364)
"Vilavatti Grant of Pallava Simhavarman", plates i, ii a, ii b and iii a (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, plate with No. 43 (PDF p. 382))
"Vilavatti Grant of Pallava Simhavarman", plates iii b, iv a, iv b and v (Epigraphia Indica XXIV, plate with No. 43 (PDF p. 383))
"Vunna Guravayapalem Plates of Paramesvaravarman I, Year 19", plate iii, lines 19-24 (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate with No. 9 (PDF p. 149))
"Vunna Guravayapalem Plates of Paramesvaravarman I, Year 19", the first three inscribed plate sides, lines 1-18 (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate with No. 9 (PDF p. 148))
"Warangal inscription at Khan Saheb Gardens", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 19 (PDF p. 258))
"Warangal inscription at Khan Saheb Gardens", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 19 (PDF p. 258))
"Warangal inscription at Khan Saheb Gardens", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts II, Plate 19 (PDF p. 258))
"Warangal inscription of Kakati Rudra-deva", face I (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 1 (PDF p. 191))
"Warangal inscription of Kakati Rudra-deva", face II (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 1 (PDF p. 191))
"Warangal inscription of Kakati Rudra-deva", face III (Sreenivasachar, Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts III, Plate 1 (PDF p. 191))
Andhra Patrika report of the satyagraha of Ramananda Tirtha and Jamalapuram Keshava Rao (August 1947)
Burgula Ramakrishna Rao, Chief Minister of Hyderabad State (1952)
Jatacherla inscription of Udaya Choda (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 29 (PDF p. 219))
Konda Venkatappayya with friends, a photograph printed in his autobiography (1952)
Lingala inscription of Tanda Choda, piece I (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 28 (PDF p. 218))
Lingala inscription of Tanda Choda, piece II (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 28 (PDF p. 218))
Lingala inscription of Tanda Choda, piece III (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 29 (PDF p. 219))
Lingala inscription of Tanda Choda, piece IV (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 29 (PDF p. 219))
Mamillapalli inscription of Gokarna Choda, face I (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 26 (PDF p. 216))
Mamillapalli inscription of Gokarna Choda, face II (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 26 (PDF p. 216))
Map of Andhra Pradesh and its districts, from the state government's magazine (1956)
Neelam Sanjiva Reddy taking the oath as Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh (1956)
Pachchanitandiparru grant of Anna-Vema, Saka 1296 (A.D. 1374): ink impressions of plates i b, ii a and ii b (lines 1-25) (Epigraphia Indica XXI, No. 41 B, plates between pp. 274 and 275)
Pachchanitandiparru grant of Anna-Vema, Saka 1296 (A.D. 1374): ink impressions of plates iii a, iii b and iv a (lines 26-51) (Epigraphia Indica XXI, No. 41 B, plates between pp. 274 and 275)
Pachchanitandiparru grant of Anna-Vema, Saka 1296 (A.D. 1374): ink impressions of plates iv b, v a and v b (lines 52-80) (Epigraphia Indica XXI, No. 41 B, plates between pp. 274 and 275)
Panugal inscription of Gokarna Choda (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part II, Plate 32 (PDF p. 284))
Panugal inscription of Mailamba, side I (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part II, Plate 35 (PDF p. 290))
Panugal inscription of Mailamba, side II (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part II, Plate 35 (PDF p. 290))
Panugal inscription of Mailamba, side III (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part II, Plate 35 (PDF p. 290))
Pedapalakaluru plates of Anavema Reddi, Saka 1300 (A.D. 1378): photograph of the first plate, first side (lines 1-31) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XII (a), PDF p. 249)
Pedapalakaluru plates of Anavema Reddi, Saka 1300 (A.D. 1378): photograph of the first plate, second side (lines 32-60) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XII (b), PDF p. 250)
Pedapalakaluru plates of Anavema Reddi, Saka 1300 (A.D. 1378): photograph of the fourth plate, first side (lines 176-197) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XII (g), PDF p. 261)
