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1. book
   'Abdu-l-Qadir Ibn-i-Muluk Shah al-Badaoni; tr. Wolseley Haig, Muntakhabu-t-Tawarikh, Vol. III (Bibliotheca Indica, Work No. 97)↗ (opens in a new tab), Asiatic Society of Bengal, Calcutta, 1925.
   Licence: Public domain · Haig's translation of Vol. III appeared in the Bibliotheca Indica, completed 1925. The scan is the Idarah-i Adabiyat-i Delli facsimile reprint (1973), whose imprint page says "First edition 1899". No text layer; partial OCR (PDF 1-20, 445, 526-584) copied from the Kakatiya folder.
2. book
   A. C. Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, from the Fourth to the Seventeenth Century A.D., being an Introduction to the Study of South-Indian Inscriptions and MSS. (2nd ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), Trübner & Co., London, 1878.
   Licence: Public domain · Title page: 'Second enlarged and improved edition', London, Trübner, 1878. PDF page = printed page + 18 up to p. 106 (then + 20); plates I-XXXIV follow the text, unpaginated (Pl. I = PDF 170-171, Pl. XXIII = PDF 252).
   Cited on: Salankayanas of Vengi, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Nandivarman II (Salankayana), Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Vishnuvardhana II (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Vidyanatha, Nannaya, Chipurupalle (Cheepurupalli), Vengi (Pedavegi), Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II, Chipurupalle plates of Vishnuvardhana I, The Salankayanas of Vengi, "Cola-Grantha (11th cent.)": alphabet table from Tamil-country inscriptions (Burnell 1878, Pl. XIII), "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), "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), "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), "Hala-Kannada, 1428 A.D. (From a palm-leaf MS.)" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. X), "Modern Grantha, 18th cent.": full alphabet table (Burnell 1878, Pl. XV), "Nandinagari, 1601 A.D." (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. XXI), "Numerical Figures" (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. XXIII), "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), "Tamil about 1080 A.D., from an inscription round the base of the shrine of the great Temple at Tanjore" (Burnell 1878, Pl. XVIII), "Vengi" (? 4th century) (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. I), "Vijayanagara 1400 A.D." (Burnell, Elements of South-Indian Palaeography, 1878, Pl. XXX), Eastern Chalukya copper-plate grant of Vishnuvardhana, "Eastern Calukya (622 A.D.)" (Burnell 1878, Pl. XXVII), 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)
3. book
   A. Claude Campbell, Glimpses of the Nizam's Dominions, Being an Exhaustive Photographic History of the Hyderabad State, Deccan, India↗ (opens in a new tab), C. B. Burrows, Bombay, 1898.
   Licence: Public domain · Printed by the Historical Publishing Company, Philadelphia; edited by Roger Laming. Photographs chiefly by Bourne & Shepherd, with Mr. Polacek of Hyderabad and others; many portraits by Raja Deen Dayal & Sons (preface).
   Cited on: Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Nasir Jang (Mir Ahmad Khan), Muzaffar Jang (Hidayat Muhi-ud-din Khan), Salabat Jang, Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Sikandar Jah (Asaf Jah III), Mir Alam (Mir Abul Qasim), Chandu Lal, Nasir-ud-daula (Asaf Jah IV), Salar Jung I (Mir Turab Ali Khan), Afzal-ud-daula (Asaf Jah V), Turrebaz Khan, Mir Mahbub Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VI), Salar Jung II (Mir Laik Ali Khan), Kishen Pershad, Aurangabad, Bhongir, Hanamkonda, Hyderabad, Khammam, Nirmal, Secunderabad, Thousand Pillar Temple, Husain Sagar, Purana Pul, Charminar, Badshahi Ashurkhana, Jami Masjid, Hyderabad, Khairatabad Mosque, Mecca Masjid, Toli Masjid, British Residency, Hyderabad, Mir Alam Tank, High Court, Hyderabad, Chowmahalla Palace, Falaknuma Palace, Purani Haveli, Temples of Vemulavada, Warangal Fort, Toli Masjid inscription (1671), "Band of H. H. the Nizam's Own Golconda Lancers" (Campbell 1898, p. 104), "Camel Sowars" (Campbell 1898, p. 107), "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), "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), "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), "Miss Edith Boardman, M.D" (Campbell 1898, p. 95), "Mounted Police" (Campbell 1898, p. 114), "Officers of His Highness' Regular Troops" (Campbell 1898, p. 96), "Raja Kishen Pershad Bahadur, the Peshkar and Military Minister" (Campbell 1898, p. 26), "Raja Ramasor Row II" (Campbell 1898, p. 359), "Rajayan-i-Rajah Rajah Chandu Lall Maharajah Bahadur" (Campbell 1898, p. 316), "Shri Raja Parthasarathy Appa Rao Bahadur" (Campbell 1898, p. 360), "Shums-ul-Ulama Syed Ali Bilgrami" (Campbell 1898, p. 69), "Sir Trevor Chichele-Plowden, I.C.S., C.S.I., Resident at Hyderabad" (Campbell 1898, p. 23), "The Bicycle Boys" (Campbell 1898, p. 107), "The City Kotwal and Police Officers" (Campbell 1898, p. 114), "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 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), "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), 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), 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), 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), 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), 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), Medak: "Hindu Temple, Medak" (Campbell 1898, p. 472), Medak: "Hindu Temple, Medak" (Campbell 1898, p. 473), 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), 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)
4. book
   A. H. Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, with Copious Examples and Exercises↗ (opens in a new tab), Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, Vepery, Madras, 1873.
   Licence: Public domain · PDF page = printed page + 22 (Google scan).
   Cited on: Vidyanatha, Table of compound letters: each Telugu consonant with each vowel sign (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 17), Telugu numerals with their names and English figures (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 68), The 35 Telugu consonants (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 14), 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 Telugu vowels: initial forms and the secondary forms (vowel signs) joined to consonants (Arden, A Progressive Grammar of the Telugu Language, 1873, p. 14)
5. book
   A. H. Longhurst, Pallava Architecture, Part I (Early Period) (Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of India No. 17)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1924.
   Licence: Public domain · Printed page = PDF page - 9 in the text (p. 5 = PDF p. 14; p. 27 = PDF p. 36). Describes the Bezwada, Mogalrajapuram and Undavalli cave temples as Pallava and discusses Jouveau-Dubreuil's Vishnukundin attribution (p. 5).
   Cited on: Vishnukundins, Undavalli, Undavalli cave temple, Grants of the Vishnukundins, "Akkanna Madanna temple at Bezwada" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate V (d) (PDF p. 62)), "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)), "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)), "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)), 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)), 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))
6. book
   A. H. Longhurst, Hampi Ruins Described and Illustrated (3rd edition)↗ (opens in a new tab), Manager of Publications, Delhi, 1933.
   Licence: Public domain · Guide to the ruins of Vijayanagara by the late Superintendent of the Archaeological Survey, Southern Circle, with 69 figures from the Circle's negatives (among them the palace at Chandragiri and the metal images of Krishnadeva Raya and his queens at Tirupati) and a folding map. Indian government publication before 1936.
   Cited on: Hampi (Vijayanagara), Venkatesvara temple, Tirumala, "Achyuta Raya's Temple" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 49, p. 106 (PDF p. 120)), "Hampi Ruins from Hemakutam Hill" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 1, frontispiece (PDF p. 14)), "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)), "The King's Balance" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 13, p. 40 (PDF p. 54)), "The Palace at Chandragiri" (A. H. Longhurst, Hampi Ruins Described and Illustrated, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 6, p. 16 (PDF p. 30)), "Varaha or Boar crest of the Vijayanagar Kings" (Longhurst, Hampi Ruins, 3rd ed. 1933, fig. 5, p. 11 (PDF p. 25))
7. book
   A. H. Longhurst, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Southern Circle, Madras, for the year 1919-20↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1920.
   Licence: Public domain · Includes Longhurst's report on the Buddhist remains at Salihundam, Ganjam district (pp. 34-38, Figs. 1-3).
   Cited on: Chandragiri fort and Raja Mahal, "Buddhist Chaitya at Salihundam", the excavated apsidal brick shrine with its broken plaster Buddha (Madras Archaeological Report 1919-20, Fig. 1 (B)), "Stone relic-box found in a Buddhist stupa at Salihundam" (Madras Archaeological Report 1919-20, Fig. 1 (A)), Salihundam: "Restored plan of small stupa" and "Plan of chaitya" (Madras Archaeological Report 1919-20, Fig. 2)
8. book
   A. J. Dunlop, Report on the Famine Relief Operations in His Highness the Nizam's Dominions during 1309 Fasli (1899–1900), Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Hyderabad, 1901.
   Licence: Public domain
   Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), "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)
9. book
   A. Vadivelu, The Aristocracy of Southern India↗ (opens in a new tab), Vest and Co., Madras, 1903.
   Licence: Public domain · Opens with a history of the Banganapalle family and a biography of the Nawab Fateh Ali Khan (pp. 1-32), printing the sanads of 1849, 1862 and 1876 and the Madras government's order on the succession of 1868; photograph of the Nawab facing p. 1. Printed page = PDF page - 14 for pp. 1-30.
   Cited on: Banganapalle State, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Asad Ali Khan (Muzaffar-ul-Mulk) of Banganapalle, Ghulam Ali Khan (Mansur-ud-daula) of Banganapalle, Ghulam Muhammad Ali Khan of Banganapalle, Rajagopala Krishna Yachendra of Venkatagiri, Venkata Swetachalapati Ranga Rao of Bobbili, Fateh Ali Khan, Nawab of Banganapalle, Ananda Gajapati Raju, Banganapalle, Venkatagiri, The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947), "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 Rajah of Palavancha & Bhadrachalam" (Vadivelu 1903, plate in the section on the Rajah of Palavancha and Bhadrachalam)
10. inscription
    Alan Butterworth and V. Venugopaul Chetty, A Collection of the Inscriptions on Copper-Plates and Stones in the Nellore District, Part I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1905.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Pallavas, Vaidumbas, Cholas of Tanjore, Qutb Shahis, Narasimhavarman I, Nandivarman II Pallavamalla, Kulottunga III (Chola), Rajendra III (Chola), Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Addanki, Madanur, Talamanchi plates of Vikramaditya I, Maliyapundi grant of Amma II, Gunupadu inscription of Nallasiddha, Sarngapuram plates of Sarngadhara, Garavapadu plates of Ganapatideva, Bitragunta grant of Sangama II (1356), Daily life & festivals, Inscriptions & sources, The Pallavas in the Telugu country, Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, "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)), "Darsi No. 7" stone inscription (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, to face p. 291 (PDF p. 358)), "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)), "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), Nellore District map showing the distribution of inscriptions (Butterworth & Chetty 1905, PDF p. 7)
11. inscription
    Alan Butterworth and V. Venugopaul Chetty, A Collections of the Inscriptions on Copper-Plates and Stones in the Nellore District, Madras, in Three Parts, Part II↗ (opens in a new tab), 1905.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Telugu Chodas of Pottapi and Nellore, Pandyas, Kulottunga III (Chola), Tammusiddhi, Tikka I (Telugu Choda of Nellore), Addanki, Kavali, Nellore, Addanki inscription of Pandaranga, Kavali inscription of Tammusiddhi, 1207–08, Nellore inscription of Sundara Pandya, The Telugu Chodas of Pottapi and Nellore, "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))
12. book
    Alexander Beatson, A View of the Origin and Conduct of the War with Tippoo Sultaun↗ (opens in a new tab), W. Bulmer and Co., London, 1800.
    Licence: Public domain · Account of the war of 1799 by an officer of the Madras army, with the partition treaty and maps.
13. book
    Alexander Dalrymple (ed.), Oriental Repertory, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), East India Company, London, 1793.
    Licence: Public domain · Vol. II was issued in parts, 1793-97 (the archive.org item name says 1808). Plate 6 (scan page n645): Montresor's 1767 plan of the fort of Warangal; pp. 333-334: "History of the Kummum Tank". The volume is made of separately paginated tracts, so the offset varies (often PDF = printed + 35).
14. book
    Alexander J. Arbuthnot (ed.), Major-General Sir Thomas Munro, Governor of Madras: Selections from his Minutes and other Official Writings↗ (opens in a new tab), C. Kegan Paul, London, 1881.
    Licence: Public domain · Title page: London, Kegan Paul and Co., 1881 (preface dated 4 March 1881). Vol. I scan.
15. book
    Alexander Rea, South Indian Buddhist Antiquities, including the Stupas of Bhattiprolu, Gudivada and Ghantasala and other Ancient Sites in the Krishna District↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras (Archaeological Survey of India), 1894.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Mauryas & Satavahanas, Satavahanas, Siva Sri Satakarni, Yajna Sri Satakarni, Chandra Sri Satakarni, Bhattiprolu, Ghantasala, Gudivada, Amaravati Mahachaitya, Bhattiprolu stupa, Jaggayyapeta stupa, Ghantasala stupa, Bhattiprolu relic-casket inscriptions, Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Trade & economy, Inscriptions & sources, 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), Bezvada: monolithic Jaina column (Rea 1894, Pl. XXXV), 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), 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), 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)
16. book
    Alexander Rea, Monumental Remains of the Dutch East India Company in the Presidency of Madras (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Series, Vol. XXV)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1897.
    Licence: Public domain · The Dutch settlements on the Coromandel coast, W. Hodgson's report on them and their epitaphs (Masulipatam pp. 48-52, Palakollu p. 53, Bimlipatam pp. 45-46, Draksharama and Jagannathapuram p. 47), the Dutch mints (pp. 65-66). The plates show only Negapatam, Pulicat, Sadras and Tuticorin. Printed page = PDF page - 3 in Part II.
    Cited on: Dutch East India Company, Bheemunipatnam, Kakinada, Dutch tombs, Machilipatnam
17. book
    Alladi Jagannatha Sastri, A Family History of Venkatagiri Rajas↗ (opens in a new tab), Addison Press, Madras, 1922.
    Licence: Public domain · Traditional family history of the Velugoti (Recherla) line, from Chevi Reddi under Kakati Ganapati; use critically. Plates are inserted, so the offset drifts: printed page = PDF page - 13 for the early generations (PDF 30-65).
    Cited on: Recherla Velamas, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Singama Nayaka (Recherla), Anapota Nayaka (Recherla), Mada Nayaka (Recherla), Peda Vedagiri (Recherla), Singabhupala (Recherla), Bammera Potana, Lingama Nayaka (Recherla), Rajagopala Krishna Yachendra of Venkatagiri, Devarakonda, Rachakonda, Umamahesvaram, Venkatagiri, Rachakonda Fort, Rachakonda inscriptions of Anapota (1365), Umamahesvaram inscription of Mada Nayaka (1377), Devalanagaram inscription of Nagamba (1429), Rachakonda mosque inscription, "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), "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)
18. book
    Allasani Peddana, ed. Kambhampati Ramagopalakrishnamurti, Svarochisha Manucharitramu (స్వారోచిష మనుచరిత్రము)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1919.
    Licence: Public domain · Telugu. Year from the archive.org metadata; confirm on the title page before quoting.
19. book
    American Baptist Telugu Mission, The Nellore station and field of the American Baptist Telugu mission, South India, 1922. [microform]↗ (opens in a new tab), 1922.
    Licence: Public domain
20. book
    Amir Khusrau; ed. S. Moinul Haq, Khazain-ul-Futuh (Persian text; Publications of the Sultania Historical Society)↗ (opens in a new tab), Sultania Historical Society, Muslim University, Aligarh, 1927.
    Licence: Public domain · Persian text of Amir Khusrau's account of the Khalji campaigns, including Warangal (1309-10). Editor S. Moinul Haq, general editor A. B. A. Haleem. No text layer.
21. gazetteer
    An Account of the Kurnool District, based on an Analysis of Statistical Information relating thereto, and on Personal Observation↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent, Government Press, Madras, 1889.
    Licence: Public domain · Government of Madras. Chapter I (p. 1): Kurnool proper, the four taluks held by the Nawabs until 1839, and the agency administration to 1858-59. Printed page = PDF page - 10.
    Cited on: Nawabs of Kurnool, Ghulam Rasul Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), The Nawabs in the Telugu country (c. 1714–1801)
22. inscription
    Anantapur District, Madras Presidency, India, List of European Tombs in the Anantapur District with Inscriptions thereon [1894 edition with 1896 and 1902 Addenda. Madras Presidency, India]↗ (opens in a new tab), 1902.
    Licence: Public domain
23. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1915-16↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1917.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Bahmanis, Mahmud Shah Bahmani, Pakhal, Rachakonda, Upparapalli, Ramappa Temple, Pakhal Lake, Rachakonda Fort, Pakhal lake inscription of Jagadala Mummadi, Rachakonda mosque inscription, "Detail of Pillar, Thousand-pillared Temple, Warangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. VII (b)), "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)), "Golconda Fort, General View" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. V (a)), "Qutb Shahi Mosque near Golconda Tombs" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. III (a)), "Thousand-pillared Temple, Warangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1915-16, Pl. VI (b)), "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))
24. inscription
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, The Kotagiri Plates of the Reign of the Kakatiya Queen Rudramamba, A.D. 1273 (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 6)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1925.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Kakatiyas, Rudramadevi, Kotagiri, Kotagiri plates of Viryala Sura, Inscriptions & sources, Kakatiya inscriptions, 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)
25. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, 1925-26↗ (opens in a new tab), Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta, 1928.
    Licence: Public domain · Already in the site's sources.yaml; downloaded to the library for the Bhongir fort description (pp. 9-11) and its plates XI-XIII. The kakatiya-collection copy (Nizam_Archaeological_Report_1925-26.pdf) is damaged.
    Cited on: Bahmanis, Shitab Khan of Warangal, Shitab Khan (Sitapati) of Warangal, Bhongir, Shitab Khan's hall, Warangal, Baradari (Interior): Bhongir Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XIV (a)), 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)), 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, Gateway, Warangal Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XVII (b)), Mud Walls, Warangal Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XVII (a)), Ruins of the Old Temple, Warangal Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XVI (a)), Shitab Khan's Hall: view from N.-W., Warangal Fort (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1925-26, Pl. XV (b))
26. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1927-28↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1929.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Nagunur, Palampet, Temples of Nagunur, Ramappa Temple, Temples of Nagulapadu, Upparapalli Temple, Pakhal lake inscription of Jagadala Mummadi, "Gautameshvara Temple on the bank of the Godavari: Manthani: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VIII (a)), "Monolithic Pillar at Nalgonda" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. X (a)), "Nandi in the Panchesvara Temple: Pangal" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. V (a)), "Old Fort at Elgandal: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VII (a)), "Panchesvara Temple at Pangal: Nalgonda District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. III (a)), "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 the Northern Temple of Nagulpad: Nalgonda District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. II (b)), "Plan of the Southern Temple of Nagulpad: Nalgonda District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. II (a)), "Porch of the Gautameshvara Temple" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VIII (b)), "Remains of the Siva Temple at Pedampet: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. X (c)), "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)), "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)), "Silesvara Gudi at Manthani: Karimnagar District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. VII (b)), "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)), "Somesvara Temple at Pangal: Nalgonda District" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. III (b)), Plan of the Panchisvara Temple at Pangal, Nalgonda District (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1927-28, Pl. I)
27. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, 1926-27↗ (opens in a new tab), Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta, 1929.
    Licence: Public domain · Hyderabad State government work published before 1936.
    Cited on: Fresco Painting, Narasimhadeva Temple, Pillalmari (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VII (a)), Mukandesvara Temple, Pillalmari: General View (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VII (b)), Narasimhadeva Temple, Pillalmari (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VI (a)), Narasimhadeva Temple, Pillalmari: Interior (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. VI (b)), 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))
28. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1930-31↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1933.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Mauryas, Suvarnagiri
29. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, 1931-32 (bound with 1932-33)↗ (opens in a new tab), Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta, 1935.
    Licence: Public domain · Hyderabad State government work published 1935.
    Cited on: 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), Ghanapur Temples: Warangal District, General View (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1931-33, Pl. IV (a); described in the report for 1932-33, pp. 53-54), 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))
30. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Director; Syed Yusuf, Assistant Director), Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1341-42 F. (1931-32 and 1932-33)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1935.
    Licence: Public domain · The reports for 1341 F. and 1342 F. printed together in one volume with separate texts. Ghanpur temples in the report for 1932-33, pp. 53-54 (PDF pp. 67-68); Kakatiya monuments and tanks, p. 66 (PDF p. 80). Another scan of the same volume is hyderabad-archaeology-1935 (in.gov.ignca.15323). The reports for 1341 F. (1931-32) and 1342 F. (1932-33) in one volume, with one set of plates (PDF pp. 125-153). Ghanpur temples, Report for 1342 F., pp. 53-54 (PDF pp. 67-68); Kakatiya monuments and the Telugu inscriptions scheme p. 66 (PDF p. 80); plan for a Warangal map and land bought in Warangal fort p. 65 (PDF p. 79). Same work as hyderabad-archaeology-1935 (scan in.gov.ignca.15323).
    Cited on: Ghanpur (Mulug), Ghanpur Temples (Kota Gullu), Ramappa Lake, Ramappa Temple, Taramati Baradari and Premamati Mosque, Dar-ush-Shifa, Pakhal Lake, "Another Bracket of the same Temple" (Main Temple of Ghanapur; Hyderabad Arch. Report 1931-32, Pl. V (b) (PDF p. 145))
31. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Director), Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1336 F. (1926-27)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1929.
    Licence: Public domain · Covering letter from G. Yazdani, Director of Archaeology, dated 4 April 1928; cover dated 1338 F. Alampur temples pp. 7-13, Plates II-IV and X-XIII (unnumbered plate pages at the end, PDF pp. 55-97).
    Cited on: Chalukyas of Badami, Alampur, Nagulapadu, Temples of Pillalamarri, Temples of Nagulapadu, Taramati Baradari and Premamati Mosque, Toli Masjid, Alampur temples (Nava Brahma temples), The Chalukyas of Badami and the Telugu country, "(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)), "Plan of the Mundakatesvara Temple: Pillalmari" (Hyderabad Arch. Report 1926-27, Pl. II (a) (PDF p. 57)), "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)), "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))
32. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Director), Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1338 F. (1928-29)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1931.
    Licence: Public domain · Repairs to the Great Temple at Palampet and the Thousand-Pillar Temple, pp. 12-13 (PDF pp. 30-31).
    Cited on: Thousand Pillar Temple, Ramappa Temple
33. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Director), Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1331-33 F. (1921-24 A.D.)↗ (opens in a new tab), Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta, 1926.
    Licence: Public domain · Report for 1921-24, printed 1926 (Government review dated 19 September 1925). No text layer.
34. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Director), Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1334 F. (1924-25 A.D.)↗ (opens in a new tab), Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta, 1926.
    Licence: Public domain · Report for 1924-25, printed 1926 (Government review dated 2 September 1926). The Kakatiya folder copy is mislabelled Nizam_Archaeological_Report_1925-26.pdf. Printed page = PDF page - 20 in the report.
    Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Purana Pul, Taramati Baradari and Premamati Mosque, Toli Masjid, "Bara Dari of Tara Mati near Golconda Fort: General view" (Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1924-25, Pl. IV (a) (PDF p. 81)), "Mosque of Pema Mati near Golconda: Facade" (Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1924-25, Pl. III (a) (PDF p. 77)), "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)), "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))
35. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, in charge), Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, 1329 F. (1919-20)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1922.
    Licence: Public domain · Hyderabad State government work published before 1936. Report p. 2 (PDF 16) with the note on the name Bahmani (continued from p. 1).
    Cited on: Bahmanis, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah
36. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Superintendent), Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1327 F. (1917-18)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1919.
    Licence: Public domain · Plates: II (a) the Charminar; IV (a)-(b) plans of the tombs of Muhammad Quli and Abdullah Qutb Shah; V section of Abdullah's tomb. Colour scan of the same report: in.gov.ignca.15312 (plates at PDF pp. 53, 61, 65).
    Cited on: "Char Minar: Hyderabad City" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1917-18, Pl. II (a) (PDF p. 53 of the IGNCA scan)), "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 Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah's Tomb at Golconda" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1917-18, Pl. IV (a) (PDF p. 61)), "Tomb of Abdullah Qutb Shah. Section on line A B" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1917-18, Pl. V (PDF p. 65))
37. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Superintendent), Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1330 F. (1920-21)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1923.
    Licence: Public domain · Pl. VIII, a large survey plan of the Golconda tombs prepared during the year. Colour scan of the same report: in.gov.ignca.15315 (plan at PDF p. 84).
    Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), "Plan of Golconda Tombs" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1920-21, Pl. VIII (PDF p. 84 of the IGNCA scan))
38. book
    Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Superintendent), Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1328 F. (1918-19)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1920.
    Licence: Public domain · Yazdani's survey of the principal Qutb Shahi buildings of Hyderabad: the Charminar (pp. 3-4; plans pls. III-IV), the Char Kaman, the Jami Masjid and the tombs of Muhammad Quli and Muhammad Qutb Shah (pp. 4-5). Printed page = PDF page - 9 in the opening report. Colour scan of the same report: in.gov.ignca.15313.
    Cited on: Jami Masjid, Hyderabad, Epitaph of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Golconda (1612), "First Floor Plan of Char Minar, Hyderabad" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1918-19, Pl. IV (PDF p. 71)), "Ground Plan of Char Minar, Hyderabad" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1918-19, Pl. III (PDF p. 67 of the IGNCA scan))
39. book
    Archaeological Department, H.H. the Nizam's Dominions, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of H.H. the Nizam's Dominions, 1914-15↗ (opens in a new tab), Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta, 1916.
    Licence: Public domain · Hyderabad State government work published before 1936.
    Cited on: 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))
40. book
    Archaeological Department, H.H. the Nizam's Dominions (G. Yazdani, Superintendent), Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions, 1326 F. (1916-17)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1917.
    Licence: Public domain · Uparpalli temple p. 8 (PDF p. 15), plan Plate III (b). Government review dated June 1918 (library catalog gives 1917). Uparpalli temple pp. 7-8 (PDF pp. 14-15) and plan, Pl. III (b) (PDF p. 64). Printed page = PDF page - 7 in the report text.
    Cited on: Upparapalli Temple, Toli Masjid, Toli Masjid inscription (1671), "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)), "The same [Toli Masjid], colonnade, front view" (Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad, 1916-17, Pl. II (c) (PDF p. 71)), "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))
41. book
    Archaeological Department, Southern Circle, Madras, Annual Reports of the Archaeological Department, Southern Circle, Madras, 1913-14 to 1915-16 (bound volume)↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent, Government Press, Madras, 1916.
    Licence: Public domain · University of Toronto bound volume of the reports for 1913-14, 1914-15 and 1915-16, with photographic plates (the Siva temple at Penukonda, the Pattabhirama temple gateway at Hampi before and after repair).
    Cited on: "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)), "Raghunayaka Temple, Eastern Gateway", Udayagiri (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate II-a (PDF p. 233)), "Siva temple at Penukonda, Anantapur district" (Madras Archaeological Report 1915-16, plate V (b) (PDF p. 165 of the bound volume 31761123499139)), "Small attendant shrine with inscriptions at the Krishna Temple at Krishnapuram" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate XII-b (PDF p. 253)), "Stone image of Balakrishna from the Krishna temple at Krishnapuram" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate XII-a (PDF p. 253)), "The Citadel in Udayagiri Fort" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate I-b (PDF p. 231)), "The Krishna Temple at Udayagiri" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate IV-a (PDF p. 237)), "Udayagiri in the Nellore District" (Madras Archaeological Report 1916-17, plate I-a (PDF p. 231 of 31761123499139))
42. book
    Archaeological Department, Southern Circle, Madras, Annual Report of the Archaeological Department, Southern Circle, Madras, for the Year 1912-13↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent, Government Press, Madras, 1913.
    Licence: Public domain · With inspection notes on the protected monuments of the Bellary and Anantapur districts (Hampi, Penukonda, Tadpatri, Gooty, Lepakshi and others).
    Cited on: Penukonda fort and Gagan Mahal, Virabhadra temple, Lepakshi, Gooty fort
43. article
    Archaeological Survey of India, Epigraphia Indica, Vol. VIII (1905–06)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1906.
    Licence: Public domain · Includes É. Senart's edition of the Nasik cave inscriptions (No. 8) and J. Ramayya's articles on Reddi records. The editor's name is not legible on the scanned title page.
    Cited on: Satavahanas, Pallavas, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Recherla Velamas, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Gautamiputra Satakarni, Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Yajna Sri Satakarni, Vijaya-Skandavarman (Pallava), Kumaravishnu II (Pallava), Skandavarman II (Pallava), Vishnugopa (Pallava crown prince), Mangi-yuvaraja, Errapragada, Prolaya Vema Reddi, Anavota Reddi, Anapota Nayaka (Recherla), Anavema Reddi, Srinatha, Kataya Vema, Kumaragiri Reddi, Peda Komati Vema, Simhavarman II (Pallava), Ahobilam, Chendalur, Kanchipuram, Ongole, Phirangipuram, Srisailam, Kondavidu fort, Chendalur plates of Sarvalokasraya (Mangi-yuvaraja), Madras Museum plates of Vema (1345), Vanapalli plates of Anavema (1380), Phirangipuram pillar inscription of Peda Komati Vema (1410), British Museum grant of Charudevi, Chendalur plates of Kumaravishnu II, Mangalur grant of Simhavarman, Pikira grant of Simhavarman, Uruvupalli grant of Vishnugopavarman, The Pallavas in the Telugu country, The Recherla Velamas, The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry, "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)), "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))
44. book
    Archaeological Survey of India, Archaeological Survey of India, Annual Report 1908-09↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta, 1912.
    Licence: Public domain · Includes "Conservation in Madras" (Hampi figures) and H. Krishna Sastri, "The Second Vijayanagara Dynasty; its Viceroys and Ministers".
45. book
    Archaeological Survey of India (articles by V. Venkayya and others), Archaeological Survey of India, Annual Report 1904-05↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta, 1908.
    Licence: Public domain · Government of India publication. Includes V. Venkayya, "Two Inscriptions at Uttaramallur", pp. 131 ff. (Parantaka I; his dominions to Kalahasti, p. 133).
    Cited on: Cholas of Tanjore
46. book
    Archaeological Survey of India (ed. J. H. Marshall), Archaeological Survey of India, Annual Report 1911-12↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta, 1915.
    Licence: Public domain · Includes H. Krishna Sastri, "The Third Vijayanagara Dynasty; its Viceroys and Ministers" (pp. 177-197), with plate LXXVI of the copper and stone statues of Krishnadeva Raya, his queens, Venkatapati and a king and queen in the Tirumala temple.
    Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Ali Adil Shah I, Chandragiri, Penukonda, Tirupati and Tirumala, Penukonda fort and Gagan Mahal, Venkatesvara temple, Tirumala, Tirumala inscriptions of Krishnadeva Raya and his queens (1513–1514), Penukonda inscription of Channappa Nayudu (1577), "A king, perhaps Tirumala", unlabelled stone image in the Tirumala temple (ASI Annual Report 1911-12, plate LXXVI, fig. 5 (PDF p. 354)), "Chinnadevi", "Krishnaraya-Maharaya" and "Tirumaladevi", copper statues in the Tirumala temple (ASI Annual Report 1911-12, plate LXXVI, figs. 1-3 (PDF p. 354)), "His queen, perhaps Vengalamba", unlabelled stone image in the Tirumala temple (ASI Annual Report 1911-12, plate LXXVI, fig. 6 (PDF p. 354)), "Venkatapatiraya", labelled copper statue at the entrance of the Tirumala temple (ASI Annual Report 1911-12, plate LXXVI, fig. 4 (PDF p. 354))
47. gazetteer
    Arthur F. Cox (comp.), revised by Harold A. Stuart, Madras District Manuals: North Arcot, Vol. I (new edition)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1895.
    Licence: Public domain · Revised edition of Cox's 1881 Manual of the North Arcot District; its political-history chapter is practically a reprint of the 1881 text. Covers the Chittoor, Chendragiri and Palmaner taluks and the Kalahasti, Karvetnagar, Punganur and Kangundi zamindaris before Chittoor district was formed in 1911.
    Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, East India Company, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Chittoor, Punganur, The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947)
48. gazetteer
    Arthur F. Cox (rev. Harold A. Stuart), Madras District Manuals: North Arcot, Vol. II (new edition)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1894.
    Licence: Public domain · Companion to stuart-1895 (Vol. I). The gazetteer of places, including Chandragiri, Tirupati, Tirumala and the Kalahasti zamindari, then in the North Arcot district.
    Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Madhavrao I, Balwant Rao Mendle, Shahji Bhonsle, Chandragiri, Punganur, Srikalahasti, Tirupati and Tirumala, Kalahastisvara temple, Srikalahasti, Chandragiri fort and Raja Mahal, Venkatesvara temple, Tirumala, Srikalahasti inscription of Krishnadeva Raya (1516), The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818)
49. book
    Asiatic Society of Bengal, Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Vol. LXII, Part I (History, Antiquities, etc.), 1893↗ (opens in a new tab), Asiatic Society of Bengal, Calcutta, 1893.
    Licence: Public domain · Includes Monmohan Chakravarti, "Uriya Inscriptions of the 15th and 16th Centuries" (pp. 88 ff.): the Puri and Bhuvanesvara records of Kapilendra, Purushottama, Prataparudra and Govinda.
    Cited on: Gajapatis of Orissa
50. book
    Asiatic Society of Bengal, Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Vol. LXIX, Part I (History, Antiquities, etc.), 1900↗ (opens in a new tab), Asiatic Society of Bengal, Calcutta, 1900.
    Licence: Public domain · Includes Monmohan Chakravarti, "An Inscription of the time of Kapilendra Deva of Orissa, from Gopinathapura" (pp. 173 ff.), with an appendix on the chronology of the last Hindu kings of Orissa (pp. 180-189).
    Cited on: Gajapatis of Orissa, Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Hamvira (Hambira), Purushottama (Gajapati), Prataparudra (Gajapati), Gajapati inscriptions at Srikurmam (1452–1503)
51. book
    B. Lewis Rice, Mysore and Coorg from the Inscriptions↗ (opens in a new tab), Archibald Constable, London, 1909.
    Licence: Public domain · Chapters on the Mahavalis or Banas (pp. 17-20), the Nolambas (pp. 55-59) and the Hoysalas (pp. 95-108). Printed page = PDF - 31 in the early chapters, PDF - 39 for pp. 47-59 and PDF - 43 to - 45 in the Hoysala chapter (plate pages intervene).
    Cited on: Banas, Nolamba-Pallavas, Vaidumbas, Hoysalas, Mahendra I (Nolamba), Iriva-Nolamba (Dilipa), Ballala II (Hoysala), Ballala III (Hoysala), Halebidu, Hemavati, Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, "Sala and the Tiger": the Hoysala crest, after the legend of Sala killing a tiger (Rice 1909, plate facing p. 95)
52. book
    B. Lewis Rice (ed.), The Pampa Bharata or Vikramarjuna Vijaya of Pampa: An Ancient Jaina Poem of 941 A.D. (Bibliotheca Carnatica)↗ (opens in a new tab), Mysore Government Central Press, Bangalore, 1898.
    Licence: Public domain · Introduction pp. 1-13 (dated Bangalore, August 1898) and "Analysis of the Poem" (separately paged) in English; Kannada text. Introduction page n = PDF page - 1, printed page = PDF page - 6.
    Cited on: Chalukyas of Vemulavada, Vinayaditya-Yuddhamalla I (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Baddega I Soladaganda (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Chalukya-Bhima I, Pampa (Adi Pampa), Narasimha II (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Arikesari II (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Somadeva Suri
53. book
    B. Suryanarain Row, A History of Vijayanagar: The Never to be Forgotten Empire↗ (opens in a new tab), Addison and Co., Madras, 1905.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Vijayanagara Empire
54. book
    C. D. Maclean (ed.), Manual of the Administration of the Madras Presidency, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1885.
    Licence: Public domain · Madras, Government Press (1885). History and administration of the Presidency.
55. book
    C. D. Maclean (ed.), Manual of the Administration of the Madras Presidency, Vol. I (Digital Library of India scan)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1885.
    Licence: Public domain · A second scan of Vol. I, used because the scan already on the site (maclean-1885-vol1) has no usable text. The Inam Commission (pp. 166-170). Printed page = PDF page - 235 at p. 167.
    Cited on: British Crown (Madras Presidency)
56. book
    C. D. Maclean (ed.), Manual of the Administration of the Madras Presidency, Vol. II (Appendices)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1885.
    Licence: Public domain · Title page: Madras, printed by E. Keys at the Government Press, 1885. Vol. II: descriptive and historical appendices.
    Cited on: East India Company, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Sir Thomas Munro, Ananda Gajapati Raju, Bhadrachalam, Palvancha, The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947)
57. book
    C. D. Maclean (ed.), Manual of the Administration of the Madras Presidency, Vol. III (Glossary)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1893.
    Licence: Public domain · Vol. III, Glossary (1893).
58. gazetteer
    C. F. Brackenbury, Madras District Gazetteers: Cuddapah, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1915.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Pallavas, Telugu Cholas of Renadu, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Banas, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Vaidumbas, Cholas of Tanjore, Telugu Chodas of Pottapi and Nellore, Hoysalas, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Ganda-Trinetra (Vaidumba), Krishna III (Rashtrakuta), Rajaraja I (Chola), Kulottunga III (Chola), Tikka I (Telugu Choda of Nellore), Rajendra III (Chola), Manumasiddhi II, Abdul Nabi Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Himmat Bahadur Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Abdul Halim Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Haidar Ali, Qamar-ud-din Khan, Tipu Sultan, Anwar-ud-din Khan, Balwant Rao Mendle, Mir Ali Raza Khan (Mir Sahib), Raghoji Bhonsle I, Saadatullah Khan, Tikkana Somayaji, Gandikota, Gurramkonda, Kadapa (Cuddapah), Kalamalla, Lakkireddipalle, Malepadu, Nellore, Pottapi, Punganur, Siddhavatam (Sidhout), Gandikota fort, Music & dance, Forts & warfare, Government & administration, Folk songs & oral traditions, Rivers of the Telugu country, Water works in Telugu history, Old names of regions, Forts of the Telugu country, The Rashtrakutas and the Telugu country, The Telugu Chodas of Pottapi and Nellore, The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818), The Nawabs in the Telugu country (c. 1714–1801), Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, "Kistvaens" (stone cist burial field, Cuddapah district) (Brackenbury 1915, PDF p. 41), "Kistvaens" (stone cist burials, Cuddapah district) (Brackenbury 1915, PDF p. 40), "Map of the Cuddapah District 1915" (Brackenbury 1915, folding map, PDF p. 1)
59. book
    C. J. Brown, The Coins of India (The Heritage of India Series)↗ (opens in a new tab), Association Press, Calcutta; Oxford University Press, London, 1922.
    Licence: Public domain · Short survey of Indian coinage with twelve plates; covers the Maratha, Mysore and Hyderabad coinages of the eighteenth century.
60. book
    C. R. Day, The Music and Musical Instruments of Southern India and the Deccan↗ (opens in a new tab), Novello, Ewer & Co., London and New York, 1891.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Ananda Gajapati Raju, Kshetrayya, Tyagaraja, Music & dance
61. book
    C. R. Krishnamacharlu, The Kannada Inscriptions of Kopbal (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 12)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Department, H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, Hyderabad, 1935.
    Licence: Public domain · Title page (OCR p. 4): Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 12, C. R. Krishnamacharlu, Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle, Madras; published by H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, printed at the Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta, 1935 (Government resolution dated 13 March 1935). Hyderabad government work before 1936. Kalyani Chalukya, Rashtrakuta and Jaina records of Kopbal (Raichur district). OCR text in text/inscriptions/has-12-kopbal-1935.ocr.txt.
62. book
    C. U. Aitchison (compiler), A Collection of Treaties, Engagements and Sanads relating to India and Neighbouring Countries, Vol. IX: Hyderabad, Mysore and Coorg (4th ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent, Government Printing, India, Calcutta, 1909.
    Licence: Public domain · Government of India. Part I, pp. 1-19: official narrative of British relations with Hyderabad from 1748 to 1906, followed by the texts of the treaties of 1759-1902 (Circars 1766, subsidiary treaties 1798 and 1800, Berar 1853, 1860, lease of 1902).
    Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of Cuddapah, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Morari Rao of Gooty, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Nasir Jang (Mir Ahmad Khan), Muzaffar Jang (Hidayat Muhi-ud-din Khan), Salabat Jang, Haidar Ali, Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Qamar-ud-din Khan, Tipu Sultan, Alif Khan II (Nawab of Kurnool), Sikandar Jah (Asaf Jah III), Mir Alam (Mir Abul Qasim), Chandu Lal, Nasir-ud-daula (Asaf Jah IV), Salar Jung I (Mir Turab Ali Khan), Afzal-ud-daula (Asaf Jah V), Mir Mahbub Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VI), Kishen Pershad, Mir Osman Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VII), Adoni, Bellary (Ballari), Gooty, Kadapa (Cuddapah), Kharda, Madakasira, Siddhavatam (Sidhout), Tadpatri, British Residency, Hyderabad, Falaknuma Palace, The Nizam's Dominions (1724–1948), Mysore and the Telugu country (1762–1800)
63. book
    C. U. Aitchison (compiler), A Collection of Treaties, Engagements and Sanads relating to India and Neighbouring Countries, Vol. VIII: Madras Presidency, including Ceylon, Hyderabad, Mysore and Coorg, and the Central Provinces↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, India, Calcutta, 1892.
    Licence: Public domain · Government of India. Part I, The Carnatic: official narrative from Saadatullah Khan to the Princes of Arcot (pp. 1-6), and the treaties with the Nawabs, among them the assignment of 1781, the treaties of 1785, 1787 and 1792 and the treaty with Azim-ud-daula of 31 July 1801 (pp. 56-61). Printed page = PDF page - 25 in Part I.
    Cited on: Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Banganapalle State, Morari Rao of Gooty, French East India Company, East India Company, Morari Rao Ghorpade, Muhammad Ali Khan Walajah, Asad Ali Khan (Muzaffar-ul-Mulk) of Banganapalle, Ghulam Muhammad Ali Khan of Banganapalle, Fateh Ali Khan, Nawab of Banganapalle, Anwar-ud-din Khan, Saadatullah Khan, Arcot, Banganapalle, Nizampatnam, Morari Rao of Gooty (c. 1741–1776), The East India Company in the Telugu country (1759–1858), The French in the Northern Circars (1750–1759)
64. gazetteer
    Carmichael, D.F (Ed.), Manual of the District of Vizagapatam In the Presidency of Madras↗ (opens in a new tab), 1869.
    Licence: Public domain
65. book
    Charles Philip Brown, Cyclic Tables of Hindu and Mahomedan Chronology, regarding the History of the Telugu and Kannadi Countries↗ (opens in a new tab), Christian Knowledge Society's Press, Vepery, Madras, 1850.
    Licence: Public domain · The scan is the 1994 Asian Educational Services facsimile; its inner title page reproduces the 1850 Madras edition. Cite the 1850 text only; the reprint's own cover matter is not public domain.
    Cited on: 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, 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
66. book
    Charles Philip Brown, A Dictionary, Telugu and English, Explaining the Colloquial Style Used in Business and the Poetical Dialect↗ (opens in a new tab), Christian Knowledge Society's Press, Madras, 1852.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Ayyalaraju Ramabhadrudu, Baddena, Brahma Nayudu, Chemakura Venkatakavi, Dhurjati, Kankanti Paparaju, Kuchimanchi Timmakavi, Mangalagiri Anandakavi, Molla, Muddupalani, Pingali Surana, Ponnikanti Telaganarya, Sarangu Timmana, Tarigonda Vengamamba, Vemana, Language & literature, C. P. Brown on the Kalapurnodayamu and on the Uttara Ramayanamu of "Kanacanti Papa raz" (Telugu dictionary, 1852, p. x)
67. book
    Charles Philip Brown, The Zillah Dictionary in the Roman Character, Explaining the Various Words Used in Business in India↗ (opens in a new tab), Madras, 1852.
    Licence: Public domain · Title page: Christian Knowledge Society's Press, Church Street, Vepery, 1852. Revenue and judicial terms of the Company period.
68. book
    Charles Philip Brown, A Dictionary of the Mixed Telugu↗ (opens in a new tab), Christian Knowledge Society's Press, Madras, 1854.
    Licence: Public domain · Original 1854 Madras edition (Google scan); preface on Persian and Arabic words in Telugu.
69. book
    Charles Philip Brown, A Grammar of the Telugu Language (2nd ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), Christian Knowledge Society's Press, Madras, 1857.
    Licence: Public domain · Title page: second edition (works list: Grammar first edition 1840, second edition 1857); Madras, Christian Knowledge Society's Press.
    Cited on: Nannaya, Vemana
70. book
    Charles Philip Brown, Carnatic Chronology: The Hindu and Mahomedan Methods of Reckoning Time Explained↗ (opens in a new tab), Bernard Quaritch, London, 1863.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, Abdul Nabi Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Himmat Bahadur Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Arcot, Lakkireddipalle, Nellore, Inscriptions & sources
71. book
    Charles Philip Brown (tr.), The Wars of the Rajas, Being the History of Anantapuram↗ (opens in a new tab), Christian Knowledge Society's Press, Madras, 1853.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Ali Adil Shah I, Bukkarayasamudram, Bukkarayasamudram tank inscription (1364), Inscriptions & sources
72. book
    Charles Philip Brown (tr.), The Verses of Vemana: Moral, Religious and Satirical↗ (opens in a new tab), V. Ramaswamy Sastrulu & Sons, Madras, 1911.
    Licence: Public domain · Reprint of Brown's 1829 translation and preface.
    Cited on: Reddis of Kondaveedu, Baddena, Vemana, Language & literature, Title page of C. P. Brown's "The Verses of Vemana" (1911 reprint of the 1829 edition)
73. book
    Chilukuri Veerabhadra Rao, Andhrula Charitramu, Prathama Bhagamu (ఆంధ్రుల చరిత్రము - ప్రథమ భాగము)↗ (opens in a new tab), Vignana Chandrika Mandali, Madras, 1910.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Velanati Chodas, Chilukuri Veerabhadra Rao ("చిలుకూరి - వీరభద్రరావు"), author of Andhrula Charitramu (Veerabhadra Rao 1910, frontispiece (PDF p. 2)), 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))
74. book
    Chilukuri Veerabhadra Rao, Andhrula Charitramu, Dvitiya Bhagamu (ఆంధ్రుల చరిత్రము - ద్వితీయ భాగము)↗ (opens in a new tab), Vignana Chandrika Mandali, Madras, 1912.
    Licence: Public domain · In Telugu. The scan has no title page; the editor's preface is dated 20 May 1912 (PDF p. 4). Printed page = PDF page − 45 in chapters 7–8 (pp. 192–241).
    Cited on: Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Kotas of Dharanikota, Recherla Velamas, Prithvisvara, Ganapamba, Brahma Nayudu, Gurazala, Karempudi, Macherla
75. book
    Chilukuri Veerabhadra Rao, Andhrula Charitramu, Tritiya Bhagamu (ఆంధ్రుల చరిత్రము - తృతీయ భాగము)↗ (opens in a new tab), Vignana Chandrika Mandali, Madras, 1916.
    Licence: Public domain · Vol. III (1916), with press notices and references to the Annual Report on Epigraphy 1912-13. Telugu.
76. book
    Colin Mackenzie (collection), Kimmuru Kaifiyatu (కిమ్మూరు కైఫీయతు)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1915.
    Licence: Public domain · Date from the Wikisource header only.
77. gazetteer
    D. F. Carmichael, A Manual of the District of Vizagapatam in the Presidency of Madras↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of Madras (Asylum Press), 1869.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Vijayarama Raju II of Vizianagaram, Padmanabham, Music & dance, Folk songs & oral traditions
78. book
    David Downie, The Lone Star: The History of the Telugu Mission of the American Baptist Missionary Union↗ (opens in a new tab), American Baptist Publication Society, Philadelphia, 1893.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Religion & philosophy
79. book
    Daya Ram Sahni (ed.), Annual Report of the Archaeological Survey of India, 1929-30↗ (opens in a new tab), Manager of Publications, Delhi, 1935.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Ikshvakus of Vijayapuri, Vasishthiputra Chamtamula, Ehuvula Chamtamula, Bhatideva, Chamtisiri, Nagarjunakonda, Nagarjunakonda Mahachaitya, Memorial pillar of Chamtamula, Nagarjunakonda, 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: "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: "Small gold medallions found with the relics recovered from Stupa 6" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXVII e), Nagarjunakonda: "The Sasa Jataka (Stupa 9)" (ASI Annual Report 1929-30, Pl. XXXVII f)
80. inscription
    E. Hultzsch, Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum, Vol. I: Inscriptions of Asoka (New Edition)↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, for the Government of India, 1925.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Mauryas, Chandragupta Maurya, Bindusara, Asoka, Suvarnagiri, Asoka's empire and edicts in the south
81. book
    E. Hultzsch, South-Indian Inscriptions, Vol. I: Tamil and Sanskrit Inscriptions↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1890.
    Licence: Public domain · SII I (1890): Pallava inscriptions of Mamallapuram, Kanchi and Vayalur among others. 199 pages, text layer.
    Cited on: Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Cholas of Tanjore, Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Jayasimha I, Mangi-yuvaraja, Jayasimha II (Eastern Chalukya), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Chalukya-Bhima I, Amma I, Chalukya-Bhima II, Amma II, Danarnava, Rajaraja I (Chola), Vimaladitya, Rajendra I (Chola), Rajaraja Narendra, Kulottunga I, Vijayaditya VII, Vira-Choda, Kundavadevi, Chellur, Draksharama, Ederu (Edara), Gooty, Pithapuram, Samalkot and Chalukya-Bhimavaram, Vijayawada (Bezwada), Gooty fort, Ederu plates of Amma I, Gundugolanu plates of Amma II, Vandram plates of Amma II, Yelavarru plates of Amma II, Larger Leiden plates of Rajaraja I, Teki plates of Rajaraja-Chodaganga, Chellur plates of Vira-Choda, Bezwada inscription of Kulottunga I, Gooty rock inscription of Bukka I, The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi
82. inscription
    E. Hultzsch (ed. and tr.), South-Indian Inscriptions, Vol. II, Part I: Tamil Inscriptions of Rajaraja, Rajendra-Chola and Others in the Rajarajesvara Temple at Tanjavur↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Series), 1891.
    Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. II, Part I, Inscriptions on the walls of the central shrine, with four plates; Madras, Government Press. The great Tanjore inscriptions of Rajaraja I (Vengai-nadu) and Rajendra I (northern campaign, No. 20).
    Cited on: Cholas of Tanjore, Rajaraja I (Chola), Thanjavur (Tanjore)
83. inscription
    E. Hultzsch (ed. and tr.); introduction to the volume by H. Krishna Sastri (1929), South-Indian Inscriptions, Vol. III, Parts I and II: Miscellaneous Inscriptions from the Tamil Country↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras (scan of the Archaeological Survey of India facsimile reprint, 1987), 1903.