Pedapalakaluru plates of Anavema Reddi, Saka 1300 (A.D. 1378): photograph of the fourth plate, second side (lines 198-212) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XII (h), PDF p. 262)
Pedapalakaluru plates of Anavema Reddi, Saka 1300 (A.D. 1378): photograph of the second plate, first side (lines 61-91) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XII (c), PDF p. 253)
Pedapalakaluru plates of Anavema Reddi, Saka 1300 (A.D. 1378): photograph of the second plate, second side (lines 92-121) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XII (d), PDF p. 254)
Pedapalakaluru plates of Anavema Reddi, Saka 1300 (A.D. 1378): photograph of the third plate, first side (lines 122-148) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XII (e), PDF p. 257)
Pedapalakaluru plates of Anavema Reddi, Saka 1300 (A.D. 1378): photograph of the third plate, second side (lines 149-175) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XII (f), PDF p. 258)
Plan of Pedapalakaluru village drawn by the editor from the boundaries given in the grant of Anavema Reddi (Ramesan 1962, Text Figure I, PDF p. 246)
Puvvada grant of Prolaya Vema, Saka 1268 (A.D. 1346): general view of the five plates on their ring with the seal (Ramesan 1962, Plate XI (d), PDF p. 231)
Puvvada grant of Prolaya Vema, Saka 1268 (A.D. 1346): photographs of the plates, first plate second side, second plate both sides (lines 1-27) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XI (a), PDF p. 226)
Puvvada grant of Prolaya Vema, Saka 1268 (A.D. 1346): photographs of the plates, fourth plate second side, fifth plate both sides (lines 55-82) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XI (c), PDF p. 230)
Puvvada grant of Prolaya Vema, Saka 1268 (A.D. 1346): photographs of the plates, third plate both sides, fourth plate first side (lines 28-54) (Ramesan 1962, Plate XI (b), PDF p. 227)
Puvvada grant of Prolaya Vema, Saka 1268 (A.D. 1346): the Nandi seal on the ring (Ramesan 1962, Plate XI (d), PDF p. 231)
Puvvada grant of Prolaya Vema, Saka 1268 (A.D. 1346): the ring, inscribed "Sri Pallava Trinetra" (Ramesan 1962, Plate XI (d), PDF p. 231)
Seal of the "Vunna Guravayapalem Plates of Paramesvaravarman I, Year 19" (Epigraphia Indica XXXII, plate with No. 9 (PDF p. 149))
The Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly building, Hyderabad (1956)
The first elected ministry of Hyderabad State with the Nizam, as identified on Commons (1952)
The Nizam administering the oath of office to Burgula Ramakrishna Rao, as identified on Commons (1952)
The Prime Minister with the Governor and Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh at Begumpet airport (1956)
Tummedu inscription of Gokarna (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 27 (PDF p. 217))
Tummedu inscription of Kanduri Bhima Choda (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 27 (PDF p. 217))
Uppunutala inscription of Kanduri Somanatha Choda, face A (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 24 (PDF p. 214))
Uppunutala inscription of Kanduri Somanatha Choda, face B (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 24 (PDF p. 214))
Uppunutala inscription of Kanduri Somanatha Choda, face C (A Corpus of Inscriptions in the Telingana Districts, Part III, Plate 25 (PDF p. 215))- Andhra Pradesh district map (ఆంధ్రప్రదేశ్ పటము), Andhra Pradesh, Vol. 1, No. 1 (November–December 1956), p. 85 (1956)
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Ramappa Temple, Palampet
Kakatiya Kala Thoranam, Warangal Fort
Walls and gate climbing to the citadel, Golconda
Charminar, Hyderabad
"Tippoo Sultan. From an original Picture in the possession of The Marquis Wellesley": engraving by Scott after Edward Orme, London, 1805 (University of Edinburgh)
"View within the Northern Entrance of Gundecotta Pass": watercolour of about 1800 attributed on Commons to Thomas Anburey (Indian Museum, Kolkata)
A gateway of Rachakonda Fort under an overhanging boulder
A gateway on the way up Devarakonda Fort
A gateway tower of the Ranganatha temple, Srirangam
A small granite temple on the Mahendragiri hills
Amaravati drum slab, photographed 1858
Amaravati relief, c. 150 CE (Government Museum, Chennai)