    Licence: Public domain · Part I 1899, Part II 1903; the reprint also carries the front matter and H. Krishna Sastri's introduction (1929) to Vol. III. Inscriptions of Rajendra I, Rajadhiraja I, Virarajendra (Karuvur, Manimangalam), Kulottunga I and Vikrama-Chola, with Hultzsch's introductions and the pedigree of the Chola dynasty (p. 196). Printed pages run 52 to 58 behind the PDF pages (the offset changes several times).
    Cited on: Cholas of Tanjore, Rajaraja I (Chola), Rajendra I (Chola), Rajadhiraja I (Chola), Virarajendra (Chola), Karunakara Tondaiman, Vikrama-Chola, Kulottunga II (Chola), Rajaraja II (Chola), Kulottunga III (Chola), Gangaikondacholapuram, Simhachalam inscription of Kulottunga I, Draksharama inscriptions of Kulottunga I (1107), Bezwada inscription of Kulottunga I, Chellur plates of Kulottunga II (1143), Gunupadu inscription of Nallasiddha, Southern neighbours of the Telugu country
84. article
    E. Hultzsch (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. III (1894–95)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1895.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Kotas of Dharanikota, Kakatiyas, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Rajaraja I (Eastern Ganga), Prola II, Rudradeva, Mahadeva, Ganapatideva, Jaya (Jayapa), Ganapamba, Kota Beta, Prolaya Vema Reddi, Anavota Reddi, Anavema Reddi, Alamanda, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Ganapesvaram, Kalingapatnam, Mahendragiri, Mukhalingam, Srikakulam, Srisailam, Kondavidu fort, Achyutapuram plates of Indravarman, Chicacole plates of Devendravarman, son of Gunarnava, Alamanda plates of Anantavarman, Ganapesvaram inscription of Jaya, Yenamadala inscription of Ganapamba, Bitragunta grant of Sangama II (1356), Nadupuru grant of Anavema, Vanapalli plates of Anavema (1380), The Eastern Gangas in the north of the Telugu country, Regional houses of the 12th century, Kakatiya inscriptions, The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country, "Achyutapuram Plates of Indravarman. The Year 87": first plate and first side of the second plate, full size (Epigraphia Indica III), "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), "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)), "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), "Ganapesvaram Inscription of Ganapati.—Saka-Samvat 1153": west, south and east faces (Epigraphia Indica III), "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), "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), "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)
85. article
    E. Hultzsch (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. VI (1900–01)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, Calcutta, 1901.
    Licence: Public domain · Includes Hultzsch's edition of the Mayidavolu plates of the Pallava crown prince Sivaskandavarman and Kielhorn's Aihole inscription of Pulakesin II.
    Cited on: Pallavas, Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Chalukyas of Badami, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Cholas of Tanjore, Velanati Chodas, Kotas of Dharanikota, Gajapatis of Orissa, Sivaskandavarman (Pallava), Mahendravarman I, Pulakesin II, Dantidurga, Govinda III (Rashtrakuta), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Rajaraja I (Chola), Saktivarman I, Vimaladitya, Rajendra I (Chola), Kulottunga I, Vira-Choda, Kota Keta II, Kota Beta, Kundavadevi, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Badami (Vatapi), Kanchipuram, Malkhed (Manyakheta), Mangalagiri, Mayidavolu, Penukonda, Pithapuram, Teki, Tirupati and Tirumala, Penukonda fort and Gagan Mahal, Srikurmam temple, Mayidavolu plates of Sivaskandavarman, Aihole inscription of Pulakesin II, Alas plates of the Yuvaraja Govinda II, Radhanpur plates of Govinda III, Ranastipundi grant of Vimaladitya, Korumelli plates of Rajaraja I, Teki plates of Rajaraja-Chodaganga, Chellur plates of Vira-Choda, Amaravati pillar inscription of Keta II, Srikurmam inscriptions of the Chalukya chiefs, Srikurmam inscription of Naraharitirtha, Penukonda fort inscription (1354), Bukkarayasamudram tank inscription (1364), Kondavidu plates of Ganadeva (1455), Amaravati inscription of Krishnadeva Raya (1515), Mangalagiri and Kaza pillar inscriptions (1515–1518), Kondavidu pillar inscription of Nadindla Gopa (1520), Mahendragiri inscriptions of Rajendra I, The Pallavas in the Telugu country, The Chalukyas of Badami and the Telugu country, The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, The Rashtrakutas and the Telugu country, Regional houses of the 12th century, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country, "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)), "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), "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), "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), "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)), "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), "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), "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)), 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))
86. book
    E. Hultzsch (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. V (1898–99)↗ (opens in a new tab), Office of the Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta (scan of the 1959 Government of India Press facsimile reprint), 1899.
    Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. V, 1898-99, Calcutta; reprint note 'Reprinted in 1959 at the Government of India Press'. 505 pages, text layer.
    Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Chalukyas of Mudigonda, Velanati Chodas, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Pandaranga, Chalukya-Bhima I, Amma I, Chalukya-Bhima II, Gonka I (Velanati), Vira-Choda, Jaya (Jayapa), Narasimha I (Eastern Ganga), Srinatha, Kataya Vema, Allada Reddi, Chandavolu (Chandole), Chebrolu, Ederu (Edara), Vijayawada (Bezwada), Bhimesvara temple, Chebrolu, Srikurmam temple, Ederu plates of Vijayaditya II, Masulipatam (?) plates of Vijayaditya III, Bezwada plates of Chalukya-Bhima I, Ederu plates of Amma I, Diggubarru grant of Chalukya-Bhima II, Masulipatam plates of Amma II, Padamkaluru grant of Amma II, Chebrolu inscription of Jaya, Srikurmam inscriptions of the Chalukya chiefs, Konkuduru plates of Allaya Dodda (1431), Old names of regions, The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, "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)), "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)), "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)), "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)), "D.—Masulipatam Plates of Amma I.", plates ii a and iii (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 132 and 133 (PDF p. 184)), "E.—Masulipatam (?) Plates of Chalukya-Bhima II.", plates i and ii a (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 136 and 137 (PDF p. 190)), "F.—Masulipatam Plates of Amma II.", plates i and ii b (Epigraphia Indica V, plate between pp. 140 and 141 (PDF p. 196))
87. book
    E. Hultzsch (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. VII (1902–03), with Kielhorn's List of Inscriptions of Southern India↗ (opens in a new tab), Office of the Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta (scan of the ASI 1981 facsimile reprint), 1903.
    Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. VII, 1902-03, Calcutta; 'Reprinted 1981'. 528 pages, text layer.
    Cited on: Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Chalukyas of Vemulavada, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Telugu Chodas of Pottapi and Nellore, Amoghavarsha I, Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Krishna II (Rashtrakuta), Narasimha II (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Yuddhamalla II, Arikesari II (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Chalukya-Bhima II, Amma II, Tammusiddhi, Tikka I (Telugu Choda of Nellore), Biccavolu, Malkhed (Manyakheta), Nellore, Penukonda, Pottapi, Golingesvara and the temples of Biccavolu, Satara grant of Vishnuvardhana I, Chipurupalle plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Alas plates of the Yuvaraja Govinda II, Ederu plates of Vijayaditya II, Sangli plates of Govinda IV, Diggubarru grant of Chalukya-Bhima II, Gundugolanu plates of Amma II, Kaluchumbarru grant of Amma II, Masulipatam plates of Amma II, Padamkaluru grant of Amma II, Yelavarru plates of Amma II, Ranastipundi grant of Vimaladitya, Korumelli plates of Rajaraja I, Arulala-Perumal inscription of Tammusiddhi, 1205–06, Kavali inscription of Tammusiddhi, 1207–08, Tirumala inscriptions of Krishnadeva Raya and his queens (1513–1514), Amaravati inscription of Krishnadeva Raya (1515), Mangalagiri and Kaza pillar inscriptions (1515–1518), The Telugu Chodas of Pottapi and Nellore, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country, "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), "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), "Kaluchumbarru Grant of Vijayaditya-Amma II.", plates i and iii b (Epigraphia Indica VII, plate between pp. 186 and 187 (PDF p. 228))
88. book
    E. Hultzsch and Sten Konow (eds.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. IX (1907–08)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, Calcutta, 1908.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Salankayanas of Vengi, Chalukyas of Badami, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Vaidumbas, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Cholas of Tanjore, Devavarman (Salankayana), Nandivarman II (Salankayana), Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Vikramaditya I (Chalukya of Badami), Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Pandaranga, Chalukya-Bhima I, Amma I, Yuddhamalla II, Chalukya-Bhima II, Amma II, Rajendra I (Chola), Rajadhiraja I (Chola), Virarajendra (Chola), Vikramaditya VI, Kumara Tailapa, Vikrama-Chola, Taila III, Madanur, Pithapuram, Polasa (Polavasa), Talamanchi, Tripurantakam, Vandram, Vengi (Pedavegi), Padmakshi Temple, Hanamkonda, Warangal Fort, Ellore plates of Devavarman, Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II, Timmapuram plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Talamanchi plates of Vikramaditya I, Gundugolanu plates of Amma II, Maliyapundi grant of Amma II, Vandram plates of Amma II, Vemalurpadu plates of Amma II, Yelavarru plates of Amma II, Draksharama inscriptions of Kulottunga I (1107), Padmakshi temple inscription of Prola II, Pakhal lake inscription of Jagadala Mummadi, Raichur fort inscription of Gona Vithala, The Salankayanas of Vengi, The Chalukyas of Badami and the Telugu country, The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, The Western Chalukyas of Kalyani and the Telugu country, "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)), "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)), "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)), "Timmapuram plates of Vishnuvardhana I. Vishamasiddhi" (Epigraphia Indica IX), "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)), 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))
89. book
    E. J. Rapson, Catalogue of the Coins of the Andhra Dynasty, the Western Ksatrapas, the Traikutaka Dynasty, and the 'Bodhi' Dynasty (Catalogue of the Indian Coins in the British Museum)↗ (opens in a new tab), British Museum, London, 1908.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Mauryas, Satavahanas, Asoka, Simuka, Sri Satakarni, Gautamiputra Satakarni, Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Siva Sri Satakarni, Yajna Sri Satakarni, Chandra Sri Satakarni, Gudivada, Amaravati inscription of King Sri Sivamaka Sada, Chinna inscription of Yajna Sri Satakarni, Kodavali rock inscription of Chandasati, Satavahana coins and inscriptions in the Telugu country, "Andhra Dynasty, Pl. I": coins captioned "Sri-Sata — Aja[ ] — [ ] Vira — Vasisthiputra Vilivayakura" (Rapson 1908), "Sketch map of the dominions of the Andhras & Western Ksatrapas, c. 150 A.D." (Rapson 1908, map), 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), Lead coins of "Vasisthiputra Sri Candra-Sati" and "Gautamiputra Sri-Yajna-Satakarni" from the Kistna and Godavari districts (Rapson 1908, Pl. VI), Silver portrait coins of Gautamiputra Sri-Yajna-Satakarni, catalogued under Surastra (Rapson 1908, Pl. VII, row 4), 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)
90. book
    Edgar Thurston, History of the Coinage of the Territories of the East India Company in the Indian Peninsula, and Catalogue of the Coins in the Madras Museum↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1890.
    Licence: Public domain · Madras Government Museum publication: Marsden's Masulipatam double rupee (pp. 37-38) and the coins recoined at the Madras mint, 1807-13 (pp. 46-47). Printed page = PDF page - 6.
    Cited on: East India Company
91. book
    Edgar Thurston, The Madras Presidency, with Mysore, Coorg and the Associated States (Provincial Geographies of India)↗ (opens in a new tab), Cambridge University Press, 1913.
    Licence: Public domain · Short notices of the Native States of Madras, including Banganapalle and Sandur (p. 5).
    Cited on: Banganapalle State, Fateh Ali Khan, Nawab of Banganapalle
92. book
    Edgar Thurston and K. Rangachari, Castes and Tribes of Southern India, Vol. I (A and B)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1909.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Music & dance, Folk songs & oral traditions
93. book
    Edgar Thurston and K. Rangachari, Castes and Tribes of Southern India, Vol. II (C to J)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1909.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Folk songs & oral traditions, Places of the Telugu ballads
94. book
    Edgar Thurston and K. Rangachari, Castes and Tribes of Southern India, Vol. III (K)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1909.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Society & communities, Folk songs & oral traditions
95. book
    Edgar Thurston and K. Rangachari, Castes and Tribes of Southern India, Vol. IV (K to M)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1909.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Society & communities, Folk songs & oral traditions
96. book
    Edgar Thurston and K. Rangachari, Castes and Tribes of Southern India, Vol. VI (P to S)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1909.
    Licence: Public domain
    Cited on: Music & dance
97. book
    Edward P. Rice, A History of Kanarese Literature (2nd edition, The Heritage of India Series)↗ (opens in a new tab), Association Press, Calcutta; Oxford University Press, London, 1921.
    Licence: Public domain · Pampa pp. 30-31.
    Cited on: Pampa (Adi Pampa), Arikesari II (Chalukya of Vemulavada)
98. book
    Edward Thomas, The Chronicles of the Pathan Kings of Delhi, illustrated by Coins, Inscriptions and other Antiquarian Remains↗ (opens in a new tab), Trübner and Co., London, 1871.
    Licence: Public domain · p. 211 = PDF 239.
    Cited on: Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country
99. book
    Evangelical Lutheran Church in North America. Board of Foreign Missions of the General Council, Along the Godavery River semi-annual report of our mission in India showing the condition of our Telugu Mission at the beginning of the year 1914↗ (opens in a new tab), 1914.
    Licence: Public domain
100. article
     F. Kielhorn (articles); E. Hultzsch (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. IV (1896–97)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1897.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins & early kingdoms, Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Vakatakas, Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Vishnukundins, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Velanati Chodas, Kotas of Dharanikota, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Indravarman (Vishnukundin), Jayasimha I, Vikramendravarman II (Vishnukundin), Mangi-yuvaraja, Jayasimha II (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana IV (Eastern Chalukya), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Chalukya-Bhima I, Amma I, Amma II, Danarnava, Saktivarman I, Vimaladitya, Rajaraja Narendra, Vajrahasta III (Eastern Ganga), Kulottunga I, Rajaraja I (Eastern Ganga), Gonka I (Velanati), Anantavarman Chodaganga, Rajendra Choda I (Velanati), Gonka II (Velanati), Mallideva of Kona, Rajendra Choda II (Velanati), Prithvisvara, Prolaya Vema Reddi, Anavota Reddi, Anavema Reddi, Kataya Vema, Kumaragiri Reddi, Kundavadevi, Nannaya, Chandavolu (Chandole), Chikkulla, Dirghasi, Draksharama, Kalingapatnam, Mahendragiri, Mukhalingam, Nadagam, Pithapuram, Samalkot and Chalukya-Bhimavaram, Bhimesvara temple, Chalukya-Bhimavaram, Bhimesvara temple, Draksharama, Temples of Mukhalingam, Alamanda plates of Anantavarman, Addanki inscription of Pandaranga, Korumelli plates of Rajaraja I, Nandamapundi grant of Rajaraja Narendra, Nadagam plates of Vajrahasta, Dirghasi inscription of Vanapati, Pithapuram inscription of Prithvisvara, Pithapuram inscription of Mallideva and Manma-Satya II, Tottaramudi plates of Kataya Vema (1411), Chikkulla plates of Vikramendravarman II, Language & literature, Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Government & administration, Inscriptions & sources, Old names of regions, Grants of the Vishnukundins, The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, The Eastern Gangas in the north of the Telugu country, Regional houses of the 12th century, The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry, Old names of regions, "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)), "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), "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), Line 1 of the Chikkulla plates of Vikramendravarman II: "Om svasti Vijaya-Lendulura-vasakad=bhagavatah Sriparvvata-" (Epigraphia Indica IV, plate, 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)
101. gazetteer
     F. R. Hemingway, Madras District Gazetteers: Godavari, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1907.
     Licence: Public domain · Scan is the 1915 reprint of the 1907 text.
     Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Mauryas & Satavahanas, Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins & early kingdoms, Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Reform, freedom & people's movements, Mauryas, Satavahanas, Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Vishnukundins, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Cholas of Tanjore, Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Velanati Chodas, Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Bahmanis, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Gajapatis of Orissa, Qutb Shahis, Dutch East India Company, Mughals in the Telugu country, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), French East India Company, East India Company, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Asoka, Simuka, Gautamiputra Satakarni, Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Rajaraja I (Chola), Saktivarman I, Vimaladitya, Rajendra I (Chola), Rajaraja Narendra, Kulottunga I, Vijayaditya VII, Virarajendra (Chola), Gonka I (Velanati), Vikramaditya VI, Vira-Choda, Rajendra Choda I (Velanati), Vikrama-Chola, Gonka II (Velanati), Kulottunga II (Chola), Rajaraja II (Chola), Prithvisvara, Vidyanatha, Prolaya Vema Reddi, Kataya Vema, Kumaragiri Reddi, Allada Reddi, Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Muhammad Shah III, Purushottama (Gajapati), Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Charles de Bussy, Salabat Jang, Sir Thomas Munro, Sir Arthur Cotton, Chandrayya of Rampa, Karam Tammanna Dora, Francis Forde, Kancherla Gopanna (Bhakta Ramadas), Madanna, Nannaya, Chandurti, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Bhadrachalam, Biccavolu, Chandavolu (Chandole), Chikkulla, Dowleswaram, Draksharama, Eluru (Ellore), Kakinada, Kondapalli, Kondavidu, Machilipatnam, Palakollu, Palvancha, Pithapuram, Potnuru, Rajahmundry, Samalkot and Chalukya-Bhimavaram, Thanjavur (Tanjore), Vengi (Pedavegi), Vijayawada (Bezwada), Yanam, Kondapalli fort, Dowleswaram anicut, Bhimesvara temple, Chalukya-Bhimavaram, Bhimesvara temple, Draksharama, Golingesvara and the temples of Biccavolu, Kshiraramalingesvara temple, Palakollu, Simhachalam temple, Somesvara temple, Somarama (Bhimavaram), Nandamapundi grant of Rajaraja Narendra, Draksharama inscriptions of Kulottunga I (1107), Chebrolu inscription of Jaya, Mahendragiri inscriptions of Rajendra I, Language & literature, Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Government & administration, Society & communities, Daily life & festivals, Folk songs & oral traditions, How the map changed, Land, rivers and water, Rivers of the Telugu country, Famines, floods and cyclones, Water works in Telugu history, Ports and sea trade on the Andhra coast, The Delhi Sultanate and the Telugu country, 1303–1336, The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Forts of the Telugu country, The Qutb Shahi kingdom of Golconda, The Eastern Gangas in the north of the Telugu country, Regional houses of the 12th century, The French in the Northern Circars (1750–1759), The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947), The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry, "Godavari Delta" map, with navigable canals, channels, drains and river embankments (Hemingway 1907, PDF p. 97), 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)
102. article
     F. W. Thomas (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XIV (1917–18)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta, 1918.
     Licence: Public domain · Includes V. S. Sukthankar, 'A New Andhra Inscription of Siri-Pulumavi' (No. 9), the Myakadoni record.
     Cited on: Satavahanas, Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Myakadoni inscription of Pulumavi, Kanuma grant of Sadasiva (1548), Satavahana coins and inscriptions in the Telugu country, "Jangli Gunda Inscription: year 8 of Siri-Pulumavi" (Epigraphia Indica XIV), "Kanuma Grant of Sadasiva-Raya: Saka 1470", first plates (Epigraphia Indica XIV)
103. article
     F. W. Thomas (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XV (1919–20)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, Calcutta, 1925.
     Licence: Public domain · Includes H. Krishna Sastri's 'Two Pallava Copper-plate Grants' (the Omgodu grants). Indian government work before 1936.
     Cited on: Pallavas, Vakatakas, Vaidumbas, Sivaskandavarman (Pallava), Vijaya-Skandavarman (Pallava), Vishnugopa of Kanchi, Kumaravishnu II (Pallava), Skandavarman II (Pallava), Vishnugopa (Pallava crown prince), Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Chalukya-Bhima I, Yuddhamalla II, Simhavarman II (Pallava), Chebrolu, Kanchipuram, Ongole, Vijayawada (Bezwada), Omgodu grant of Simhavarman (No. 2), Bezwada plates of Chalukya-Bhima I, Bezwada pillar inscription of Yuddhamalla, British Museum grant of Charudevi, Darsi plate of a Pallava grant, Omgodu grant of Skandavarman II (No. 1), Old names of regions, The Pallavas in the Telugu country, "Bezwada Pillar Inscription of Yuddhamalla" (Epigraphia Indica XV), "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), Bezwada pillar inscription of Yuddhamalla: part of the third face (Epigraphia Indica XV), Omgodu grant of Vijaya-Skandavarman II, 33rd year: the remaining plates (Epigraphia Indica XV)
104. book
     Famine Commissioner, H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, Report on the Famine Relief Operations in His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Dominions during 1918–19 and 1919–20 (1328, 1329 and Azur 1330 Fasli)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Hyderabad, 1923.
     Licence: Public domain · General summary on pp. 1–4: eight districts partly affected, among them Warangal, Karimnagar, Adilabad, Medak, Nalgonda and Mahbubnagar. Printed page = PDF page − 5.
     Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Adilabad, Mahbubnagar, Medak, Nalgonda
105. book
     Fanny Bullock Workman and William Hunter Workman, Through Town and Jungle: Fourteen Thousand Miles A-wheel among the Temples and People of the Indian Plain↗ (opens in a new tab), T. Fisher Unwin, London, 1904.
     Licence: Public domain · Columbia University scan. Hanamkonda and Warangal in chapter VI, pp. 126-131: plates "Thousand Pillared Hall, Hammancondah" (p. 127, leaf 152), "Detail in Porch" (p. 128, leaf 153), "Metropolitan Temple, Hammancondah" (p. 129, leaf 154), "Kirti Stambha or Toran, Warangal" (p. 131, leaf 156).
     Cited on: "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)), "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)), "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)), "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))
106. book
     François Bernier (tr. Archibald Constable), Travels in the Mogul Empire, A.D. 1656-1668↗ (opens in a new tab), Archibald Constable and Company, Westminster, 1891.
     Licence: Public domain · Constable's Oriental Miscellany, vol. I; Constable's revision of Irving Brock's translation, with notes. Bernier on Mir Jumla, the Golconda campaign of 1656 and the state of Golconda in 1667. Printed page = PDF page - 60.
     Cited on: Qutb Shahis, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani)
107. book
     G. B. Malleson, History of the French in India, from the Founding of Pondichery in 1674 to the Capture of that Place in 1761↗ (opens in a new tab), Longmans, Green and Co., London, 1868.
     Licence: Public domain · First edition. Bussy at the courts of Muzaffar Jang and Salabat Jang; the agreement of 4 December 1753 assigning the four Circars to the French; Bussy's stand at Hyderabad in 1756; Forde and the treaty of 1759.
     Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), French East India Company, Joseph François Dupleix, Charles de Bussy, Salabat Jang, Nizampatnam, Yanam, Chowmahalla Palace, The Nizam's Dominions (1724–1948), The French in the Northern Circars (1750–1759)
108. book
     G. B. Malleson, An Historical Sketch of the Native States of India in Subsidiary Alliance with the British Government↗ (opens in a new tab), Longmans, Green and Co., London, 1875.
     Licence: Public domain · London, Longmans, Green and Co., 1875. Hyderabad chapter.
109. book
     G. B. Malleson, Dupleix (Rulers of India)↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1890.
     Licence: Public domain · Dupleix's birth at Landrecies (p. 35), his supersession by Godeheu (pp. 156-158) and death (p. 165). Printed page = PDF page - 4.
     Cited on: Joseph François Dupleix
110. book
     G. Bühler, Indische Palaeographie von circa 350 a. Chr. bis circa 1300 p. Chr. (Grundriss der Indo-Arischen Philologie und Altertumskunde, I. 11)↗ (opens in a new tab), Karl J. Trübner, Strassburg, 1896.
     Licence: Public domain · This DLI scan is a bound volume of several Grundriss parts and does NOT contain the palaeography plates (Tafeln). Library copy only; not cited in the drafts.
111. book
     G. E. Russell (Madras Government), Selections from the Records of the Madras Government: Reports on the Disturbances in Purla Kimedy, Vizagapatam and Goomsoor in 1832-36, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), H. Smith, Madras, 1856.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Selections from the Records of the Madras Government No. XXIV, Vol. I: reports of G. E. Russell on the disturbances in Parlakimedi (1834), Vizagapatam (1831) and Goomsur. H. Smith, Fort St. George Gazette Press.
112. book
     G. Jouveau-Dubreuil, Ancient History of the Deccan↗ (opens in a new tab), The author, Pondicherry (translated by V. S. Swaminadha Dikshitar), 1920.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Pallavas, Vakatakas, Salankayanas of Vengi, Vishnukundins, Sivaskandavarman (Pallava), Devavarman (Salankayana), Vishnugopa of Kanchi, Hastivarman (Salankayana), Nandivarman II (Salankayana), Kumaravishnu II (Pallava), Skandavarman II (Pallava), Vishnugopa (Pallava crown prince), Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Mahendravarman I, Indravarman (Vishnukundin), Narasimhavarman I, Vikramendravarman II (Vishnukundin), Paramesvaravarman I, Narasimhavarman II, Nandivarman II Pallavamalla, Simhavarman II (Pallava), Kanchipuram, Ramatirtham, Vengi (Pedavegi), Undavalli cave temple, Ellore plates of Devavarman, Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II, Chendalur plates of Kumaravishnu II, Chura grant of Vijaya-Vishnugopavarman, Omgodu grant of Skandavarman II (No. 1), Polamuru plates of Madhavavarman Janashraya, Ramatirtham plates of Indravarman, Uruvupalli grant of Vishnugopavarman, The Salankayanas of Vengi, Grants of the Vishnukundins
113. book
     G. Jouveau-Dubreuil (tr. V. S. Swaminadha Dikshitar), The Pallavas↗ (opens in a new tab), The author, Pondicherry, 1917.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: The Pallavas, Pondicherry, sold by the author, 1917.
     Cited on: Pallavas, Vishnukundins, Sivaskandavarman (Pallava), Vijaya-Skandavarman (Pallava), Vishnugopa of Kanchi, Kumaravishnu II (Pallava), Skandavarman II (Pallava), Vishnugopa (Pallava crown prince), Mahendravarman I, Simhavarman II (Pallava), Chendalur, Mayidavolu, Ongole, Undavalli, Undavalli cave temple, Mayidavolu plates of Sivaskandavarman, British Museum grant of Charudevi, Chendalur plates of Kumaravishnu II, Chura grant of Vijaya-Vishnugopavarman, Darsi plate of a Pallava grant, Omgodu grant of Skandavarman II (No. 1), Ramatirtham plates of Indravarman, Uruvupalli grant of Vishnugopavarman, Old names of regions, Grants of the Vishnukundins, The Pallavas in the Telugu country, Old names of regions, "A lion (simha) at Undavalli" (Jouveau-Dubreuil, The Pallavas, 1917, Fig. 1, p. 33)
114. book
     G. R. Gleig, The Life of Major-General Sir Thomas Munro, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, London, 1830.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: London, Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 1830. Munro in the Ceded Districts 1800-1807.
     Cited on: East India Company, Sir Thomas Munro
115. book
     G. R. Gleig, The Life of Major-General Sir Thomas Munro, Vol. III↗ (opens in a new tab), Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, London, 1830.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: London, Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 1830.
116. book
     G. T. Boag, Census of India, 1921, Vol. XIII: Madras, Part I, Report↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1922.
     Licence: Public domain · G. T. Boag, Superintendent of Census Operations; Madras Government Press, 1922.
     Cited on: British Crown (Madras Presidency), The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947), "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)
117. book
     G. V. Ramamurti (compiler), Telugu-Savara Dictionary (తెలుగు సవర నిఘంటువు)↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent, Government Press, Madras (published under the authority of the Director of Public Instruction), 1914.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page (PDF p. 1): compiled by Rao Sahib G. V. Ramamurti, formerly Lecturer in History, Raja's College, Parlakimedi; Madras Government Press, 1914. A Madras government publication before 1936. The Telugu preface has no usable text layer.
     Cited on: Gidugu Venkata Ramamurti, Title page of G. V. Ramamurti's "Telugu-Savara Dictionary" (Madras, 1914)
118. article
     G. Yazdani, Inscriptions of the Qutb Shahi Kings in Hyderabad City and Suburbs, Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1917–18↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, 1921.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Jami Masjid, Hyderabad, Toli Masjid, Jami Masjid inscription, Hyderabad, Ma Saheba tank inscriptions (1625), Toli Masjid inscription (1671), Inscriptions & sources, "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), 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)), 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))
119. book
     G. Yazdani, The Temples at Palampet (Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of India, No. 6)↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, India, 1922.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Palampet, Ramappa Lake, Ramappa Temple, Palampet pillar inscription of Recherla Rudra, Music & dance, Temples & architecture, "Plan of Great Temple, Palampet" (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXX (PDF p. 20)), Detail of Pillar, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXI (a)), 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)), 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"), Great Temple, Palampet: view from N.-W. (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXVII (a)), Great Temple, Palampet: view from S.-E. (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXVIII (a)), 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)), Jamb of Door, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXVIII (b)), Ruined Nandi Pavilion, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXIII (b)), 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)), Sikhara, Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXIX (b)), Temple, West of Great Temple, Palampet (Yazdani 1922, Pl. XXXIII (d))
120. book
     Gaurishankar Hirachand Ojha, Bharatiya Prachin Lipimala (The Palaeography of India), 2nd ed., revised and enlarged↗ (opens in a new tab), The author, Ajmer, 1918.
     Licence: Public domain · In Hindi. Title page: 'Second edition (Revised and Enlarged) ... 1918 A.D.' (the archive.org title says 1919). PDF page = printed page + 29; Plate N = PDF page 227 + N (plates 1-84, unpaginated).
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Achyutapuram plates of Indravarman, 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), Early Tamil: the Tamil portions of the Kuram, Kasakudi and Udayendiram plates of the Pallavas (Ojha 1918, Plate 60), 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), How the Grantha and Tamil letters developed, stage by stage (Ojha 1918, Plate 84), 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), Modern Malayalam, Tulu and Tamil scripts (Ojha 1918, Plate 81), Modern Oriya (Odia), Gujarati and Modi (Marathi) scripts (Ojha 1918, Plate 79), 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), 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)
121. book
     George T. Walch, The Engineering Works of the Godavari Delta: A Descriptive and Historical Account↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1896.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Sir Arthur Cotton, Trade & economy, Ports and sea trade on the Andhra coast, Godavari delta works, "Central Delta Head Sluices - front view" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 89), "Dowlaishveram Anicut from near the under sluices" (photograph by Messrs. Nicholas & Co., two halves joined) (Walch 1896, PDF pp. 81-82), "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)), "Gorge of the Godavari looking up stream from near lower end" (photograph by W. Jopp) (Walch 1896, PDF p. 14), "Gunnaram Aqueduct, view from upper end, when submerged by flood in October 1891" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 110), "Head of Main Canal - Eastern Delta (from lower chamber of head lock)" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 145), "Mukkamala Lock (old style), chamber being filled through valves in upper gates" (Walch 1896, PDF p. 160), 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), 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)
122. book
     George Watt, Indian Art at Delhi, 1903: Being the Official Catalogue of the Delhi Exhibition, 1902-1903↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta, 1903.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Crafts & textiles
123. book
     Golconda: Historical Retrospect↗ (opens in a new tab), 1911.
     Licence: Public domain · No title page in the scan; date from the Digital Library of India record.
124. gazetteer
     Gordon Mackenzie, A Manual of the Kistna District in the Presidency of Madras↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of Madras (Lawrence Asylum Press), 1883.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Mauryas & Satavahanas, Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Cholas of Tanjore, Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Velanati Chodas, Kotas of Dharanikota, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Recherla Velamas, Bahmanis, Shitab Khan of Warangal, Qutb Shahis, Dutch East India Company, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, French East India Company, East India Company, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Rajendra I (Chola), Gonka I (Velanati), Kota Keta II, Prithvisvara, Ganapamba, Kota Beta, Prolaya Vema Reddi, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Muhammad Shah I, Anavema Reddi, Srinatha, Kumaragiri Reddi, Peda Komati Vema, Ahmad Shah I, Humayun Shah, Shitab Khan (Sitapati) of Warangal, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Joseph François Dupleix, Sarvaya Papadu (Pap Rai), Charles de Bussy, Sir Arthur Cotton, Akkanna, Brahma Nayudu, Francis Forde, Jamshid Quli Qutb Shah, Kancherla Gopanna (Bhakta Ramadas), Madanna, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani), Mubariz Khan (Khwaja Muhammad, Imad-ul-Mulk), Raghoji Bhonsle I, Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Bhadrachalam, Chandavolu (Chandole), Chebrolu, Devarakonda, Gurazala, Jaggayyapeta, Kalidindi, Karempudi, Kollur, Kondapalli, Kondavidu, Macherla, Machilipatnam, Motupalli, Nagarjunakonda, Nizampatnam, Rajahmundry, Vengi (Pedavegi), Vijayawada (Bezwada), Amaravati Mahachaitya, Jaggayyapeta stupa, Kondavidu fort, Kondapalli fort, Dutch tombs, Machilipatnam, Krishna anicut, Bhimesvara temple, Chebrolu, Amaravati inscription of the time of Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Bezwada inscription of Kulottunga I, Amaravati pillar inscription of Keta II, Chebrolu inscription of Jaya, Yenamadala inscription of Ganapamba, Language & literature, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Society & communities, Folk songs & oral traditions, Rivers of the Telugu country, Famines, floods and cyclones, Water works in Telugu history, Forts of the Telugu country, Places of the Telugu ballads, Regional houses of the 12th century, Shitab Khan of Warangal (c. 1504–1516), The East India Company in the Telugu country (1759–1858), The French in the Northern Circars (1750–1759), The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947), The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry, Rivers and water works
125. gazetteer
     Government of India, Imperial Gazetteer of India, Provincial Series: Hyderabad State↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta, 1909.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Kakatiyas, Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Reform, freedom & people's movements, Mauryas, Satavahanas, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Kakatiyas, Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Musunuri Nayakas, Bahmanis, Shitab Khan of Warangal, Qutb Shahis, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Asoka, Dantidurga, Taila II, Prola II, Taila III, Ganapatideva, Rudramadevi, Prataparudra, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Muhammad Shah I, Firuz Shah, Ahmad Shah I, Humayun Shah, Muhammad Shah III, Mahmud Shah Bahmani, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Sarvaya Papadu (Pap Rai), Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Nasir Jang (Mir Ahmad Khan), Muzaffar Jang (Hidayat Muhi-ud-din Khan), Salabat Jang, Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Sikandar Jah (Asaf Jah III), Mir Alam (Mir Abul Qasim), Chandu Lal, Nasir-ud-daula (Asaf Jah IV), Salar Jung I (Mir Turab Ali Khan), Afzal-ud-daula (Asaf Jah V), Mir Mahbub Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VI), Salar Jung II (Mir Laik Ali Khan), Kishen Pershad, Mir Osman Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VII), Mahmud Gawan, Mubariz Khan (Khwaja Muhammad, Imad-ul-Mulk), Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk, Adilabad, Alampur, Amarchinta, Aurangabad, Bhongir, Bodhan, Devarakonda, Gadwal, Golconda, Hanamkonda, Hyderabad, Kalyani (Basavakalyan), Khammam, Kollapur, Laknavaram, Mahbubnagar, Malkhed (Manyakheta), Medak, Nalgonda, Nirmal, Nizamabad, Pakhal, Palvancha, Sangareddy, Secunderabad, Suryapet, Udgir, Vemulavada, Wanaparthy, Warangal, Thousand Pillar Temple, Ghanpur Temples (Kota Gullu), Ramappa Lake, Qutb Shahi Tombs, Husain Sagar, Purana Pul, Charminar, Badshahi Ashurkhana, Jami Masjid, Hyderabad, Mecca Masjid, British Residency, Hyderabad, Mir Alam Tank, Osman Sagar (Gandipet), High Court, Hyderabad, Chowmahalla Palace, Dar-ush-Shifa, Falaknuma Palace, Golconda Fort, Katakshapur Temples, Laknavaram Lake, Pakhal Lake, Purani Haveli, Temples of Vemulavada, Warangal Fort, Thousand Pillar Temple inscription of Rudradeva, Pakhal lake inscription of Jagadala Mummadi, Jami Masjid inscription, Hyderabad, Mir Alam tank inscription (1806), Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Government & administration, Society & communities, Daily life & festivals, Inscriptions & sources, How the map changed, Land, rivers and water, Rivers of the Telugu country, Famines, floods and cyclones, Water works in Telugu history, Forts of the Telugu country, The Nizam's Dominions (1724–1948), The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818), The districts of the Nizam's Dominions (1931), Rivers and water works
126. gazetteer
     Government of India, Imperial Gazetteer of India, Provincial Series: Madras, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta, 1908.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Mauryas & Satavahanas, Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Reform, freedom & people's movements, Mauryas, Satavahanas, Salankayanas of Vengi, Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Cholas of Tanjore, Pandyas, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Qutb Shahis, Dutch East India Company, Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Banganapalle State, French East India Company, East India Company, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Chandragupta Maurya, Asoka, Rajaraja I (Chola), Rajaraja II (Chola), Rajendra III (Chola), Vidyanatha, Siddi Masud Khan, Himmat Bahadur Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Muhammad Ali Khan Walajah, Muzaffar Jang (Hidayat Muhi-ud-din Khan), Ranmast Khan (Munawwar Khan, Nawab of Kurnool), Haidar Ali, Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Sikandar Jah (Asaf Jah III), Ghulam Rasul Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Chandrayya of Rampa, Abdul Wahab Khan, Kancherla Gopanna (Bhakta Ramadas), Najib-ullah Khan, Addanki, Ahobilam, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Anantapur, Bellary (Ballari), Bhattiprolu, Bhimavaram (West Godavari), Dowleswaram, Draksharama, Erragudi, Gandikota, Gudivada, Gudivada (Sarvasiddhi), Guntur (Murtazanagar), Hampi (Vijayanagara), Jaggayyapeta, Kadapa (Cuddapah), Kalingapatnam, Kondapalli, Kondavidu, Kurnool, Machilipatnam, Madakasira, Mahendragiri, Mangalagiri, Motupalli, Mukhalingam, Nellore, Palakollu, Rajahmundry, Rajula-Mandagiri, Samalkot and Chalukya-Bhimavaram, Siddhavatam (Sidhout), Srikakulam, Srikurmam, Srisailam, Tadpatri, Udayagiri (Nellore), Vengi (Pedavegi), Vijayawada (Bezwada), Amaravati Mahachaitya, Bhattiprolu stupa, Jaggayyapeta stupa, Kondavidu fort, Kondapalli fort, Tomb of Abdul Wahab, Kurnool, Dutch tombs, Machilipatnam, Jama Masjid, Adoni, Dowleswaram anicut, Krishna anicut, Gandikota fort, Narasimha temples, Ahobilam, Srikurmam temple, Temples of Mukhalingam, Bhattiprolu relic-casket inscriptions, Gudivada plates of Jayasimha I (three grants), Alamanda plates of Anantavarman, Mahendragiri inscriptions of Rajendra I, Language & literature, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Government & administration, Society & communities, Inscriptions & sources, How the map changed, Land, rivers and water, Rivers of the Telugu country, Famines, floods and cyclones, Water works in Telugu history, Old names of regions, Asoka's empire and edicts in the south, Ports and sea trade on the Andhra coast, The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Forts of the Telugu country, The Qutb Shahi kingdom of Golconda, Godavari delta works, The Eastern Gangas in the north of the Telugu country, The Nizam's Dominions (1724–1948), The Nawabs in the Telugu country (c. 1714–1801), The East India Company in the Telugu country (1759–1858), The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947), The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry, Rivers and water works, Old names of regions
127. book
     Government of India, Memoranda on the Indian States, 1934 (corrected up to the 1st January 1934)↗ (opens in a new tab), Manager of Publications, Delhi, 1934.
     Licence: Public domain · Official handbook of the Indian States; the Madras States Agency table (p. 138) gives the ruler, date of succession, area and revenue of Banganapalle and Sandur.
     Cited on: Banganapalle State
128. book
     Government of Madras, Revenue Department, G.O. No. 2233, Revenue, 9th December 1933: Settlement - Resettlement (East Godavari, West Godavari and Kistna) - Introduction Report↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1933.
     Licence: Public domain · The resettlement of the Godavari delta districts, 1926-1931: Holdsworth's proposals, the Legislative Council's Economic Enquiry Committee and the rates sanctioned for thirty years from 1 July 1931 (pp. 4-5). Printed page = PDF page - 1.
     Cited on: British Crown (Madras Presidency), The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947)
129. book
     H. A. Popley, The Music of India (The Heritage of India Series)↗ (opens in a new tab), Association Press, Calcutta / Oxford University Press, 1921.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Tyagaraja, Music & dance
130. book
     H. A. Stuart, Census of India, 1891, Vol. XIII: Madras, The Report on the Census↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1893.
     Licence: Public domain · Madras Government Press, 1893 (district maps dated 1893 at the front).
131. book
     H. H. Wilson, The Mackenzie Collection: A Descriptive Catalogue of the Oriental Manuscripts of the South of India, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Asiatic Press, Calcutta, 1828.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Recherla Velamas, Vidyanatha, Singabhupala (Recherla), Bammera Potana, Brahma Nayudu, Language & literature, Folk songs & oral traditions, Inscriptions & sources, Places of the Telugu ballads
132. book
     H. H. Wilson, The Mackenzie Collection: A Descriptive Catalogue of the Oriental Manuscripts ... of the South of India (second volume)↗ (opens in a new tab), Asiatic Press, Calcutta, 1828.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. II, Calcutta, Asiatic Press, 1828 (the library already holds Vol. I as wilson-1828).
133. book
     H. Hargreaves (ed.), Annual Report of the Archaeological Survey of India, 1927-28↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1931.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins & early kingdoms, Satavahanas, Ikshvakus of Vijayapuri, Vasishthiputra Chamtamula, Virapurushadatta, Ehuvula Chamtamula, Bhatideva, Chamtisiri, Ghantasala, Nagarjunakonda, Bhattiprolu stupa, Jaggayyapeta stupa, Ghantasala stupa, Chula-Dhammagiri monastery, Nagarjunakonda Mahachaitya, Vijayapuri citadel, Bhattiprolu relic-casket inscriptions, Nagarjunakonda inscriptions of Chamtisiri, Nagarjunakonda inscription of Bodhisiri, Inscriptions & sources, 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: "Nagarjunikonda. ... Excavated Monastery and Apsidal Temple" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. L (b)), Nagarjunakonda: "Sculptured slab from Stupa No. 2" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. LII (a)), Nagarjunakonda: "The Great Stupa at Nagarjunikonda" (ASI Annual Report 1927-28, Pl. L (a)), Stupa mound at Nagarjunakonda before excavation, 1927–28
134. book
     H. Hargreaves (ed.), Annual Report of the Archaeological Survey of India, 1928-29↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, 1933.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas, Ikshvakus of Vijayapuri, Bindusara, Asoka, Erragudi, Suvarnagiri, Chula-Dhammagiri monastery, Nagarjunakonda Mahachaitya, Vijayapuri citadel, Erragudi edicts of Asoka, Nagarjunakonda inscription of Bodhisiri, Temples & architecture, Asoka's empire and edicts in the south, 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), 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: "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: "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: "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 Nativity and the Seven Steps" (ASI Annual Report 1928-29, Pl. XLVIII (a)), 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))
135. inscription
     H. Krishna Sastri (ed. and tr.), South-Indian Inscriptions, Vol. III, Part III: Inscriptions of Aditya I, Parantaka I ... and the Tiruvalangadu Plates of Rajendra-Chola I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Series, Vol. XXIX), 1920.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Madras, Superintendent, Government Press, 1920. No. 205, the Tiruvalangadu copper-plates of the sixth year of Rajendra-Chola I, pp. 383-439, Plates XIII-XIX. Printed page = PDF + 201 in the introduction to No. 205; the translation has two duplicated leaves (PDF 237-238).
     Cited on: Cholas of Tanjore, Rajaraja I (Chola), Rajendra I (Chola), Rajadhiraja I (Chola), Gangaikondacholapuram, Tiruvalangadu plates of Rajendra I, Bhimavaram inscription of Rajendra I, Mahendragiri inscriptions of Rajendra I, Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, "Ring and Seal" of the Tiruvalangadu copper plates of the Chola king Rajendra I (South-Indian Inscriptions III, pt. III, 1920, Plate XIX), 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)
136. article
     H. Krishna Sastri (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XVII (1923–24)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1924.
     Licence: Public domain · Scan is the 1983 ASI reprint. Includes E. Hultzsch, the Ipur plates of Madhavavarman (Nos. 20–21), pp. 334–339.
     Cited on: Vishnukundins, Banas, Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Madhavavarman II (Vishnukundin), Vijayaditya II Prabhumeru (Bana), Gudimallam, Ipur, Ipur plates of Vishnuvardhana III, Gudimallam plates of the Bana king Vikramaditya II, Ipur plates (set I) of Govindavarman's son Madhavavarman, Ipur plates (set II) of Madhavavarman II, Khanapur plates of Madhavavarman, Grants of the Vishnukundins, "A Vakataka Inscription from Ganj", in Bundelkhand, of the reign of Maharaja Prithivishena (Epigraphia Indica XVII, 1924), "Gudimallam Plates of the Bana king Vikramaditya II" (Epigraphia Indica XVII, 1924, first plate), "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))
137. book
     H. Krishna Sastri (ed.), South-Indian Inscriptions (Texts), Vol. IV↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of Madras / Archaeological Survey of India, 1923.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Kapaya Nayaka, Ganapesvaram, Draksharama inscription of Kulottunga I (1103), Draksharama inscriptions of Kulottunga I (1107), Bezwada inscription of Kulottunga I, The Musunuri Nayakas
138. book
     H. Krishna Sastri (ed.), South-Indian Inscriptions (Texts), Vol. V↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1925.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Gajapatis of Orissa, Rajendra I (Chola), Srikurmam temple, Temples of Mukhalingam, Gajapati inscriptions at Srikurmam (1452–1503), Bhimavaram inscription of Rajendra I, Mahendragiri inscriptions of Rajendra I
139. article
     H. Krishna Sastri and Hirananda Sastri (eds.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XVIII (1925–26)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta, 1926.
     Licence: Public domain · Includes H. Krishna Sastri, 'The Kodavali Rock-Inscription of Chandasati' (No. 34), with a postscript by Sten Konow. The scan is of the 1983 ASI reprint.
     Cited on: Satavahanas, Pallavas, Chalukyas of Badami, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Chandra Sri Satakarni, Pulakesin II, Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Jayasimha I, Vishnuvardhana II (Eastern Chalukya), Mangi-yuvaraja, Jayasimha II (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Kopparam, Vemuluripadu (Vemalurpadu), Myakadoni inscription of Pulumavi, Kodavali rock inscription of Chandasati, Kopparam plates of Pulakesin II, Niduparu grant of Jayasimha I, Chendalur plates of Sarvalokasraya (Mangi-yuvaraja), Penukaparu grant of Jayasimha II, Ipur plates of Vishnuvardhana III, Vemalurpadu plates of Amma II, Mangallu grant of Amma II, Sarngapuram plates of Sarngadhara, Garavapadu plates of Ganapatideva, Malkapuram pillar inscription of Rudramadevi, Satavahana coins and inscriptions in the Telugu country, The Pallavas in the Telugu country, The Chalukyas of Badami and the Telugu country, "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)), "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)), "Kodavali Rock Inscription of Chandasati; the second year of reign" (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate), "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)), "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)), "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)), "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)), "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), "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)), Seal of the Garavapadu grant of Ganapatideva, Saka 1182 (Epigraphia Indica XVIII, plate "Garavapadu Grant of Ganapatideva: Saka 1182")
140. book
     H. M. Elliot and John Dowson (eds.), The History of India as Told by Its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period, Vol. III↗ (opens in a new tab), Trübner and Co., London, 1871.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Kakatiyas, Kakatiyas, Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Musunuri Nayakas, Prataparudra, Malik Kafur, Malik Maqbul (Khan-i Jahan), Muhammad bin Tughluq, Kapaya Nayaka, Hanamkonda, Warangal, Warangal Fort, Forts & warfare, The Delhi Sultanate and the Telugu country, 1303–1336, Forts of the Telugu country
141. book
     H. M. Elliot and John Dowson (eds.), The History of India as Told by Its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period, Vol. VII↗ (opens in a new tab), Trübner and Co., London, 1877.
     Licence: Public domain · Khafi Khan and other Mughal chroniclers on the Golconda campaigns. Printed page = PDF page - 12.
     Cited on: Qutb Shahis, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Kam Bakhsh, Sarvaya Papadu (Pap Rai), Akkanna, Daud Khan Panni, Madanna, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani), Mubariz Khan (Khwaja Muhammad, Imad-ul-Mulk), Tatikonda, The Mughal Deccan in the Telugu country (1687–1724)
142. book
     H. Nelson Wright, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Calcutta, Vol. II: Part I, The Sultans of Delhi; Part II, Contemporary Dynasties in India↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, for the Indian Museum, 1907.
     Licence: Public domain · p. 8 = PDF 24.
     Cited on: Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Bahmanis, Muhammad Shah I, Firuz Shah, Muhammad Shah III, Mahmud Shah Bahmani, "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), 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)
143. book
     H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, Report on the Administration of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions for the Year 6th October 1924 to 5th October 1925↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Hyderabad, 1926.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: year 1334 F. (6 Oct. 1924 - 5 Oct. 1925), published by order of Government, Government Central Press, Hyderabad, 1926.
     Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Mir Osman Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VII), Akbar Hydari (Nawab Hyder Nawaz Jung), Osman Sagar (Gandipet), Himayat Sagar, Osmania General Hospital
144. book
     H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, Report on the Administration of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions for the Year 1342 Fasli (1932-33)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Hyderabad, 1935.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: year 6 Oct. 1932 - 5 Oct. 1933, published by order of Government, Government Central Press, Hyderabad, 1935.
     Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Mir Osman Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VII), Akbar Hydari (Nawab Hyder Nawaz Jung), Nizamabad, Sangareddy, Osmania University, Himayat Sagar, Osmania General Hospital, Nizam Sagar
145. book
     H.H. the Nizam's Government, Report on the Administration of H.H. the Nizam's Dominions for the Year 1322 Fasli (1912-13)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Hyderabad, 1915.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Report on the Administration of H.H. the Nizam's Dominions for the year 1322 F. (6 Oct. 1912 - 5 Oct. 1913), published by order of Government, printed at the Gladstone Press, 1915.
     Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Mir Osman Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VII), Mir Alam Tank, Osman Sagar (Gandipet)
146. book
     Hastings Fraser, Our Faithful Ally, the Nizam↗ (opens in a new tab), Smith, Elder and Co., London, 1865.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: London, Smith, Elder and Co., 1865.
     Cited on: Husain Sagar
147. book
     Henry Cousens, Bijapur, the Old Capital of the Adil Shahi Kings: A Guide to its Ruins with Historical Outline↗ (opens in a new tab), Orphanage Press, Poona, 1889.
     Licence: Public domain · Guide to the Bijapur monuments with a historical outline of the Adil Shahi kings.