Amaravati roundel, c. 150 CE (Government Museum, Chennai)
Asoka's Minor Rock Edict on the rock at Rajula-Mandagiri
Badami town, the Agastya lake and the sandstone cliffs
Bastions of the old gateway of Madakasira fort, taken by Haidar Ali in 1762 and again in 1776 (2018)
Bhadrakali temple, Warangal
Bodhisri chaitya, Nagarjunakonda
Carved ceiling panel of a guardian of the directions (dikpala) from Hemavati, Nolamba period
Carved railing pillar at the Velpuru temple
Chowmahalla Palace Hyderabad
Coin of Nahapana restruck by Gautamiputra Satakarni, British Museum
Coins during Nizam Era
Dancing Shiva (Nataraja) from Hemavati, Nolamba period, Government Museum, Chennai
Devarakonda Fort hill above a pond
Entrance of Cave 3, the Vishnu cave temple at Badami
Excavated brick remains at Pedavegi (ancient Vengi), West Godavari district (photograph, 2007)
Front of the Umamahesvara temple at Umamahesvaram
Gateway of the Tyagaraja samadhi shrine, Tiruvaiyaru (2023)
Gateway tower of the Ekamranatha (Ekambareswarar) temple, Kanchipuram, at night
Gateway tower of the Mallikarjuna temple, Srisailam
Gateway tower of the upper Ahobilam temple
Gateway tower of the Varadaraja (Arulala-Perumal) temple, Kanchipuram
Gopuram of the Srikalahasti temple (2009)
Gurramkonda fort: painting by Thomas Fraser, dated 15 February 1800 (British Library)
Hayat Bakhshi Begum mosque, Hayathnagar
Hero stone found at the Siddhesvara temple, Hanamkonda
House at Pandrangi named on Commons as Alluri Sitarama Raju's
Inscribed hero stone at the Tripurantakam temple
Inscribed stone at the entrance of Devarakonda Fort
Jain rock reliefs at Aggalayya Gutta, Hanamkonda
Kailasanatha temple, Kanchipuram
Konda Masjid, Warangal Fort
Kukkutesvara temple and its tank, Pithapuram
Laknavaram Lake
Lakshmi Chennakesava Svami temple, Macherla (photograph by Drpmkpmk, Wikimedia Commons)
Lion Gate, Devarakonda Fort
Masonry tower on Ramappa Lake
Old stone gateway at Hanamkonda
P. V. Narasimha Rao at the opening of the National Science Centre, Delhi (1992)
P. V. Narasimha Rao, India's Minister for External Affairs, at the European Commission (1983)
Padmakshi hill, Hanamkonda
Pakhal Lake
Purani Haveli, Hyderabad
Ramalingesvara temple on the hill, Velpuru
Re-erected railing at the Amaravati stupa
Ruins of the fort at Khila Shapur, ascribed on Commons to Sarvai Papadu
Satavahana copper coin, 1st century BCE
Srikurmam temple, near Srikakulam: tower seen over the enclosure
Stepwell at Shivanagar, Warangal
Stone gateway of Rachakonda Fort
The college (madrasa) of Mahmud Gawan, Bidar
The domed tomb at Gurramkonda named on Commons as the maqbara of Mir Raza Ali (2016); Gribble says Mir Sahib was buried in a mosque at the foot of the fort
The fort walls and gateway of Siddhavatam (Sidhout), where the last Nawab of Cuddapah surrendered to Haidar Ali in 1779 (2018)
The Gagan Mahal, Penukonda (2019)
The Gooty fort on its rock (2013)
The great temple at Gangaikondacholapuram
The hill of Padmanabham
The hills at Ramatirtham
The Narasimha temple on the hill, Mangalagiri
The Parasuramesvara temple, Gudimallam
The Raja Mahal at Chandragiri (2017)
The Sita-Ramachandra temple, Bhadrachalam
The tall gateway tower (Gali Gopuram), Mangalagiri
The Udayagiri hill (Udayagiri Droog), Nellore district
The unfinished kalyana-mandapa of the Virabhadra temple, Lepakshi (2020)
The zamindari palace, Punganur
Thousand Pillar Temple, Hanamkonda
Tomb of Abdul Wahab Khan, Kurnool
Tower (vimana) over the shrine of the Simhachalam temple, Visakhapatnam
Umamahesvara temple, Umamahesvaram, with its gateway tower
Veerula Gudi, the shrine of the Palnad heroes at Karempudi (photograph by Pavuluri satishbabu 123, 2014, Wikimedia Commons)
Walls and bastion of the Udayagiri fort on the hill above Udayagiri, Nellore district
Walls of Raichur fort on the rocky hill- Fraunces, Source Sans 3, Noto Serif Telugu, Noto Sans Telugu (typefaces)
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"A View of Seringapatam": etching published by Daniel Orme, London, 23 July 1792 (British Library, Maps K.Top.115.67.2)
James Rennell, "The Peninsula of India, from the Khrishnah River to Cape Comorin" (London, 1788), British Library Maps K.Top.115.65.1: the Mahrattas, Visiapour, Adoni, Gooty, Golconda and the Circars