148. book
     Henry Cousens, Lists of Antiquarian Remains in His Highness the Nizam's Territories (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Series XXXI)↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta, 1900.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Bhongir, Hanamkonda, Palampet, Padmakshi Temple, Hanamkonda, Thousand Pillar Temple, Ramappa Lake, Ramappa Temple, Temples of Nagulapadu, Upparapalli Temple, Pakhal Lake, Warangal Fort, Temples & architecture
149. book
     Henry Cousens, Bijapur and its Architectural Remains, with an Historical Outline of the 'Adil Shahi Dynasty (Archaeological Survey of India, Imperial Series, Vol. XXXVII)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Bombay (archive.org scan of the 1976 facsimile reprint, Bharatiya Publishing House, Varanasi), 1916.
     Licence: Public domain · Historical outline of the dynasty (pp. 1-18), the monuments of Bijapur, the coinage (pp. 127-128, pl. CXV) and old sanads; 118 plates of photographs and drawings.
     Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Yusuf Adil Khan (Yusuf Adil Shah), Ismail Adil Shah, Ibrahim Adil Shah I, Ali Adil Shah I, Ibrahim Adil Shah II, Muhammad Adil Shah, Ali Adil Shah II, Sikandar Adil Shah, Asad Khan Lari, Bijapur (Vijayapura), Jama Masjid, Adoni, "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), "Yusuf Adil Shah, from an old drawing" (Cousens, Bijapur and its Architectural Remains, 1916, p. 3, fig. 1), 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), Small gold coins of Muhammad Adil Shah (Cousens 1916, pl. CXV, row 1, "Muhammad (Gold)")
150. book
     Henry Cousens, The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Series, Vol. XLII)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1926.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Calcutta, Government of India Central Publication Branch, 1926. Kalyani Chalukya temples.
     Cited on: Ramappa Temple, "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))
151. book
     Henry Davison Love, Vestiges of Old Madras, 1640-1800, Vol. I (Indian Records Series)↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London, for the Government of India, 1913.
     Licence: Public domain · The grant of Madras in 1639 and the early settlement, from the Company's records.
152. book
     Henry George Briggs, The Nizam: His History and Relations with the British Government, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Bernard Quaritch, London, 1861.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Nawabs of Cuddapah, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Nasir Jang (Mir Ahmad Khan), Muzaffar Jang (Hidayat Muhi-ud-din Khan), Salabat Jang, Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Aurangabad, Kondavidu, How the map changed, Old names of regions, "His Excellency the Nuwab Salar Jung, the Nizam's Dewan" (photograph) (Briggs 1861, frontispiece (PDF p. 8)), "The Nizam's Dominions, shewing the territories retained, those retransferred and those ceded" (coloured map) (Briggs 1861, folding map, PDF p. 26)
153. book
     Henry George Briggs, The Nizam: His History and Relations with the British Government, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Bernard Quaritch, London, 1861.
     Licence: Public domain · Vol. I is briggs-1861. Printed page = PDF page - 14.
154. book
     Henry Heras, Beginnings of Vijayanagara History↗ (opens in a new tab), Indian Historical Research Institute, Bombay, 1929.
     Licence: Public domain · Two Mysore University extension lectures of 1928; preface dated Bombay, 24 June 1929. Argues for the Hoysala connection of the founders against the Telugu theory.
     Cited on: Vijayanagara Empire, Harihara I (Vijayanagara), Bukka I (Vijayanagara)
155. book
     Henry Heras, The Aravidu Dynasty of Vijayanagara, Vol. I (1542-1614)↗ (opens in a new tab), B. G. Paul and Co., Madras, 1927.
     Licence: Public domain · Studies in Indian History of the Indian Historical Research Institute, St. Xavier's College, Bombay. The Aravidu kings at Penukonda and Chandragiri, with the Jesuit and Portuguese sources. Plates interrupt the pagination; page links checked against the printed headers.
     Cited on: Vijayanagara Empire, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Ali Adil Shah I, Tirumala (Aravidu), Ibrahim Adil Shah II, Venkatapati II (Vijayanagara), Abdul Wahab Khan, Tenali Ramakrishna, Kurnool, Talikota, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country
156. gazetteer
     Henry Morris, A Descriptive and Historical Account of the Godavery District in the Presidency of Madras↗ (opens in a new tab), Trübner & Co., London, 1878.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Dutch East India Company, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, French East India Company, East India Company, Vidyanatha, Sir Arthur Cotton, Raghoji Bhonsle I, Kakinada, Nizampatnam, Teki, Yanam, Dowleswaram anicut, Religion & philosophy, Folk songs & oral traditions
157. book
     Henry Whitehead, The Village Gods of South India (2nd ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), Association Press, Calcutta / Oxford University Press, 1921.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Folk songs & oral traditions
158. book
     Henry Yule and Henri Cordier (eds.), The Book of Ser Marco Polo the Venetian, Vol. II (3rd ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London, 1903.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Kakatiyas, Kakatiyas, Pandyas, Rudramadevi, Prataparudra, Motupalli, Motupalli pillar inscription of Ganapatideva, Chandupatla inscription, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Daily life & festivals, Inscriptions & sources, Ports and sea trade on the Andhra coast, Marco Polo's Mutfili, "Map to illustrate Polo's chapters on India" (Marco Polo, Book III) (Yule & Cordier 1903, to face p. 312 (PDF p. 363, lower part))
159. book
     Hirananda Sastri, Shitab Khan of Warangal (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 9)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1932.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Kakatiyas, Bahmanis, Shitab Khan of Warangal, Qutb Shahis, Rudramadevi, Prataparudra, Humayun Shah, Shitab Khan (Sitapati) of Warangal, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk, Warangal, Shitab Khan's hall, Warangal, Warangal Fort, Warangal pillar inscription of Shitab Khan (1504), Language & literature, Inscriptions & sources, The Qutb Shahi kingdom of Golconda, Shitab Khan of Warangal (c. 1504–1516), "Carved Stone Bulls in front of the Sambhuni-gudi Temple" (Sastri 1932, Pl. I (b)), "Rock of the Warangal Fort" (Sastri 1932, Pl. I (a)), "Shitab Khan's Hall: Front View" (Sastri 1932, Pl. II (a)), "Shitab Khan's Hall: Interior" (Sastri 1932, Pl. II (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)
160. article
     Hirananda Sastri (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XIX (1927–28)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1928.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Eastern Chalukyas & the Deccan powers, Vishnukundins, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Jayasimha I, Vishnuvardhana II (Eastern Chalukya), Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Pandaranga, Yuddhamalla II, Badapa, Tala II, Addanki, Arumbaka, Polamuru, Pedda-Vegi plates of Jayasimha I, Pulibumra plates of Jayasimha I, Addanki inscription of Pandaranga, Bezwada pillar inscription of Yuddhamalla, Arumbaka plates of Badapa, Sripundi plates of Tala II, Nandamapundi grant of Rajaraja Narendra, Polamuru plates of Madhavavarman Janashraya, Language & literature, Inscriptions & sources, Grants of the Vishnukundins, "Addanki Stone Inscription of Pandaranga" (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate (PDF p. 368)), "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)), "Pulibumra Plates of the Eastern Chalukya king Jayasimha I (c. 632-63 A.D.)" (Epigraphia Indica XIX, plate (PDF p. 342)), "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))
161. article
     Hirananda Sastri (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XX (1929–30)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1933.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas & Satavahanas, Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins & early kingdoms, Mauryas, Satavahanas, Ikshvakus of Vijayapuri, Simuka, Sri Satakarni, Vasishthiputra Chamtamula, Virapurushadatta, Ehuvula Chamtamula, Bhatideva, Chamtisiri, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Nagarjunakonda, Amaravati Mahachaitya, Jaggayyapeta stupa, Chula-Dhammagiri monastery, Nagarjunakonda Mahachaitya, Vijayapuri citadel, Nagarjunakonda inscriptions of Chamtisiri, Nagarjunakonda inscription of Bodhisiri, Jaggayyapeta inscriptions of Virapurushadatta, Language & literature, Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Government & administration, Society & communities, Inscriptions & sources, Asokan edicts and early Buddhist sites, Ikshvaku inscriptions and the Krishna valley, 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)
162. book
     His Exalted Highness The Nizam S Government, Shitab Khan Of Warangal↗ (opens in a new tab), 1932.
     Licence: Public domain
163. book
     History of freemansonry in Hyderabad deccan↗ (opens in a new tab), 1910.
     Licence: Public domain
164. book
     History of Freemasonry in Hyderabad (Deccan)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1910.
     Licence: Public domain
165. book
     Hyderabad (deccan) Under Sir Salar Jung Vol. 1↗ (opens in a new tab), 1884.
     Licence: Public domain
166. book
     Hyderabad (deccan) Under Sir Salar Jung Vol.2↗ (opens in a new tab), 1885.
     Licence: Public domain
167. book
     Hyderabad (deccan) Under Sir Salarjung Vol-iii↗ (opens in a new tab), 1886.
     Licence: Public domain
168. book
     Hyderabad Archaeological Society, The Journal of the Hyderabad Archaeological Society, 1917↗ (opens in a new tab), Hyderabad Archaeological Society, Hyderabad (Deccan), 1917.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: The Journal of the Hyderabad Archaeological Society for 1917, printed at the Times Press, Bombay, 1917.
169. book
     Ibn Battuta (tr. H. A. R. Gibb), Ibn Battuta: Travels in Asia and Africa, 1325-1354 (The Broadway Travellers)↗ (opens in a new tab), George Routledge and Sons, London, 1929.
     Licence: Public domain · Selected translation, published 1929 (before 1931). p. 227 = PDF 238.
     Cited on: Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country
170. book
     Ibn Batuta (tr. Samuel Lee), The Travels of Ibn Batuta, translated from the abridged Arabic manuscript copies (Oriental Translation Fund)↗ (opens in a new tab), Oriental Translation Committee, London, 1829.
     Licence: Public domain · Fetched for this package; not cited in the drafts (its abridgement adds nothing on Telingana beyond Elliot and Dowson's extracts).
171. book
     Imperial Gazetteer of India, Imperial Gazetteer of India, Provincial Series: Madras, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta, 1908.
     Licence: Public domain · Vol. II: the Southern and West Coast districts, native states and French possessions; Calcutta, Superintendent of Government Printing (1908). Vol. I covers the Telugu districts; this volume has the article on Banganapalle State (pp. 471-478).
     Cited on: Banganapalle State, Asad Ali Khan (Muzaffar-ul-Mulk) of Banganapalle, Ghulam Ali Khan (Mansur-ud-daula) of Banganapalle, Ghulam Muhammad Ali Khan of Banganapalle, Fateh Ali Khan, Nawab of Banganapalle, Banganapalle, Banganapalle State
172. book
     Indian Antiquary, The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXVII (1898)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Byculla, Bombay, 1898.
     Licence: Public domain · Includes G. R. Subramiah Pantulu, "Discursive Remarks on the Augustan Age of Telugu Literature" (Krishnadeva Raya, the Ashtadiggajas, Tenali Ramakrishna), with notes by H. Krishna Sastri and T. V.
     Cited on: Vijayanagara Empire, Krishnadeva Raya, Achyuta Raya, Venkatapati II (Vijayanagara), Allasani Peddana, Ayyalaraju Ramabhadrudu, Dhurjati, Madayyagari Mallana, Mohanangi, Nandi Timmana, Pingali Surana, Ramarajabhushana (Bhattumurti), Saluva Timma (Timmarasu), Sarangu Timmana, Tallapaka Annamacharya, Tenali Ramakrishna, Simhachalam inscriptions of Krishnadeva Raya (1516–1519), Srikalahasti inscription of Krishnadeva Raya (1516), Vijayanagara and the Telugu country
173. book
     J. Chartres Molony, Census of India, 1911, Vol. XII: Madras, Part I, Report↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1912.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Census of India 1911, Vol. XII, Madras, Part I, J. Chartres Molony (1912).
     Cited on: British Crown (Madras Presidency), Chittoor
174. gazetteer
     J. D. B. Gribble, A Manual of the District of Cuddapah in the Presidency of Madras↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1875.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Shivaji, Abdul Nabi Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Himmat Bahadur Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Abdul Halim Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Haidar Ali, Madhavrao I, Qamar-ud-din Khan, Tipu Sultan, Uyyalawada Narasimha Reddy, Balwant Rao Mendle, Mir Ali Raza Khan (Mir Sahib), Saadatullah Khan, Shahji Bhonsle, Gurramkonda, Kadapa (Cuddapah), Kharda, Lakkireddipalle, Punganur, Siddhavatam (Sidhout), Mysore and the Telugu country (1762–1800), The Nawabs in the Telugu country (c. 1714–1801), "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
175. book
     J. D. B. Gribble, A History of the Deccan, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Luzac & Co., London, 1896.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Musunuri Nayakas, Bahmanis, Qutb Shahis, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Malik Maqbul (Khan-i Jahan), Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Ahmad Shah I, Muhammad Shah III, Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Kam Bakhsh, Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Daud Khan Panni, Mahmud Gawan, Mubariz Khan (Khwaja Muhammad, Imad-ul-Mulk), Golconda, Hyderabad, Kaulas, Machilipatnam, Golconda Fort, Jami Masjid inscription, Golconda fort, Forts & warfare, Government & administration, Forts of the Telugu country, "Abul Hasan Kutub Shah" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 291), "Asaf Jah (from an old picture)" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 333), "Golconda Fort" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 285), "H. H. The Nizam of Hyderabad, G.C.S.I." (Gribble 1896, frontispiece (PDF p. 10)), "Jumma Musjid, Hyderabad" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 237), "Main Street, Hyderabad" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 231), "Remains of Entrance to Temple in Warangal Fort" (Gribble 1896, PDF p. 109)
176. book
     J. D. B. Gribble (edited and finished by Mary Pendlebury), A History of the Deccan, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Luzac & Co., London, 1924.
     Licence: Public domain · Continuation of gribble-1896: the Asaf Jahi state from 1723 to 1883, the French under Bussy, the Circars, the subsidiary alliance, the Hyderabad Contingent, Chandu Lal, Dalhousie and the Berar Trust (completed by the author's daughter from his notes; argues the Nizam's case), and Salar Jung's reforms. Dedicated to the Nizam. Two printed pages (10-11) are missing from this scan; page numbers checked against the printed headers.
     Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Nasir Jang (Mir Ahmad Khan), Muzaffar Jang (Hidayat Muhi-ud-din Khan), Salabat Jang, Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Raghunath Rao, Aurangabad, Kharda, Secunderabad, Udgir
177. book
     J. F. Fleet, The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Muhammadan Conquest of A.D. 1318↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Bombay, 1882.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: J. F. Fleet, Bombay Covenanted Civil Service; Bombay: Government Central Press, 1882. Chalukyas of Badami, Rashtrakutas, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Kalachuris, Yadavas; Eastern Chalukya notes.
178. article
     J. F. Fleet, Sanskrit and Old-Canarese Inscriptions, No. CXVIII (Kakatya inscription of Rudradeva at Anamkond, Saka 1084), Indian Antiquary, Vol. XI↗ (opens in a new tab), Indian Antiquary (ed. Jas. Burgess), Bombay, 1882.
     Licence: Public domain · Scan is a 1984 facsimile reprint; reprint front matter is not covered.
     Cited on: Kakatiyas, Kandur Chodas, Kakatiyas, Beta II, Bhima Choda III of Kandur, Prola II, Udaya Choda II of Kandur, Rudradeva, Hanamkonda, Panugallu (Panagal), Warangal, Thousand Pillar Temple, Thousand Pillar Temple inscription of Rudradeva, Karimnagar inscription of Gangadhara, Warangal fort inscription of Rudradeva, Ganapavaram inscription of Devapala, Temples & architecture, Inscriptions & sources, Kakatiya inscriptions, "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)), 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 6 of the Hanamkonda inscription, with the year "Saka-varshamulu 1084" in Telugu-Kannada figures (Indian Antiquary XI, Plate I, detail)
179. book
     J. F. Fleet and R. C. Temple (eds.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XIV (1885)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay (scan of the 1984 Swati Publications facsimile reprint), 1885.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XIV, 1885, ed. Fleet and Temple; Swati Publications facsimile reprint. Eastern Chalukya grant of Rajaraja, Saka 944; Chellur plates of Vira-Choda (Saka 1056).
     Cited on: Cholas of Tanjore, Saktivarman I, Vimaladitya, Rajaraja Narendra, Kulottunga I, Vira-Choda, Kulottunga II (Chola), Kundavadevi, Chellur, Ranastipundi grant of Vimaladitya, Kalidindi grant of Rajaraja I, Korumelli plates of Rajaraja I, Chellur plates of Kulottunga II (1143), "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), "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)
180. book
     J. F. Fleet and R. C. Temple (eds.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XIX (1890)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1890.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XIX, 1890; Swati Publications (Delhi 1985) facsimile reprint. Gold coins of the Eastern Chalukya kings; Kalingattu-parani.
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Cholas of Tanjore, Saktivarman I, Rajaraja Narendra, Karunakara Tondaiman, Anantavarman Chodaganga, Chellur, Satara grant of Vishnuvardhana I, Korumelli plates of Rajaraja I, Teki plates of Rajaraja-Chodaganga, Chellur plates of Vira-Choda, Draksharama inscription of Kulottunga I (1103), Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, "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)), "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))
181. book
     J. F. Fleet and R. C. Temple (eds.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXI (1892)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1892.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XXI, 1892; Swati Publications (Delhi 1985) facsimile reprint. Ekamranatha inscription of the Kakatiya Ganapati, Saka 1179; Vijayanagara coins.
     Cited on: Ekamranatha temple inscription of Ganapati, Srirangam inscription of Prataparudra, Kakatiya inscriptions
182. book
     J. F. Fleet, R. G. Bhandarkar and others (Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency), Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Vol. I, Part II: History of the Konkan, Dakhan and Southern Maratha Country↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Bombay, 1896.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: printed under Government orders, Bombay: Government Central Press, 1896. Includes Fleet's revised "Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts" (Badami Chalukyas, Rashtrakutas, Kalyani Chalukyas) and the Musalman and Maratha history of the Dakhan.
     Cited on: Chalukyas of Badami, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Chalukyas of Vemulavada, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Chalukyas of Mudigonda, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Pulakesin II, Vikramaditya I (Chalukya of Badami), Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Vinayaditya-Yuddhamalla I (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Dantidurga, Vishnuvardhana IV (Eastern Chalukya), Govinda III (Rashtrakuta), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Amoghavarsha I, Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Baddega I Soladaganda (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Krishna II (Rashtrakuta), Chalukya-Bhima I, Pampa (Adi Pampa), Narasimha II (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Amma I, Arikesari II (Chalukya of Vemulavada), Chalukya-Bhima II, Krishna III (Rashtrakuta), Somadeva Suri, Taila II, Rajaraja I (Chola), Rajendra I (Chola), Jayasimha II (Western Chalukya), Rajadhiraja I (Chola), Somesvara I, Vikramaditya VI, Kumara Tailapa, Somesvara III, Taila III, Badami (Vatapi), Kalyani (Basavakalyan), Kolanupaka, Malkhed (Manyakheta), Patancheru, Pithapuram, Kopparam plates of Pulakesin II, Chipurupalle plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Aihole inscription of Pulakesin II, Radhanpur plates of Govinda III, Sangli plates of Govinda IV, Masulipatam plates of Amma II, Korapolu inscription of Taila II, Kolanupaka inscription of Jagaddeva, Patancheru inscription of Somesvara III, The Chalukyas of Badami and the Telugu country, The Western Chalukyas of Kalyani and the Telugu country, The Rashtrakutas and the Telugu country
183. book
     J. R. Henderson, The Coins of Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan (Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol. I, Part 2)↗ (opens in a new tab), Superintendent, Government Press, Madras, 1921.
     Licence: Public domain · Catalogue of the Madras Museum's coins of Haidar and Tipu, arranged by mint, with nine plates and a map of the mints. Haidar's coins (pp. 1-7; Gooty pagodas, Nos. 3-4; doubtful Bellary paisas); Tipu's mints (pp. 8-9), Faiz Hisar = Gooty (pp. 76-86) and Zafarabad = Gurramkonda (pp. 110-111). Printed pages = PDF page - 16.
     Cited on: Morari Rao of Gooty, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Haidar Ali, Tipu Sultan, Bellary (Ballari), Gooty, Tadpatri, Mysore and the Telugu country (1762–1800), "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), 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), Gold "new Muhammad Shahi" pagoda of Haidar Ali struck at Gooty, dated 1194 (Henderson 1921, pl. I, No. 3), Gold pagoda of Haidar Ali, the "Bahaduri" pagoda: Siva and Parvati, and Haidar's initial (Henderson 1921, pl. I, No. 1)
184. book
     J. Ramayya Pantulu, A Defence of Literary Telugu↗ (opens in a new tab), Telugu Academy (the author was Chairman of its Senate), 1913.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page (PDF p. 6): 'by J. Ramayya Pantulu, Chairman of the Senate, Telugu Academy'; Osmania University Library copy, water-damaged first leaves. A reply to the spoken-Telugu ('Modern Telugu') movement of G. V. Ramamurti, G. V. Apparao and P. T. Sreenivasa Aiyangar. Year 1913 from the archive.org record and the text (School Leaving Certificate Board circular of 10 January 1913, p. 7).
     Cited on: Chilakamarti Lakshmi Narasimham, Gidugu Venkata Ramamurti, Gurajada Apparao
185. book
     J. S. King, The History of the Bahmani Dynasty, founded on the Burhan-i Ma'asir↗ (opens in a new tab), Luzac and Co., London, 1900.
     Licence: Public domain · Reprinted from the Indian Antiquary. p. 9 = PDF 49.
     Cited on: Musunuri Nayakas, Recherla Velamas, Bahmanis, Gajapatis of Orissa, Shitab Khan of Warangal, Kapaya Nayaka, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Muhammad Shah I, Firuz Shah, Ahmad Shah I, Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Humayun Shah, Muhammad Shah III, Purushottama (Gajapati), Mahmud Shah Bahmani, Shitab Khan (Sitapati) of Warangal, Mahmud Gawan, Malik Hasan Bahri, Bhongir, Devarakonda, Rachakonda, Rachakonda mosque inscription, Jami Masjid inscription, Golconda fort, The Bahmanis in the Telugu country
186. book
     J. W. McCrindle (tr.), Ancient India as Described by Megasthenes and Arrian↗ (opens in a new tab), Thacker, Spink & Co., Calcutta; Trübner & Co., London, 1877.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas, Chandragupta Maurya
187. book
     J. W. McCrindle (tr.), Ancient India as Described by Ptolemy↗ (opens in a new tab), Thacker, Spink & Co., Calcutta; Trübner & Co., London, 1885.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Satavahanas, Vasishthiputra Pulumavi
188. book
     Jadunath Sarkar, Shivaji and his Times (2nd ed., revised and enlarged)↗ (opens in a new tab), Longmans, Green and Co., London, 1920.
     Licence: Public domain · Second edition (first edition April 1919). Shivaji's Karnatak expedition of 1677, with the crossing of the Krishna at Nivritti Sangam near Kurnool and the visit to Srisailam (pp. 337-339).
     Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Marathas and the Telugu country, Shivaji, Sikandar Adil Shah, Akkanna, Shahji Bhonsle, Kurnool, Srisailam, The Adil Shahis of Bijapur and the Telugu country (1489–1686), The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818)
189. book
     Jadunath Sarkar, History of Aurangzib, Vol. V: The Closing Years, 1689-1707↗ (opens in a new tab), M. C. Sarkar and Sons, Calcutta, 1924.
     Licence: Public domain · First edition (title page 1924; the 1952 second edition is a separate, cite-only item). Mughal settlement of Golconda territory 1687-88, the Haidarabadi and Bijapuri Karnataks, Maratha raids, the seizure of the English factories in 1689. No text layer: cited from local Tesseract OCR (text/books/hyd-in.ernet.dli.2015.513883.ocr.txt), page numbers checked against the printed headers.
     Cited on: Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Rustam Dil Khan, Adoni, Guntur (Murtazanagar), Gurramkonda, The Mughal Deccan in the Telugu country (1687–1724)
190. book
     Jadunath Sarkar, India of Aurangzib: Topography, Statistics and Roads, compared with the India of Akbar↗ (opens in a new tab), Bose Brothers, Calcutta, 1901.
     Licence: Public domain · With translations of the Khulasat-ut-Tawarikh and the Chahar Gulshan; the subah of Haidarabad, its sarkars and revenue (pp. xciii, 157-160). Publisher from the archive.org record; year 1901 from the record and the catalogue.
     Cited on: Mughals in the Telugu country, The Mughal Deccan in the Telugu country (1687–1724)
191. book
     Jadunath Sarkar, History of Aurangzib, Vols. I and II↗ (opens in a new tab), M. C. Sarkar and Sons, Calcutta, 1912.
     Licence: Public domain · First edition, Vols. I-II bound together (one pagination). First viceroyalty of the Deccan (1636), the treaties with Bijapur and Golconda, the invasion of Golconda in 1656 and the Karnatak quarrel; coronation of 1658.
     Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Mughals in the Telugu country, Muhammad Adil Shah, Ali Adil Shah II, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Eluru (Ellore), The Adil Shahis of Bijapur and the Telugu country (1489–1686)
192. book
     Jadunath Sarkar, History of Aurangzib, Vol. IV: Southern India, 1645-1689 (2nd ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), M. C. Sarkar and Sons, Calcutta, 1930.
     Licence: Public domain · Second edition (preface Nov. 1929); the 1919 first edition is hyd-in.ernet.dli.2015.32058 (cite only). Mughal conquest of Golconda, 1687. No text layer.
     Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Qutb Shahis, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Muhammad Adil Shah, Shivaji, Ali Adil Shah II, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Siddi Masud Khan, Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Sikandar Adil Shah, Akkanna, Kancherla Gopanna (Bhakta Ramadas), Madanna, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani), Siddi Jauhar (Salabat Khan), Adoni, Bijapur (Vijayapura), Kurnool
193. book
     James Burgess, Notes on the Amaravati Stupa (Archaeological Survey of Southern India, No. 3)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1882.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: "Amaravati Inscriptions": inscription round the rim of a carved slab (Pl. VII) (Burgess 1882, Pl. VII (PDF p. 57)), 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))
194. book
     James Burgess, The Buddhist Stupas of Amaravati and Jaggayyapeta in the Krishna District, Madras Presidency, Surveyed in 1882↗ (opens in a new tab), Trübner & Co. for the Archaeological Survey of Southern India, 1887.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas & Satavahanas, Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins & early kingdoms, Mauryas, Satavahanas, Ikshvakus of Vijayapuri, Pallavas, Asoka, Simuka, Sri Satakarni, Gautamiputra Satakarni, Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Siva Sri Satakarni, Yajna Sri Satakarni, Chandra Sri Satakarni, Virapurushadatta, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Ghantasala, Jaggayyapeta, Amaravati Mahachaitya, Jaggayyapeta stupa, Ghantasala stupa, Nagarjunakonda Mahachaitya, Amaravati inscription of the time of Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Amaravati inscription of King Sri Sivamaka Sada, Chinna inscription of Yajna Sri Satakarni, Jaggayyapeta inscriptions of Virapurushadatta, Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Society & communities, Inscriptions & sources, Asoka's empire and edicts in the south, Asokan edicts and early Buddhist sites, Satavahana coins and inscriptions in the Telugu country, Ikshvaku inscriptions and the Krishna valley, "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), A pillar slab from Amaravati, and six fragments from Jaggayyapeta (Burgess 1887, Pl. LIV), 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: 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: 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), 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), 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), Plan and section of the tope at Amaravati, from a survey made by Colonel Mackenzie in 1817 (Burgess 1887, Pl. III), Plan of the stupa at Amaravati, from a survey made in December 1881 (Burgess 1887, Pl. IV), 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)
195. book
     James Burgess (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. V (1876)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1876.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Pallavas, Salankayanas of Vengi, Chandavarman (Salankayana), Nandivarman II (Salankayana), Skandavarman II (Pallava), Vishnugopa (Pallava crown prince), Mahendravarman I, Simhavarman II (Pallava), Kandukur, Vengi (Pedavegi), Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II, Mangalur grant of Simhavarman, Uruvupalli grant of Vishnugopavarman, "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)), "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))
196. book
     James Burgess (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. VII (1878)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1878.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. VII, 1878, Bombay, Education Society's Press. Eastern Chalukya grants (Vishnuvardhana, 5th year), Rajaraja grant Saka 944, Kulottunga-Chodadeva II Saka 1056.
     Cited on: Padamkaluru grant of Amma II, "1. Seal of the copper-plate grant of Rajaraja. Dated Saka 944" (Indian Antiquary VII, plate at pp. 252-253 (PDF p. 323)), "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)), "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)), "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)), "Seal of the Eastern Chalukya grant of Ammaraja II. without date" (Indian Antiquary VII, plate facing p. 120 (PDF p. 169)), "Seal" of the copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty dated about Saka 867 (Indian Antiquary VII, plate (PDF p. 31)), Seal of the "Eastern Chalukya grant of the fifth year of Vishnuvardhana II." (Indian Antiquary VII, plate at p. 190 (PDF p. 247))
197. book
     James Burgess (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. VIII (1879)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1879.
     Licence: Public domain · Vol. VIII, 1879 (contents and errata read). Fleet, "The Chalukyas and Pallavas"; two Eastern Chalukya copper-plate grants; Pallava grant of Nandivarman-Pallavamalla.
198. book
     James Burgess (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XII (1883)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay (scan of the 1984 Swati Publications facsimile reprint), 1883.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XII, 1883, ed. Jas. Burgess; Swati Publications facsimile reprint. Yelavarru Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II.
     Cited on: Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Amoghavarsha I, Yelavarru, Sangli plates of Govinda IV, Gundugolanu plates of Amma II, Vandram plates of Amma II, Yelavarru plates of Amma II, "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), "Seal. Full size." of the Yelavarru Eastern Chalukya grant of Amma II (Indian Antiquary XII, plate at p. 93 (PDF p. 107)), "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)), 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)
199. book
     James Burgess (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XIII (1884)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1884.
     Licence: Public domain · Vol. XIII, 1884 (preface dated Edinburgh, 31 Dec. 1884). Kalinga grant of Nandaprabhanjanavarman; two Eastern Chalukya copper-plates; Eastern Chalukya grant of the 18th year.
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Jayasimha I, Anantavarman Chodaganga, Pedda-Vegi plates of Jayasimha I, Pulibumra plates of Jayasimha I, Chicacole plates of Devendravarman, son of Gunarnava, Diggubarru grant of Chalukya-Bhima II, Gundugolanu plates of Amma II, "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)), "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 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)), "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), "Kalinga Grant of Nandaprabhanjanavarma", first plate (J. F. Fleet, Indian Antiquary XIII, plate between pp. 48 and 49, PDF p. 58), 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))
200. book
     James Fergusson, Tree and Serpent Worship: Illustrations of Mythology and Art in India from the Sculptures of the Buddhist Topes at Sanchi and Amravati↗ (opens in a new tab), India Museum / W. H. Allen & Co., London, 1868.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas & Satavahanas, Satavahanas, Gautamiputra Satakarni, Amaravati Mahachaitya, 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), 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), 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)
201. book
     James Fergusson, History of Indian and Eastern Architecture (History of Architecture, Vol. III; 1st ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London, 1876.
     Licence: Public domain · First edition. Describes the Hanamakonda and Warangal temples. No usable text layer (Google scan).
202. book
     James Fergusson (rev. James Burgess and R. Phené Spiers), History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, Vol. II (revised ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London, 1910.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Temples & architecture
203. book
     James Fergusson (rev. James Burgess), History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, Vol. I (revised ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London, 1910.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Satavahanas, Chandragiri, Gangaikondacholapuram, Gudivada, Halebidu, Thanjavur (Tanjore), Tirupati and Tirumala, Thousand Pillar Temple, Kalahastisvara temple, Srikalahasti, Chandragiri fort and Raja Mahal, Narasimha temples, Ahobilam, Venkatesvara temple, Tirumala, Warangal Fort, Temples & architecture, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country, "Central Pavilion, Halebid, East Front": the great temple at Halebidu (Fergusson and Burgess 1910, woodcut 263), "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)), "Entrance through Gopuram at Tadpatri" (Fergusson, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 237, p. 405 (PDF p. 452)), "Garden Pavilion at Vijayanagar" (Fergusson, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 243, p. 417 (PDF p. 464)), "Kedaresvara, Halebid": the ruined Hoysala temple at Halebidu, built probably about 1219 (Fergusson and Burgess 1910, woodcut 260), "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)), "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)), "Portion of Gopuram at Tadpatri" (Fergusson, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 238, p. 406 (PDF p. 453)), "South Elevation of Chandragiri Palace" (Fergusson, History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, rev. 1910, Vol. I, woodcut 244, p. 418 (PDF p. 465)), "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)
204. book
     James Fergusson and James Burgess, The Cave Temples of India↗ (opens in a new tab), W. H. Allen, London, 1880.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Vakatakas, "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), "View of the Undavilli Cave, from a Photograph" (Fergusson and Burgess, The Cave Temples of India, 1880, woodcut No. 23, p. 97)
205. book
     James Grant Duff, A History of the Mahrattas, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Longmans, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London, 1826.
     Licence: Public domain · Mughal occupation of Golconda territory and the provincial government (pp. 342-347); the chauth and sardeshmukhi grants of 1719 (pp. 445-451).
     Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Muhammad Adil Shah, Shivaji, Ali Adil Shah II, Siddi Masud Khan, Sikandar Adil Shah, Daud Khan Panni, Shahji Bhonsle, Siddi Jauhar (Salabat Khan), Adoni, Guntur (Murtazanagar), Gurramkonda, Kurnool, Punganur, Srisailam, The Mughal Deccan in the Telugu country (1687–1724), The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818)
206. book
     James Grant Duff, A History of the Mahrattas, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Longmans, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London, 1826.
     Licence: Public domain · 1740-1784: Raghoji Bhonsle's Carnatic expedition of 1740 (pp. 1-5); Morari Rao recognised at Gooty (p. 22); Balwant Rao Mendle and the battle near Cuddapah, 1757 (pp. 101-105); Udgir, 1760 (pp. 122-125); Raghunath Rao at Hyderabad and the battle on the Godavari, 1763 (pp. 165-176); the wars with Haidar Ali over Sira and Gurramkonda (pp. 195, 214, 217, 268).
     Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Nawabs of Cuddapah, Morari Rao of Gooty, Morari Rao Ghorpade, Madhavrao I, Balwant Rao Mendle, Raghoji Bhonsle I, Raghunath Rao, Gurramkonda, Udgir, The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818)
207. book
     James Grant Duff, A History of the Mahrattas, Vol. III↗ (opens in a new tab), Longmans, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London, 1826.
     Licence: Public domain · 1784-1818: Tipu's siege of Adoni, 1786 (pp. 12-17); the alliance of 1790 and the war against Tipu (pp. 37-86); the war with the Nizam and the convention of Kharda, 1795 (pp. 104-117); the treaty of Bassein, 1802, and the fall of the Peshwa.
     Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Kharda, The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818)
208. gazetteer
     James M. Campbell (ed.), Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Vol. XXIII: Bijapur↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Bombay, 1884.
     Licence: Public domain · Bijapur district gazetteer; the history of the Adil Shahi kings (Chapter VII, pp. 402-442), with the Mughal treaties, the Karnatak conquests, the regency of Masud Khan and the siege of 1686.
     Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Muhammad Adil Shah, Ali Adil Shah II, Siddi Masud Khan, Sikandar Adil Shah
209. article
     Jas. Burgess (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. I (1888–92)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, Calcutta, 1892.
     Licence: Public domain · Includes G. Bühler, 'A New Inscription of the Andhra King Yajnasri Gautamiputra' (No. XV), the Chinna inscription. The scan is of the 1983 ASI reprint; it has no text layer (pages read by local OCR).
     Cited on: Satavahanas, Pallavas, Yajna Sri Satakarni, Sivaskandavarman (Pallava), Chinna inscription of Yajna Sri Satakarni, Satavahana coins and inscriptions in the Telugu country, "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))
210. article
     Jas. Burgess (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. I (1888–92), second scan↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, Calcutta, 1892.
     Licence: Public domain · A complete scan; the ei-vol-01 scan stops near p. 260. Cited for Hultzsch's edition of the Darsi copper-plate fragment (pp. 397-398).
     Cited on: Pallavas, Darsi, Darsi plate of a Pallava grant, The Pallavas in the Telugu country, "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))
211. article
     Jas. Burgess (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. II (1894)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1894.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Mauryas & Satavahanas, Mauryas, Satavahanas, Asoka, Bhattiprolu, Bhattiprolu stupa, Bhattiprolu relic-casket inscriptions, Language & literature, Religion & philosophy, Trade & economy, Inscriptions & sources, Asoka's empire and edicts in the south, Asokan edicts and early Buddhist sites, 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)
212. book
     Jean de Thevenot, The Travels of Monsieur de Thevenot into the Levant, in Three Parts: I. Turkey, II. Persia, III. The East-Indies↗ (opens in a new tab), H. Clark for H. Faithorne, J. Adamson, C. Skegnes and T. Newborough, London, 1687.
     Licence: Public domain · The contemporary English translation. Part III, Book II covers the kingdom of Golconda, which Thevenot visited in 1666 (Bagnagar, the king and his court, the omras, the diamond mines). Part III has its own pagination: Part III p. N = PDF page N + 554.
     Cited on: Qutb Shahis, Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Madanna, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani)
213. book
     Jean-Baptiste Tavernier (tr. V. Ball), Travels in India, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Macmillan & Co., London, 1889.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Qutb Shahis, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani), Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk, Golconda, Hayathnagar, Hyderabad, Kollur, Machilipatnam, Qutb Shahi Tombs, Purana Pul, Mecca Masjid, Golconda Fort, Music & dance, Temples & architecture, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Daily life & festivals, Inscriptions & sources, Ports and sea trade on the Andhra coast, Tavernier's diamond roads, Forts of the Telugu country, The Qutb Shahi kingdom of Golconda, "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)
214. book
     Jean-Baptiste Tavernier (tr. V. Ball), Travels in India, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Macmillan & Co., London, 1889.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Qutb Shahis, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani), Kollur, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Tavernier's diamond roads, The Qutb Shahi kingdom of Golconda, "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)), "Diamonds" (Pl. II): figures of large diamonds (Tavernier/Ball 1889, vol. II, Pl. II (PDF p. 151)), "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))
215. book
     Johann Georg Bühler (ed. J. F. Fleet), Indian Paleography (edited as an Appendix to the Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXXIII, 1904)↗ (opens in a new tab), Bombay Education Society's Press, Byculla, 1904.
     Licence: Public domain · English translation of Indische Palaeographie (1896); text only, the alphabet plates were not reprinted in this appendix. PDF page = printed page + 18.
     Cited on: Salankayanas of Vengi, Nandivarman II (Salankayana), Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II
216. gazetteer
     John A. C. Boswell, A Manual of the Nellore District in the Presidency of Madras↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of Madras, 1873.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Gajapatis of Orissa, Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, Vidyanatha, Himmat Bahadur Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Muhammad Ali Khan Walajah, Anwar-ud-din Khan, Balwant Rao Mendle, Daud Khan Panni, Francis Forde, Najib-ullah Khan, Saadatullah Khan, Addanki, Arcot, Nellore, Ongole, Udayagiri (Nellore), Trade & economy, Society & communities, Daily life & festivals, Folk songs & oral traditions, Rivers of the Telugu country, The Nawabs in the Telugu country (c. 1714–1801), "District of Nellore and Ongole at the date of the assumption in 1801" (coloured lithograph) (Boswell 1873, PDF p. 496)
217. book
     John Bradshaw, Sir Thomas Munro and the British Settlement of the Madras Presidency (Rulers of India)↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1894.
     Licence: Public domain · Munro's career (p. 17), the Ceded Districts (p. 112) and his memory in Rayalaseema (p. 7). Printed page = PDF page - 6.
     Cited on: East India Company, Sir Thomas Munro
218. gazetteer
     John Kelsall, Manual of the Bellary District↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of Madras (Lawrence Asylum Press), 1872.
     Licence: Public domain
219. book
     John Marshall (ed.), Annual Report of the Archaeological Survey of India, 1926-27↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1930.
     Licence: Public domain · Includes M. Hamid Kuraishi, "Trial Excavations at Alluru, Gummadidurru and Nagarjunikonda", pp. 150–161.
     Cited on: Ikshvakus of Vijayapuri, Chamtisiri, Nagarjunakonda, Chula-Dhammagiri monastery, Nagarjunakonda Mahachaitya, Nagarjunakonda inscription of Bodhisiri, Ikshvaku inscriptions and the Krishna valley, 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))
220. book
     Jonathan Scott (tr.), Ferishta's History of Dekkan from the First Mahummedan Conquests, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), J. and W. Eddowes, Shrewsbury, 1794.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Ferishta's History of Dekkan, Jonathan Scott, two volumes (Shrewsbury 1794). Bahmanis and the Deccan sultanates.
     Cited on: Bahmanis
221. book
     Jonathan Scott (tr.), Ferishta's History of Dekkan from the First Mahummedan Conquests, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), J. and W. Eddowes, Shrewsbury, 1794.
     Licence: Public domain · Vol. II: Deccan sultanates and Aurangzeb's operations in the Dekkan.
222. book
     K. Krishnaswamy Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Chandrakanth Press, Hyderabad (Deccan), 1929.
     Licence: Public domain · Compiled and published by K. Krishnaswamy Mudiraj; published 1929 (date from the archive.org record and the text, which describes events to 1928). Dynastic history of the Nizams with portraits, lives of the Residents and ministers, the Osmania period (University, Osman Sagar, City Improvement Board), palaces and suburbs. Printed page numbers are irregular (e.g. p. 57 printed "37", plates unnumbered); citations give the number printed on the page and the PDF page link. This scan lacks pp. 62-63 (Sikandar Jah), and its OCR misreads p. 65 as 63; the greyscale scan in.ernet.dli.2015.106072 of the same book is complete for pp. 1-102 and was used for the images.
     Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Nasir Jang (Mir Ahmad Khan), Muzaffar Jang (Hidayat Muhi-ud-din Khan), Salabat Jang, Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Sikandar Jah (Asaf Jah III), Mir Alam (Mir Abul Qasim), Chandu Lal, Nasir-ud-daula (Asaf Jah IV), Salar Jung I (Mir Turab Ali Khan), Afzal-ud-daula (Asaf Jah V), Mir Mahbub Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VI), Salar Jung II (Mir Laik Ali Khan), Kishen Pershad, Mir Osman Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VII), Akbar Hydari (Nawab Hyder Nawaz Jung), Aurangabad, British Residency, Hyderabad, Osman Sagar (Gandipet), High Court, Hyderabad, Osmania University, Himayat Sagar, Osmania General Hospital, Nizam Sagar, Chowmahalla Palace, Falaknuma Palace, Famines, floods and cyclones, Water works in Telugu history, "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), "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), "H. H. Nawab Mir Akber Ali Khan Sikander Jah, Nizam III" (portrait in Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 62), "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), "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), "New Hyderabad High Court" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 15), "Osmania General Hospital, one of the best equipped in India" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929, p. 16), "Osmania University Convocation" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929), "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), "Surgical Ward No. 1 from the east of Osmania General Hospital" (Mudiraj, Pictorial Hyderabad, 1929), "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)
223. article
     K. V. Lakshmana Rao (article); Andhra Historical Research Society, Journal of the Andhra Historical Research Society, Vol. V, pt. 1 (July 1930), incl. K. V. Lakshmana Rao, 'Two Copper-plate Grants of the Salankayanas of Vengi'↗ (opens in a new tab), Andhra Historical Research Society, Rajahmundry, 1930.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Salankayanas of Vengi, Vishnukundins, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Devavarman (Salankayana), Hastivarman (Salankayana), Nandivarman II (Salankayana), Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Vikramendravarman II (Vishnukundin), Badapa, Saktivarman I, Vimaladitya, Rajaraja Narendra, Vijayaditya VII, Kundavadevi, Nannaya, Skandavarman (Salankayana), Polamuru, Vengi (Pedavegi), Pulibumra plates of Jayasimha I, Arumbaka plates of Badapa, Kanteru plates of the Salankayanas, Polamuru plates of Madhavavarman Janashraya, The Salankayanas of Vengi
224. book
     K. V. Subrahmanya Aiyer (ed.), South-Indian Inscriptions (Texts), Vol. VI↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1928.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Simhachalam, Simhachalam temple, Simhachalam inscription of Kulottunga I, Simhachalam inscriptions of Krishnadeva Raya (1516–1519)
225. inscription
     K. V. Subrahmanya Aiyer (ed.), South-Indian Inscriptions (Texts), Vol. VII: Miscellaneous Inscriptions from the Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada Countries (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Series, Vol. LIII)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, for the Government of India, Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1932.
     Licence: Public domain · Indian government work published 1932. Telugu-country records: Anantapur district, Gooty Nos. 271-272 and Penukonda Nos. 552-577; Godavari district, Dendaluru Nos. 735-737 and Peda-Vegi No. 738; Hyderabad State, Nagai Nos. 721-722, Seram Nos. 723-724, Hanamkonda Nos. 725-729, Warangal Fort Nos. 730-734 (contents, pp. v-vi).
226. book
     Kandukuri Veeresalingam, Andhra Kavula Charitramu, Part III (ఆంధ్ర కవుల చరిత్రము - మూడవ భాగము)↗ (opens in a new tab), The author, Rajahmundry, 1911.
     Licence: Public domain · Osmania University Library copy; Telugu; year 1911 from archive.org metadata, title page not legible in the text layer: confirm during OCR before quoting.
     Cited on: Mohanangi, Muddupalani, Tarigonda Vengamamba, 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)
227. gazetteer
     Khan, Gulam Ahmad, Census Of India 1931 Vol.23 H.e.h. The Nizams Dominions (hyderabad State) Pt.2- Tables↗ (opens in a new tab), 1933.
     Licence: Public domain
228. gazetteer
     Khan, Gulam Ahmad, Census of India 1931 vol.23 H.E.H. the Nizamʼs dominions (Hyderabad State); pt.1- Report↗ (opens in a new tab), 1933.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Reform, freedom & people's movements, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Mir Osman Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VII), Akbar Hydari (Nawab Hyder Nawaz Jung), Adilabad, Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Medak, Nalgonda, Nizamabad, Osmania University, Nizam Sagar, Language & literature, Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Society & communities, Inscriptions & sources, The districts of the Nizam's Dominions (1931), "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), "Linguistic Map of Hyderabad State, Census 1931" (Census of India 1931, Hyderabad, folding map, PDF p. 241), "Railway Bridge across the Godavari on the Kazipet-Balharshah Railway" (Census of India 1931, Hyderabad, PDF p. 50), "The Nizam Sagar Reservoir" (P.W.D.) (Census of India 1931, Hyderabad, printed p. 23 (PDF p. 42))
229. inscription
     Kistna District, Madras Presidency, India, List of European and Eurasian Tombs in the Kistna District with Inscriptions thereon [1893]. Inscriptions on the European & Eurasian Tombs in the Bandar and Bezvada Divisions of the Kistna District [1904, Madras Presidency India]↗ (opens in a new tab), 1904.
     Licence: Public domain
230. book
     Krishnadeva Raya, ed. Vedam Venkataraya Sastri, Amuktamalyada (ఆముక్తమాల్యద), with the commentary of Vedam Venkataraya Sastri↗ (opens in a new tab), 1927.
     Licence: Public domain · Telugu. Year from the archive.org metadata; confirm on the title page before quoting.
231. book
     Kuder, Calvin F, Rajahmundry the center of the Telugu mission of the General Coucnil fo the Evangelical Lutheran Churcn in North America↗ (opens in a new tab), 1910.
     Licence: Public domain
232. book
     L. D. Barnett (ed.), Inscriptions at Palampet and Uparpalli (Hyderabad Archaeological Series, No. 3)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1919.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Kakatiyas, Beta I, Prola I, Prola II, Rudradeva, Recherla Rudra, Ganapatideva, Palkuriki Somanatha, Palampet, Upparapalli, Ramappa Lake, Ramappa Temple, Upparapalli Temple, Warangal Fort, Palampet pillar inscription of Recherla Rudra, Ganapesvaram inscription of Jaya, Upparapalli pillar inscription of Kataya, Pakhal lake inscription of Jagadala Mummadi, Inscriptions & sources, Kakatiya inscriptions, 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), Inscriptions of Ramappa temple, Palampet (pillar inscription, first two faces) (Barnett 1919), Inscriptions of Ramappa temple, Palampet (pillar inscription, remaining faces) (Barnett 1919)
233. book
     Lady Hope (Elizabeth Hope, née Cotton), General Sir Arthur Cotton, R.E., K.C.S.I.: His Life and Work, with some Famine Prevention Studies by William Digby↗ (opens in a new tab), Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1900.
     Licence: Public domain · Biography by his daughter: birth (p. 7), the Godavari anicut, last years and death (pp. 574-576). Printed page = PDF page - 18 at p. 7, - 50 at p. 574.
     Cited on: Sir Arthur Cotton
234. book
     Lakh Bribery Case Of Hyderabad Deccan↗ (opens in a new tab), 1895.
     Licence: Public domain
235. book
     Lewin B. Bowring, Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan and the Struggle with the Musalman Powers of the South (Rulers of India)↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1893.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Rulers of India series, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1893.
     Cited on: Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Haidar Ali
236. book
     Lewis McIver, Imperial Census of 1881: Operations and Results in the Presidency of Madras, Vol. I (The Report)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1883.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Lewis McIver, published by authority, Vol. I The Report; Madras, E. Keys, Government Press, 1883.
     Cited on: British Crown (Madras Presidency)
237. book
     Lionel Forde, Lord Clive's Right-Hand Man: A Memoir of Colonel Francis Forde↗ (opens in a new tab), Nisbet and Co., London, 1910.
     Licence: Public domain · Memoir of Francis Forde: his family and arrival in India (pp. xi-xii), Badara (p. 136) and his loss at sea in the Aurora (p. 171). Printed page = PDF page - 22.
     Cited on: Francis Forde
238. book
     Literary Society of Madras, Transactions of the Literary Society of Madras, Part I↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London, 1827.
     Licence: Public domain · Ram Raz, "A Translation ... of an Ancient Grant in the Carnataca Language" (p. 119), with lithographs of the six faces of the copper-plate grant of the Gajapati Purushottama (Potavaram, Saka 1412), re-edited by L. D. Barnett in Epigraphia Indica XIII.
     Cited on: Potavaram grant of Purushottama (1489), 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)
239. article
     M. Rama Rao, History of the Velnadu Chiefs, Journal of the Andhra Historical Research Society, Vol. V, pt. 2 (October 1930)↗ (opens in a new tab), Andhra Historical Research Society, 1930.
     Licence: Public domain · Pages 65–72 (PDF pp. 82–89 of the archive.org item, which binds JAHRS V parts 1–3). The article ends "To be continued"; the continuation, in Part 3 (January 1931), is not public domain under the site rule.
     Cited on: Velanati Chodas, Gonka I (Velanati), Rajendra Choda I (Velanati), Gonka II (Velanati), Rajendra Choda II (Velanati), Kota Keta II, Prithvisvara, Pithapuram inscription of Prithvisvara, Old names of regions
240. book
     M. Seshagiri Sastri, Report on a Search for Sanskrit and Tamil Manuscripts for the Year 1896-97, No. 1↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1898.
     Licence: Public domain · Notice No. 21 (pp. 7-10) describes the manuscript of Singabhupala's Rasarnavasudhakara and the Recherla genealogy in its opening verses.
     Cited on: Recherla Velamas, Singama Nayaka (Recherla), Peda Vedagiri (Recherla), Singabhupala (Recherla), Bammera Potana
241. book
     M. W. M. Yeatts, Census of India, 1931, Vol. XIV: Madras, Part I, Report↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1932.
     Licence: Public domain · Madras Government Press, published by the Government of India Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1932.
     Cited on: British Crown (Madras Presidency), Chittoor, The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947), "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)
242. gazetteer
     Mackenzie, Gordon(Comp), A Manual Of The Krishna District In The Presidency Of Madras 1883↗ (opens in a new tab), 1883.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: French East India Company, "Map of the Kistna District" (folding map) (Mackenzie 1883, folding map, PDF p. 1), 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)
243. book
     Madras District Gazetteers: Statistical Appendix for Chittoor District↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1915.
     Licence: Public domain · Tables for the new district, with the note "The district was formed on 1st April 1911" (p. 25 = PDF p. 57).
     Cited on: British Crown (Madras Presidency), Chittoor, The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947)
244. book
     Madras Government, Madras District Gazetteers: Ganjam, Vol. II (Statistical Appendix)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1905.
     Licence: Public domain · Statistical tables (area and population 1901); Madras Government Press.
245. book
     Madras Government, Madras District Gazetteers: Statistical Appendix for Vizagapatam District, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1915.
     Licence: Public domain · Statistical tables (area and population 1911); Madras Government Press, 1915.
246. book
     Madras Government (Assistant Archaeological Superintendent for Epigraphy), Annual Reports on Epigraphy, Southern Circle, for 1906-07 to 1909-10↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1910.
     Licence: Public domain · Four Madras G.O.s bound: Epigraphy reports for 1906-07 to 1909-10 (first G.O. No. 492, Public, 2 July 1906). Madras government work.
     Cited on: Vishnukundins, Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Indravarman (Vishnukundin), Badapa, Tala II, Pithapuram, Ramatirtham, Satara grant of Vishnuvardhana I, Timmapuram plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Sripundi plates of Tala II, Ramatirtham plates of Indravarman
247. book
     Madras Government (Assistant Archaeological Superintendent for Epigraphy), Annual Reports on Epigraphy, Southern Circle, for 1910-11 to 1914-15↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1915.
     Licence: Public domain · Madras G.O. No. 919, Public, 29 July 1912 (report for 1911-12) and following years to 1914-15.
     Cited on: Vishnukundins, Banas, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Nolamba-Pallavas, Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Velanati Chodas, Kotas of Dharanikota, Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Jayasimha I, Vikramendravarman II (Vishnukundin), Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana IV (Eastern Chalukya), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Pandaranga, Krishna II (Rashtrakuta), Mahendra I (Nolamba), Chalukya-Bhima I, Vijayaditya II Prabhumeru (Bana), Iriva-Nolamba (Dilipa), Kota Keta II, Ganapamba, Kota Beta, Polamuru, Virabhadra temple, Lepakshi, Pulibumra plates of Jayasimha I, Yenamadala inscription of Ganapamba, Lepakshi temple inscriptions of Achyuta Raya's reign (1533–1538), Polamuru plates of Madhavavarman Janashraya, Ramatirtham plates of Indravarman
248. book
     Madras Government (Assistant Archaeological Superintendent for Epigraphy), Annual Reports on Epigraphy, Southern Circle, for 1915-16 to 1919-20↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1920.
     Licence: Public domain · DLI compilation of the Madras reports 1915-16 to 1919-20 (first G.O. No. 99, 29 Aug. 1916). Madras government work.
     Cited on: Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Velanati Chodas, Kotas of Dharanikota, Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Jayasimha I, Vishnuvardhana II (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana IV (Eastern Chalukya), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Gonka I (Velanati), Rajendra Choda I (Velanati), Gonka II (Velanati), Rajendra Choda II (Velanati), Kota Keta II, Prithvisvara, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Chandavolu (Chandole), Magallu, Malkapuram, Pedda-Vegi plates of Jayasimha I, Niduparu grant of Jayasimha I, Mangallu grant of Amma II, Amaravati pillar inscription of Keta II, Pithapuram inscription of Prithvisvara, Garavapadu plates of Ganapatideva, Malkapuram pillar inscription of Rudramadevi, Kakatiya inscriptions
249. book
     Madras Government (Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle), Annual Reports on Epigraphy for 1920-21 to 1924-25↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1925.
     Licence: Public domain · Madras G.O. No. 985, Home (Education), 31 Aug. 1920 (report for 1919-20) and following years to 1924-25.
     Cited on: Pallavas, Vishnukundins, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Madhavavarman II (Vishnukundin), Vikramendravarman II (Vishnukundin), Mangi-yuvaraja, Jayasimha II (Eastern Chalukya), Krishna II (Rashtrakuta), Yuddhamalla II, Krishna III (Rashtrakuta), Amma II, Badapa, Tala II, Danarnava, Arumbaka, Bhairavakonda, Ipur, Bhairavakonda cave temples, Penukaparu grant of Jayasimha II, Ipur plates of Vishnuvardhana III, Arumbaka plates of Badapa, Mangallu grant of Amma II, Sripundi plates of Tala II, Ipur plates (set I) of Govindavarman's son Madhavavarman, Ipur plates (set II) of Madhavavarman II, Polamuru plates of Madhavavarman Janashraya
250. book
     Madras Government (Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle), Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the Year ending 31st March 1926↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, for the Government of India Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1927.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the year ending 31 March 1926, Madras Government Press, published by the Government of India Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1927.
     Cited on: Vishnukundins, Velpuru, Velpuru pillar inscription of Madhavavarman, Grants of the Vishnukundins
251. book
     Madras Government (Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle), Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the Year ending 31st March 1927↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1928.
     Licence: Public domain · Report for 1926-27 (tours to March 1927). Government work, published 1927-28.
252. book
     Madras Government (Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle), Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the Year ending 31st March 1928↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1929.
     Licence: Public domain · Report for the year 1927-28 (page 5: Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the year 1927-1928), signed by the Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle, 10 June 1929; Government of India Central Publication Branch. Image-only scan, OCR text in text/inscriptions/are-1927-28.ocr.txt (tools/ocr.py, eng).
253. book
     Madras Government (Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle), Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the Year ending 31st March 1929↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1931.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: for the year 1928-29, Madras Government Press for the Government of India Central Publication Branch, Calcutta, 1931.
254. book
     Madras Government (Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle), Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the Year ending 31st March 1930↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1931.
     Licence: Public domain · Report for the year 1929-30 (tours of 1929). Government work, published c. 1931.
255. book
     Madras Government (Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle), Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the Year ending 31st March 1931↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, for the Government of India Central Publication Branch, 1932.
     Licence: Public domain · Report for the year 1930-31 (contents page: Vijayanagara and other dynasties). Original Government of India edition, 63 pages; the archive.org text layer was poor, so it was re-OCR'd: text/inscriptions/are-1930-31.ocr.txt (tools/ocr.py, eng).
     Cited on: Biccavolu, Golingesvara and the temples of Biccavolu
256. book
     Madras Government (Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle), Annual Report on South-Indian Epigraphy for the Year ending 31st March 1932↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1934.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: year ending 31 March 1932, Madras Government Press, published by the Manager of Publications, Delhi, 1934.
257. article
     Madras Legislative Council, Transfer of Satyagrahi Prisoners to Rajahmundry (Questions and Answers, 29 January 1931)↗ (opens in a new tab), Madras Legislative Council, 1931.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Reform, freedom & people's movements
258. article
     Madras Legislative Council, Proscription of the Telugu Translations of Gorky's 'Mother', the Communist Manifesto and Lenin's 'Imperialism' (Questions and Answers, 8 November 1935)↗ (opens in a new tab), Madras Legislative Council, 1935.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Reform, freedom & people's movements
259. book
     Mark Wilks, Historical Sketches of the South of India, in an Attempt to Trace the History of Mysoor, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, London, 1810.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1810.
     Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, Morari Rao of Gooty, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Abdul Nabi Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Morari Rao Ghorpade, Muhammad Ali Khan Walajah, Haidar Ali, Anwar-ud-din Khan, Saadatullah Khan, Arcot, Gooty, Madakasira, Mysore and the Telugu country (1762–1800), The Nawabs in the Telugu country (c. 1714–1801), Morari Rao of Gooty (c. 1741–1776)
260. book
     Mark Wilks, Historical Sketches of the South of India, in an Attempt to Trace the History of Mysoor, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London, 1817.
     Licence: Public domain · Second volume (author returned June 1816); London 1817.
     Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of Cuddapah, Morari Rao of Gooty, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Morari Rao Ghorpade, Ranmast Khan (Munawwar Khan, Nawab of Kurnool), Abdul Halim Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Haidar Ali, Madhavrao I, Qamar-ud-din Khan, Tipu Sultan, Balwant Rao Mendle, Mir Ali Raza Khan (Mir Sahib), Raghunath Rao, Adoni, Bellary (Ballari), Gooty, Gurramkonda, Kadapa (Cuddapah), Siddhavatam (Sidhout), Mysore and the Telugu country (1762–1800), The Nawabs in the Telugu country (c. 1714–1801), Morari Rao of Gooty (c. 1741–1776)
261. book
     Mark Wilks, Historical Sketches of the South of India, in an Attempt to Trace the History of Mysoor, Vol. III↗ (opens in a new tab), Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London, 1817.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. III, London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1817.
     Cited on: Nawabs of Kurnool, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Qamar-ud-din Khan, Tipu Sultan, Mir Ali Raza Khan (Mir Sahib), Gooty, Kadapa (Cuddapah)
262. book
     Mc Auliffe R Paton, The Nizam The Origin And Future Of The Hyderabad State↗ (opens in a new tab), 1904.
     Licence: Public domain
263. book
     McAuliffe, Robert Paton, The Nizam the origin and future of the Hyderabad state, being the Le Bas prize essay in the University of Cambridge, 1904↗ (opens in a new tab), 1904.
     Licence: Public domain
264. book
     Minhaj al-Din 'Uthman al-Juzjani; ed. W. Nassau Lees, Khadim Husain and 'Abd al-Hai, The Tabaqat-i Nasiri (Persian text; Bibliotheca Indica)↗ (opens in a new tab), College Press, Calcutta, 1864.
     Licence: Public domain · Persian text. Asiatic Society of Bombay scan.
265. book
     Mir Husain Ali Khan Kirmani, tr. W. Miles, The History of Hydur Naik, otherwise styled Shums ul Moolk, Ameer ud Dowla, Nawaub Hydur Ali Khan Bahadoor, Hydur Jung↗ (opens in a new tab), Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, London, 1842.
     Licence: Public domain · Translation of Kirmani's Persian Nishan-i-Haidari. Haidar's campaign against Morari Rao: Penukonda and Madakasira (pp. 122-123), cited by the Anantapur gazetteer.
     Cited on: Nawabs of Cuddapah, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Abdul Nabi Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Abdul Halim Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Mir Ali Raza Khan (Mir Sahib), Madakasira
266. book
     Mir Husain Ali Khan Kirmani, tr. W. Miles, The History of the Reign of Tipu Sultan, being a Continuation of the Neshani Hyduri↗ (opens in a new tab), W. H. Allen, London (Oriental Translation Fund), 1864.
     Licence: Public domain · Second part of Kirmani's history, Tipu's reign to 1799.
267. book
     Miron Winslow, A Comprehensive Tamil and English Dictionary of High and Low Tamil↗ (opens in a new tab), P. R. Hunt, American Mission Press, Madras, 1862.
     Licence: Public domain
268. gazetteer
     Mirza Mehdy Khan, Census of India, 1891, Vol. XXIII: His Highness the Nizam's Dominions, Report on the Census Operations, Part I↗ (opens in a new tab), Jehangir B. Marzban and Co., Bombay (for H.H. the Nizam's Government), 1893.
     Licence: Public domain · Hyderabad State census of 1891, chapters I-VI.
269. book
     Mirza Mehdy Khan, Census of India, 1901, Vol. XXII: Hyderabad, Part I, Report↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Hyderabad, 1903.
     Licence: Public domain · Census of India 1901, Vol. XXII, Hyderabad, Part I, Report and subsidiary tables (1903).
270. book
     Modern Hyderabad (deccan)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1914.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Rivers of the Telugu country, Famines, floods and cyclones, Water works in Telugu history
271. book
     Muhammad Burhanuddin Siddiqui (Moulvi), The Carnatic & Kurnool, their Last Muhammedan Rulers↗ (opens in a new tab), Commercial Press, Madras, 1905.
     Licence: Public domain · Handbook compiled for the Prince of Wales's visit, partly from papers lent by the Kurnool family. Part I, the Nawabs of the Carnatic (Saadatullah Khan, Dost Ali and Anwar-ud-din, pp. 21-30); Part II, Kurnool: Daud Khan's grant and sanad (pp. 56-60), the Nawabs to 1792 (pp. 60-64), translations of letters from the Nizam and the Governors-General to Alif Khan, Munawwar Khan and Ghulam Rasul Khan (pp. 65-71), the inquiry and annexation of 1839, argued from the commissioners' reports in the Nawab's favour (pp. 72-80). Printed page = PDF page - 8.
     Cited on: Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, Abdul Nabi Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Himmat Bahadur Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Ranmast Khan (Munawwar Khan, Nawab of Kurnool), Alif Khan II (Nawab of Kurnool), Ghulam Rasul Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Anwar-ud-din Khan, Daud Khan Panni, Saadatullah Khan, Kurnool
272. book
     Muhammad Qasim Ferishta (tr. John Briggs), History of the Rise of the Mahomedan Power in India till the Year A.D. 1612, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London, 1829.
     Licence: Public domain · Corrected 2026-10-10: the earlier url (historyrisemaho02briggoog) is a scan of Vol. III, now registered as briggs-1829-vol3-b; historyrisemaho01briggoog is also Vol. III.
     Cited on: Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Musunuri Nayakas, Malik Kafur, Malik Maqbul (Khan-i Jahan), Muhammad bin Tughluq, Kapaya Nayaka, The Delhi Sultanate and the Telugu country, 1303–1336
273. book
     Muhammad Qasim Ferishta (tr. John Briggs), History of the Rise of the Mahomedan Power in India till the Year A.D. 1612, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London, 1829.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Musunuri Nayakas, Recherla Velamas, Bahmanis, Gajapatis of Orissa, Kapaya Nayaka, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Muhammad Shah I, Firuz Shah, Ahmad Shah I, Lingama Nayaka (Recherla), Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Humayun Shah, Hamvira (Hambira), Muhammad Shah III, Purushottama (Gajapati), Mahmud Shah Bahmani, Mahmud Gawan, Malik Hasan Bahri, Vijayarama Raju II of Vizianagaram, Padmanabham, Devarakonda, Kaulas, Warangal inscriptions of Hamvira and Raghudeva (1460), Rachakonda mosque inscription, Jami Masjid inscription, Golconda fort, The Delhi Sultanate and the Telugu country, 1303–1336, The Musunuri Nayakas, The Recherla Velamas, The Bahmanis in the Telugu country, The Gajapatis of Orissa in the Telugu country
274. book
     Muhammad Qasim Ferishta (tr. John Briggs), History of the Rise of the Mahomedan Power in India till the Year A.D. 1612, Vol. III↗ (opens in a new tab), Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London, 1829.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Recherla Velamas, Gajapatis of Orissa, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Shitab Khan of Warangal, Qutb Shahis, Yusuf Adil Khan (Yusuf Adil Shah), Prataparudra (Gajapati), Shitab Khan (Sitapati) of Warangal, Ismail Adil Shah, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Ibrahim Adil Shah I, Ali Adil Shah I, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Ibrahim Adil Shah II, Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, Asad Khan Lari, Jamshid Quli Qutb Shah, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani), Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk, Adoni, Bijapur (Vijayapura), Devarakonda, Golconda, Hyderabad, Kondavidu, Rachakonda, Rajahmundry, Husain Sagar, Charminar, Jami Masjid, Hyderabad, Taramati Baradari and Premamati Mosque, Dar-ush-Shifa, Golconda Fort, Rachakonda Fort, Makka Darwaza inscription, Golconda (1559), Jami Masjid inscription, Hyderabad, Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Trade & economy, Inscriptions & sources, Old names of regions, The Deccan, 1336–1570, Forts of the Telugu country, The Qutb Shahi kingdom of Golconda, The Recherla Velamas, The Adil Shahis of Bijapur and the Telugu country (1489–1686), Shitab Khan of Warangal (c. 1504–1516)
275. book
     N. Venkataramanayya, Kampili and Vijayanagara↗ (opens in a new tab), Christian Literature Society's Press, Madras, 1929.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: N. Venkata Ramanayya, Madras Christian College; printed 1929, preface dated Purasawalkam, 4 December 1929. Reprints two articles from the Madras Christian College Magazine. Argues that the founders were of Telugu descent and served the Rai of Kampili.
     Cited on: Vijayanagara Empire, Harihara I (Vijayanagara), Bukka I (Vijayanagara), Nachana Somana
276. book
     N.A, The twelfth tour of His Excellency lord ampthill to the Anantapur, Kurnool and Bellary Districts (22nd July - 15th August 1903)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1903.
     Licence: Public domain
277. gazetteer
     Narahari Gopalakristnamah Chetty, A Manual of the Kurnool District in the Presidency of Madras↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1886.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Chalukyas of Badami, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Cholas of Tanjore, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of Cuddapah, Banganapalle State, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Vikrama-Chola, Anavema Reddi, Srinatha, Yusuf Adil Khan (Yusuf Adil Shah), Ibrahim Adil Shah II, Muhammad Adil Shah, Shivaji, Siddi Masud Khan, Sikandar Adil Shah, Himmat Bahadur Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Ranmast Khan (Munawwar Khan, Nawab of Kurnool), Haidar Ali, Qamar-ud-din Khan, Asad Ali Khan (Muzaffar-ul-Mulk) of Banganapalle, Ghulam Ali Khan (Mansur-ud-daula) of Banganapalle, Alif Khan II (Nawab of Kurnool), Ghulam Rasul Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Uyyalawada Narasimha Reddy, Ghulam Muhammad Ali Khan of Banganapalle, Fateh Ali Khan, Nawab of Banganapalle, Abdul Wahab Khan, Daud Khan Panni, Mir Ali Raza Khan (Mir Sahib), Mubariz Khan (Khwaja Muhammad, Imad-ul-Mulk), Raghoji Bhonsle I, Raghunath Rao, Adoni, Alampur, Banganapalle, Bijapur (Vijayapura), Gandikota, Gurramkonda, Kharda, Kurnool, Lakkireddipalle, Srisailam, Tripurantakam, Tomb of Abdul Wahab, Kurnool, Alampur temples (Nava Brahma temples), Ahobilam inscription of Sriranga I (1584), Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Folk songs & oral traditions, Rivers of the Telugu country, The Adil Shahis of Bijapur and the Telugu country (1489–1686), The Mughal Deccan in the Telugu country (1687–1724), The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818), Banganapalle State, The Nawabs in the Telugu country (c. 1714–1801)
278. inscription
     Nellore District, Madras Presidency, India, List of European Tombs in the Nellore District with Inscriptions thereon [1904, Madras Presidency India]↗ (opens in a new tab), 1904.
     Licence: Public domain
279. book
     Niccolao Manucci (tr. William Irvine), Storia do Mogor, or Mogul India 1653-1708, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London (Indian Texts Series), 1907.
     Licence: Public domain
280. book
     Niccolao Manucci (tr. William Irvine), Storia do Mogor, or Mogul India 1653-1708, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London (Indian Texts Series), 1907.
     Licence: Public domain · The wars with Golconda and the capture of Abul Hasan (pp. 289-310).
     Cited on: Mughals in the Telugu country, Aurangzeb (Alamgir)
281. book
     Niccolao Manucci (tr. William Irvine), Storia do Mogor, or Mogul India 1653-1708, Vol. III↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London (Indian Texts Series), 1907.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: "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), "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)
282. book
     Niccolao Manucci (tr. William Irvine), Storia do Mogor, or Mogul India 1653-1708, Vol. IV↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London (Indian Texts Series), 1908.
     Licence: Public domain
283. book
     Not Available, The Andhra Historical Research Society, Rajahmundry, Vol.1,pt.2↗ (opens in a new tab), 1926.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins & early kingdoms, Reform, freedom & people's movements, Salankayanas of Vengi, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Devavarman (Salankayana), Hastivarman (Salankayana), Nandivarman I (Salankayana), Chandavarman (Salankayana), Nandivarman II (Salankayana), Rajaraja Narendra, Srinatha, Kataya Vema, Allada Reddi, Nannaya, Skandavarman (Salankayana), Rajahmundry, Vengi (Pedavegi), Ellore plates of Devavarman, Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II, Peddavegi plates of Nandivarman II, Kanteru plates of the Salankayanas, Language & literature, Inscriptions & sources, The Salankayanas of Vengi, "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))
284. article
     O. Codrington, On the Coins of the Bahmani Dynasty (Numismatic Chronicle, 3rd series, Vol. XVIII)↗ (opens in a new tab), Royal Numismatic Society, London, 1898.
     Licence: Public domain · Supplement to J. Gibbs (Numismatic Chronicle 1881): coins of each king with mints and dates, plates XVII-XVIII. Printed page = PDF page + 254 (p. 259 = PDF 5).
     Cited on: Bahmanis, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Muhammad Shah I, Firuz Shah, Ahmad Shah I, Humayun Shah, Muhammad Shah III, Mahmud Shah Bahmani, "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)
285. book
     P. Chenchiah and Raja M. Bhujanga Rao, A History of Telugu Literature (The Heritage of India Series)↗ (opens in a new tab), Association Press (Y.M.C.A.), Calcutta / Oxford University Press, London, 1928.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Telugu Chodas of Pottapi and Nellore, Kakatiyas, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Recherla Velamas, Vijayanagara Empire, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Qutb Shahis, Marathas and the Telugu country, Vimaladitya, Kulottunga I, Manumasiddhi II, Errapragada, Vidyanatha, Prolaya Vema Reddi, Srinatha, Singabhupala (Recherla), Kumaragiri Reddi, Bammera Potana, Peda Komati Vema, Krishnadeva Raya, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Aliya Rama Raya, Venkatapati II (Vijayanagara), Addanki Gangadhara, Allasani Peddana, Atharvana, Ayyalaraju Ramabhadrudu, Baddena, Chemakura Venkatakavi, Chilakamarti Lakshmi Narasimham, Dhurjati, Gidugu Venkata Ramamurti, Gona Budda Reddi, Gurajada Apparao, Hullaki Bhaskara, Jakkana, Kancherla Gopanna (Bhakta Ramadas), Kankanti Paparaju, Kokkonda Venkataratnam, Kuchimanchi Timmakavi, Madayyagari Mallana, Mangalagiri Anandakavi, Marana, Mohanangi, Molla, Muddupalani, Mulaghatika Ketana, Nachana Somana, Nandi Timmana, Nannaya, Nannechoda, Palkuriki Somanatha, Panuganti Lakshminarasimha Rao, Pillalamarri Pinaveerabhadrudu, Pingali Ellanarya, Pingali Surana, Ponnikanti Telaganarya, Raghunatha Nayaka of Thanjavur, Ramarajabhushana (Bhattumurti), Rayaprolu Subba Rao, Sarangu Timmana, Tarigonda Vengamamba, Tarigoppula Mallana, Tenali Ramakrishna, Tikkana Somayaji, Tirupati Venkata Kavulu, Tyagaraja, Vavilikolanu Subbarao, Vedam Venkataraya Sastri, Vemana, Vemulavada Bhimakavi, Vinukonda Vallabharaya, Language & literature, Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Folk songs & oral traditions
286. article
     Parliament of India, The Andhra State Act, 1953 (Act No. 30 of 1953), Government of India, 1953.
     Licence: Public domain (Indian enactment; Copyright Act 1957, s. 52(1)(q)) · Formed Andhra State from the Telugu districts of Madras State on 1 October 1953.
287. article
     Parliament of India, The Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014 (Act No. 6 of 2014)↗ (opens in a new tab), Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II, Section 1 (1 March 2014), 2014.
     Licence: Public domain (Indian enactment; Copyright Act 1957, s. 52(1)(q)) · Divided Andhra Pradesh into the states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh from an appointed day to be notified by the Central Government.
     Cited on: Andhra State & Andhra Pradesh, Legislatures & government, 1952–2014, How the map changed
288. article
     Parliament of India, The States Reorganisation Act, 1956 (Act No. 37 of 1956), Government of India, 1956.
     Licence: Public domain (Indian enactment; Copyright Act 1957, s. 52(1)(q)) · Transferred the Telangana districts of Hyderabad State to Andhra Pradesh from 1 November 1956.
289. book
     Pharoah and Co. (comp.), A Gazetteer of Southern India, with the Tenasserim Provinces and Singapore↗ (opens in a new tab), Pharoah and Co., Madras, 1855.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: printed and published by Pharoah and Co., Athenaeum Press, Mount Road, 1855.
     Cited on: French East India Company, Joseph François Dupleix, Yanam
290. book
     Philip Meadows Taylor and James Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, an Ancient Mahometan Capital in the Bombay Presidency↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London (for the Committee of Architectural Antiquities of Western India), 1866.
     Licence: Public domain · Historical sketch by Meadows Taylor and architectural notes by Fergusson, with 76 photographic plates, the frontispiece "The Kings of Beejapoor" and a map of the kingdom before and after 1565. Cousens (1916, p. xi) warns that many plates are wrongly labelled; the "Mosque of Musaood Khan, at Adoni" (pl. LXXIV) is a mosque at Lakshmeswar.
     Cited on: Adil Shahis of Bijapur, The Adil Shahis of Bijapur and the Telugu country (1489–1686), "Gateway, Mausoleum, and Mosque of the Ibrahim Roza" at Bijapur (Taylor and Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, 1866, pl. XXXII), "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), "Mausoleum of the Ibrahim Roza": the tomb of Ibrahim Adil Shah II at Bijapur (Taylor and Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, 1866, pl. XXXIV), "The Gol Goomuz. General View": the tomb of Muhammad Adil Shah at Bijapur (Taylor and Fergusson, Architecture at Beejapoor, 1866, pl. LX), "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)
291. book
     Prabuddha Andhra ప్రబుద్ధ ఆంధ్ర↗ (opens in a new tab), 1922.
     Licence: Public domain
292. book
     R. B. Whitehead, Catalogue of Coins in the Panjab Museum, Lahore, Vol. II: Coins of the Mughal Emperors↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1914.
     Licence: Public domain · Mint notes on Haidarabad (Daru-l-jihad, Farkhunda bunyad), Imtiyazgarh (Adoni), Sikakul (Chicacole), Gulkanda and Machhlipatan; coins on pls. XI and XIII. No usable text layer: cited from local Tesseract OCR, pages checked on the scan.
     Cited on: Mughals in the Telugu country, Kam Bakhsh, Adoni, Gold mohur of Farrukhsiyar struck at Sikakul (Chicacole, Srikakulam) (Whitehead 1914, No. 2132, pl. XIII), 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)
293. book
     R. C. Temple (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXIV (1895)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Byculla, Bombay, 1895.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XXIV, 1895, Bombay, Education Society's Press. Kielhorn's dates of South Indian inscriptions (Vira-Choda viceroy of Vengi, Anamkonda inscription of Rudradeva, early Vijayanagara grants).
     Cited on: Chellur plates of Vira-Choda
294. book
     R. C. Temple (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXV (1896)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Byculla, Bombay, 1896.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XXV, 1896, Bombay. Low relevance: Telugu folklore notes only.
295. book
     R. C. Temple (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXVIII (1899)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Byculla, Bombay, 1899.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XXVIII, 1899, Bombay. J. S. King's serial translation "History of the Bahmani Dynasty" (Burhan-i Ma'asir), later issued as a book (1900).
296. book
     R. C. Temple (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXX (1901)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1901.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XXX, 1901; Swati Publications (Delhi 1985) facsimile reprint. Fleet on the state of Indian historical research (Eastern Chalukya grants, Kalinga).
297. book
     R. C. Temple (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXXII (1903)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1903.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XXXII, 1903, Bombay. Low relevance: G. R. Subramiah Pantulu, "Some Notes on the Folklore of the Telugus".
     Cited on: Chalukyas of Mudigonda, Kusumayudha IV (Chalukya of Mudigonda), Kuravi (Koravi), Mudigonda, Mogalcheruvula grant of Kusumayudha IV, The Chalukyas of Vemulavada and Mudigonda
298. book
     R. C. Temple (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXXIII (1904)↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1904.
     Licence: Public domain · Vol. XXXIII, 1904, with Buhler's Indian Palaeography as appendix (also held separately as buhler-1904); note on Kalinganagara.
299. book
     R. C. Temple (ed.), The Indian Antiquary, Vol. XL (1911)↗ (opens in a new tab), British India Press, Bombay, 1911.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XL, 1911, Bombay. "Early South Indian Finance": the Cholas and the Vijayanagara kings; Abdulla Qutb Shah of Golkonda (index).
300. article
     R. C. Temple (ed.); article by J. F. Fleet, Indian Antiquary, Vol. XX (1891), incl. J. F. Fleet, 'The Chronology of the Eastern Chalukya Kings'↗ (opens in a new tab), Education Society's Press, Bombay, 1891.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Cholas of Tanjore, Gajapatis of Orissa, Kubja Vishnuvardhana, Jayasimha I, Vishnuvardhana II (Eastern Chalukya), Mangi-yuvaraja, Jayasimha II (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana III (Eastern Chalukya), Vishnuvardhana IV (Eastern Chalukya), Vijayaditya II Narendra-mrigaraja, Gunaga Vijayaditya III, Chalukya-Bhima I, Amma I, Yuddhamalla II, Chalukya-Bhima II, Amma II, Badapa, Tala II, Danarnava, Rajaraja I (Chola), Saktivarman I, Vimaladitya, Rajaraja Narendra, Kulottunga I, Vijayaditya VII, Rajaraja I (Eastern Ganga), Anantavarman Chodaganga, Vira-Choda, Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Kundavadevi, Nannaya, Chipurupalle (Cheepurupalli), Vijayawada (Bezwada), Yelavarru, Satara grant of Vishnuvardhana I, Timmapuram plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Chipurupalle plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Niduparu grant of Jayasimha I, Pulibumra plates of Jayasimha I, Gudivada plates of Jayasimha I (three grants), Chendalur plates of Sarvalokasraya (Mangi-yuvaraja), Penukaparu grant of Jayasimha II, Ipur plates of Vishnuvardhana III, Ederu plates of Vijayaditya II, Masulipatam (?) plates of Vijayaditya III, Bezwada plates of Chalukya-Bhima I, Chevuru plates of Amma I, Ederu plates of Amma I, Diggubarru grant of Chalukya-Bhima II, Gundugolanu plates of Amma II, Kaluchumbarru grant of Amma II, Padamkaluru grant of Amma II, Vemalurpadu plates of Amma II, Yelavarru plates of Amma II, Tandikonda grant of Amma II, Kondavidu plates of Ganadeva (1455), The Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, The Gajapatis of Orissa in the Telugu country, "Plates of Ganadeva of Kondavidu.—Saka-Samvat 1377", first side of the first plate (lines 1-9) (Indian Antiquary XX, plate with p. 390)
301. book
     R. D. Banerji, History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), R. Chatterjee, Calcutta, 1930.
     Licence: Public domain · Ch. XIX on Kapilendra and the Gajapati conquests in Telingana. Author d. 1930. No text layer.
     Cited on: Gajapatis of Orissa, Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Hamvira (Hambira), Purushottama (Gajapati), Prataparudra (Gajapati), Udayagiri (Nellore), Gajapati inscriptions at Srikurmam (1452–1503), Kondavidu plates of Ganadeva (1455), Veligalani grant of Kapilesvara (1458), Potavaram grant of Purushottama (1489), Velicherla grant of Prataparudra Gajapati (1510 or 1511), The Gajapatis of Orissa in the Telugu country, "Orissa in the reign of Kapilendra Deva": map in R. D. Banerji, History of Orissa, Vol. I (1930), facing p. 296
302. book
     R. Gopalan, History of the Pallavas of Kanchi↗ (opens in a new tab), University of Madras, 1928.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Madras University Historical Series III, University of Madras, 1928.
     Cited on: Pallavas, Sivaskandavarman (Pallava), Vijaya-Skandavarman (Pallava), Vishnugopa of Kanchi, Kumaravishnu II (Pallava), Skandavarman II (Pallava), Vishnugopa (Pallava crown prince), Mahendravarman I, Narasimhavarman I, Paramesvaravarman I, Narasimhavarman II, Nandivarman II Pallavamalla, Simhavarman II (Pallava), Bhairavakonda, Darsi, Kanchipuram, Bhairavakonda cave temples, Mayidavolu plates of Sivaskandavarman, Omgodu grant of Simhavarman (No. 2), British Museum grant of Charudevi, Chendalur plates of Kumaravishnu II, Darsi plate of a Pallava grant, Mangalur grant of Simhavarman, Omgodu grant of Skandavarman II (No. 1), Pikira grant of Simhavarman, The Pallavas in the Telugu country
303. book
     R. H. Major (ed.), India in the Fifteenth Century: Being a Collection of Narratives of Voyages to India (Hakluyt Society)↗ (opens in a new tab), Hakluyt Society, London, 1857.
     Licence: Public domain · Abd-er-Razzak (tr. from Quatremere), Nicolo Conti (tr. J. Winter Jones) and Athanasius Nikitin (tr. Count Wielhorsky), with Santo Stefano.
304. inscription
     R. L. Turner, The Gavimath and Palkigundu Inscriptions of Asoka (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 10)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, Hyderabad, 1932.
     Licence: Public domain · Includes G. Yazdani's appendix on the Kopbal discovery and C. E. A. W. Oldham's map of the southern Asokan inscriptions (Pl. XVIII).
     Cited on: Suvarnagiri, Asoka's empire and edicts in the south
305. book
     R. Narasimhachar (ed.), Bodhan Stone Inscription of the Reign of Trailokyamalla (Somesvara I), A.D. 1056 (Hyderabad Archaeological Series No. 7)↗ (opens in a new tab), His Exalted Highness the Nizam's Government (printed at the Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta), 1925.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page dated 1925; Government resolution of 24 September 1925. Text pp. 1-6 (unnumbered first page = PDF p. 8), two plates of the four faces at PDF pp. 16-17. Hyderabad government work before 1936. Used here only for the plates (media).
     Cited on: "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)
306. book
     R. P. Patwardhan and H. G. Rawlinson (eds.), Source Book of Maratha History, Vol. I (to the death of Shivaji)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Bombay (archive.org scan of the reprint by K. P. Bagchi, Calcutta, for the Indian Council of Historical Research), 1928.
     Licence: Public domain · Translated extracts from Maratha sources (Sabhasad's chronicle, the Shiva-Bharat, the Jedhe chronology, letters) and European and Persian accounts. Shahji in the Karnatak (pp. 12-16); Shivaji at Golconda (Bhaganagar), Srisailam and Jinji in 1677 (pp. 164-170); Shivaji's letter to Vyankoji (pp. 170-173). The reprint's modern foreword and introduction are not cited.
     Cited on: Marathas and the Telugu country, Shivaji, Akkanna, Shahji Bhonsle, Srisailam, The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818), "Southern India c. 1650": map in the Source Book of Maratha History (1928), facing p. 176
307. book
     R. Shamasastry (tr.), Kautilya's Arthasastra↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Bangalore, 1915.
     Licence: Public domain · Scan lacks its title page; the 1915 edition is inferred from the archive.org metadata and J. F. Fleet's introductory note in the contents. A general Indian treatise, not evidence for the Andhra country.
     Cited on: Mauryas
308. book
     Raghbir Sahai (H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, Department of Commerce and Industries), Report on the Survey of the Hand Loom Weaving and Dyeing Industries in H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions↗ (opens in a new tab), H.E.H. the Nizam's Government, 1933.
     Licence: Public domain · Hyderabad government work published before 1936.
     Cited on: Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles
309. book
     Ram Chandra Rao Punganuri (tr. C. P. Brown), Memoirs of Hyder and Tippoo, Rulers of Seringapatam↗ (opens in a new tab), Simkins and Co., Madras, 1849.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: written in Mahratta by Ram Chandra Rao Punganuri, translated by Charles Philip Brown; Madras, Simkins and Co.
     Cited on: Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of Cuddapah, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Ranmast Khan (Munawwar Khan, Nawab of Kurnool), Abdul Halim Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Haidar Ali, Tipu Sultan, Mir Ali Raza Khan (Mir Sahib)
310. book
     Rea, Alexr, Chalukyan Architecture; including Examples from the Ballari District, Madras Presidency (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Series, Volume XXI)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1896.
     Licence: Public domain
311. book
     Report on the Administration of His Highness the Nizam's Dominions for 1303 Fasli (1893-94)↗ (opens in a new tab), H.H. the Nizam's Government, Hyderabad, 1895.
     Licence: Public domain · Hyderabad State government report, before 1936.
312. gazetteer
     Revenue Survey Department, H.H. the Nizam's Government, Settlement Report of the Warangal Taluka of the Warangal District, 1302 Fasli↗ (opens in a new tab), Central Jail Press, Hyderabad, 1893.
     Licence: Public domain · Nizam's Government Revenue Survey report for 1302 Fasli (printed 1303 F.): history of the taluka from the Kakatiyas, revenue history, villages and tanks. archive.org compressed _text.pdf derivative.
313. book
     Robert Orme, Historical Fragments of the Mogul Empire, of the Morattoes, and of the English Concerns in Indostan, from the year 1659↗ (opens in a new tab), F. Wingrave, London, 1805.
     Licence: Public domain
314. book
     Robert Orme, A History of the Military Transactions of the British Nation in Indostan, from the year MDCCXLV, Vol. I (Madras reprint)↗ (opens in a new tab), Pharoah and Co., Madras, 1861.
     Licence: Public domain · The war of Coromandel, 1745-1756: Morari Rao at Trichinopoly (pp. 44, 50-51), with Nasir Jang (pp. 137, 142), at the relief of Arcot (pp. 192, 196) and his departure in 1754, with Orme's account of his principality and troops (pp. 363-364). Printed page = PDF page - 8.
     Cited on: Morari Rao of Gooty, Morari Rao Ghorpade
315. book
     Robert Orme, A History of the Military Transactions of the British Nation in Indostan, Vol. II (Madras reprint)↗ (opens in a new tab), Pharoah and Co., Madras, 1861.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Madras, re-printed by Pharoah and Co., Athenaeum Press, 1861. Bussy in the Northern Circars; Forde's capture of Masulipatam (1759).
     Cited on: Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, French East India Company, East India Company, Charles de Bussy, Francis Forde, Gopalakrishna Ranga Rao of Bobbili, Najib-ullah Khan, Chandurti, Bheemunipatnam, Bobbili, Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram, The East India Company in the Telugu country (1759–1858), The French in the Northern Circars (1750–1759), 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)
316. book
     Robert Sewell, Report on the Amaravati Tope, and Excavations on its Site in 1877↗ (opens in a new tab), George Edward Eyre and William Spottiswoode, London, 1880.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: 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))
317. book
     Robert Sewell, Lists of the Antiquarian Remains in the Presidency of Madras, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1882.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Prehistory & megalithic cultures, Salankayanas of Vengi, Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Morari Rao of Gooty, Brahma Nayudu, Amaravati & Dharanikota, Bhattiprolu, Bhimavaram (West Godavari), Biccavolu, Bukkarayasamudram, Chandavolu (Chandole), Chebrolu, Chipurupalle (Cheepurupalli), Draksharama, Ghantasala, Gooty, Gurazala, Kalingapatnam, Karempudi, Kondapalli, Macherla, Palakollu, Phirangipuram, Pithapuram, Samalkot and Chalukya-Bhimavaram, Srikakulam, Vengi (Pedavegi), Vijayawada (Bezwada), Amaravati Mahachaitya, Kondavidu fort, Penukonda fort and Gagan Mahal, Kondapalli fort, Bhimesvara temple, Chalukya-Bhimavaram, Bhimesvara temple, Chebrolu, Bhimesvara temple, Draksharama, Golingesvara and the temples of Biccavolu, Gooty fort, Kshiraramalingesvara temple, Palakollu, Somesvara temple, Somarama (Bhimavaram), Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II, Chicacole plates of Devendravarman, son of Gunarnava, Penukonda fort inscription (1354), Gooty rock inscription of Bukka I, Bukkarayasamudram tank inscription (1364), Penukonda inscription of Channappa Nayudu (1577), Temples & architecture, Folk songs & oral traditions, The Salankayanas of Vengi, Places of the Telugu ballads, Regional houses of the 12th century
318. book
     Robert Sewell, Archaeological Survey of Southern India, Vol. II: Lists of Inscriptions, and Sketch of the Dynasties of Southern India (Lists of the Antiquarian Remains in the Presidency of Madras, Vol. II)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1884.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Pallavas, Salankayanas of Vengi, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Gajapatis of Orissa, Vijaya-Skandavarman (Pallava), Nandivarman II (Salankayana), Mahendravarman I, Prolaya Vema Reddi, Peda Komati Vema, Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Purushottama (Gajapati), Prataparudra (Gajapati), Ederu (Edara), Kondavidu fort, Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II, Ederu plates of Vijayaditya II, Ederu plates of Amma I, British Museum grant of Charudevi
319. book
     Robert Sewell, A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India↗ (opens in a new tab), Swan Sonnenschein & Co., London, 1900.
     Licence: Public domain · Includes Sewell's translations of the narrative of Domingos Paes (about 1520) and the chronicle of Fernao Nuniz (about 1536-37). Cited by printed page from this scan; a plain text is at Project Gutenberg (ebook 3310).
     Cited on: Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Vijayanagara Empire, Gajapatis of Orissa, Qutb Shahis, Harihara I (Vijayanagara), Bukka I (Vijayanagara), Deva Raya II (Vijayanagara), Saluva Narasimha, Prataparudra (Gajapati), Krishnadeva Raya, Achyuta Raya, Aliya Rama Raya, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Tirumala (Aravidu), Venkatapati II (Vijayanagara), Jamshid Quli Qutb Shah, Saluva Timma (Timmarasu), Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk, Chandragiri, Hampi (Vijayanagara), Kondavidu, Talikota, Udayagiri (Nellore), Chandragiri fort and Raja Mahal, Music & dance, Daily life & festivals, Inscriptions & sources, The Deccan, 1336–1570, Forts of the Telugu country, The Gajapatis of Orissa in the Telugu country, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country, "Interior of the Temple at Vitthalasvami, commenced by Krishna Deva Raya" (from a photograph by Col. W. Hooper) (Sewell 1900, PDF p. 161), "S. India, General Political Position, Period A.D. 1336-1570" (Sewell 1900, to face p. 1 (PDF p. 38)), "The Stone Car in the Temple of Vitthalasvami at Vijayanagar" (Sewell 1900, PDF p. 220)
320. book
     Robert Sewell, A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India (scan of the 1900 edition)↗ (opens in a new tab), Swan Sonnenschein & Co., London, 1900.
     Licence: Public domain · Page-image scan of the 1900 London edition (Google scan). Printed page = PDF page - 41 throughout the history and the two chronicles (pp. 1-409). The site keeps citing it as sewell-1900.
     Cited on: Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Musunuri Nayakas, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Shitab Khan of Warangal, Kapaya Nayaka, Ismail Adil Shah
321. book
     Robert Sewell, Indian Chronography: An Extension of 'The Indian Calendar', with Working Examples↗ (opens in a new tab), George Allen & Co., London, 1912.
     Licence: Public domain
322. book
     Robert Sewell and Sankara Balkrishna Dikshit (with Robert Schram), The Indian Calendar, with Tables for the Conversion of Hindu and Muhammadan into A.D. Dates, and vice versa↗ (opens in a new tab), Swan Sonnenschein & Co., London, 1896.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Abdullah Qutb Shah, Asad Ali Khan (Muzaffar-ul-Mulk) of Banganapalle, Madanur, 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), 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)
323. book
     Roper Lethbridge, The Golden Book of India: a Genealogical and Biographical Dictionary of the Ruling Princes, Chiefs, Nobles, and other Personages, Titled or Decorated, of the Indian Empire↗ (opens in a new tab), Macmillan, London, 1893.
     Licence: Public domain · Entries for the Nawab of Banganapalle (p. 50) and the Raja of Sandur, with the Ghorpade descent from Malloji Rao (p. 476).
     Cited on: Banganapalle State, Morari Rao of Gooty, Morari Rao Ghorpade, Fateh Ali Khan, Nawab of Banganapalle
324. book
     S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar, Sources of Vijayanagar History↗ (opens in a new tab), University of Madras, 1919.
     Licence: Public domain · Scan of the 1986 Indian reprint of the 1919 University of Madras edition; text is the 1919 book. Extracts from Telugu, Sanskrit and Kannada literature and inscriptions.
     Cited on: Recherla Velamas, Vijayanagara Empire, Gajapatis of Orissa, Qutb Shahis, Bukka I (Vijayanagara), Singabhupala (Recherla), Deva Raya II (Vijayanagara), Saluva Narasimha, Prataparudra (Gajapati), Krishnadeva Raya, Achyuta Raya, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Aliya Rama Raya, Tirumala (Aravidu), Venkatapati II (Vijayanagara), Addanki Gangadhara, Allasani Peddana, Jakkana, Madayyagari Mallana, Nandi Timmana, Pillalamarri Pinaveerabhadrudu, Ponnikanti Telaganarya, Raghunatha Nayaka of Thanjavur, Ramarajabhushana (Bhattumurti), Saluva Timma (Timmarasu), Tarigoppula Mallana, Vijayaraghava Nayaka of Thanjavur, Vinukonda Vallabharaya, Potnuru, Srikalahasti, Tirupati and Tirumala, Kalahastisvara temple, Srikalahasti, Venkatesvara temple, Tirumala, Tirumala inscriptions of Krishnadeva Raya and his queens (1513–1514), Srikalahasti inscription of Krishnadeva Raya (1516), The Gajapatis of Orissa in the Telugu country, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country
325. book
     S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar, Ancient India↗ (opens in a new tab), Luzac & Co., London; S.P.C.K. Depository, Madras, 1911.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: London, Luzac and Co.; Madras, S.P.C.K. Depository, Vepery, 1911.
     Cited on: Cholas of Tanjore, Rajaraja I (Chola), Rajendra I (Chola), Rajadhiraja I (Chola), Rajaraja Narendra, Kulottunga I, Vijayaditya VII, Virarajendra (Chola), Karunakara Tondaiman, Vikrama-Chola, Kulottunga III (Chola), Rajendra III (Chola)
326. book
     S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar, South India and her Muhammadan Invaders↗ (opens in a new tab), Oxford University Press (Humphrey Milford), London, 1921.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, London, Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, 1921. Alauddin's and Malik Kafur's campaigns, Warangal under the Tughluqs, rise of Vijayanagara.
     Cited on: Hoysalas, Pandyas, Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Vijayanagara Empire, Jatavarman Sundara Pandya I, Ballala III (Hoysala), Muhammad bin Tughluq, Harihara I (Vijayanagara), Bukka I (Vijayanagara), Halebidu, Southern neighbours of the Telugu country
327. map
     S. Veeraragavooloo Naidoo, Atlas of the Circars of the Dominions of His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad, presented to Afzal-ud-Daula↗ (opens in a new tab), Arcot (presentation copy, Salar Jung Library), 1865.
     Licence: Public domain · Bound atlas of the circars (districts), presented on 2 June 1865; the archive.org scan lacks map No. 1. Digital Library of India scan.
     Cited on: "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)
328. book
     Samuel Beal (tr.), Si-yu-ki: Buddhist Records of the Western World, translated from the Chinese of Hiuen Tsiang (A.D. 629), Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Trübner & Co., London (Trübner's Oriental Series), 1884.
     Licence: Public domain · Book X has the kingdoms of the south, including Chu-li-ye (Chulya), pp. 227-228 (PDF pp. 255-256).
     Cited on: Telugu Cholas of Renadu
329. book
     Samuel Purchas, Purchas his Pilgrimage, or Relations of the World and the Religions Observed in all Ages (4th ed.)↗ (opens in a new tab), William Stansby for Henrie Fetherstone, London, 1626.
     Licence: Public domain · Prints William Methwold's "Relations of the Kingdome of Golchonda, and other neighbouring Nations within the Gulfe of Bengala" (pp. 993-1007), written after nearly five years at Masulipatam (1618-22). Printed page = PDF page - 52.
     Cited on: Qutb Shahis, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah
330. book
     Sha Rocco, Golconda and the Qutb Shahs (illustrated by the Archaeological Department, Hyderabad)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Hyderabad-Deccan, 1929.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Qutb Shahis, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Madanna, Purana Pul, Badshahi Ashurkhana, Jami Masjid, Hyderabad, Khairatabad Mosque, Taramati Baradari and Premamati Mosque, Toli Masjid, Dar-ush-Shifa, Abul Hasan Qutb Shah: the last King of Golconda (frontispiece) (Rocco 1929), Fath Darwaza: Golconda (Rocco 1929, Pl. III), Fortifications: Golconda (Rocco 1929, Pl. IV), Golconda Fort (Rocco 1929, Pl. II), Golconda Tombs (Rocco 1929, Pl. VI), Golconda Tombs and the Citadel (printed caption: "Golconda Fort and Tombs") (Rocco 1929, Pl. V), Plan of the Tombs ("Rough plan of Golconda Tombs") (Rocco 1929, Pl. IX), Sultan Abdulla Qutb Shah: the VIIth King of Golconda (Rocco 1929, Pl. I), Tomb of Abdulla Qutb Shah (Rocco 1929, Pl. VIII), Tomb of Jamshid Quli Qutb Shah (Rocco 1929, Pl. VII)
331. book
     Singabhupala; ed. T. Ganapati Sastri, The Rasarnavasudhakara of Singabhupala (Trivandrum Sanskrit Series No. L)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of His Highness the Maharajah of Travancore, Trivandrum, 1916.
     Licence: Public domain · Sanskrit dramaturgy by the Recherla Velama king Singabhupala of Rachakonda, with prasasti verses on his family. No text layer.
     Cited on: Recherla Velamas, Singama Nayaka (Recherla), Anapota Nayaka (Recherla), Mada Nayaka (Recherla), Peda Vedagiri (Recherla), Singabhupala (Recherla), Rachakonda, The Recherla Velamas
332. book
     Somadeva Suri; ed. Pandit Sivadatta and Kasinath Pandurang Parab, The Yasastilaka of Somadeva Suri, with the commentary of Srutadeva Suri, Part II (Kavyamala 70)↗ (opens in a new tab), Tukaram Javaji, Nirnaya-Sagar Press, Bombay, 1903.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page read on the scan. Closing colophon (Saka 881, Krishnaraja at Melpati, the poem completed at Gangadhara under Vagaraja, eldest son of Arikesarin) on p. 419 = PDF p. 424.
     Cited on: Chalukyas of Vemulavada, Somadeva Suri, Arikesari III (Chalukya of Vemulavada)
333. inscription
     South-Indian inscriptions miscellaneous inscriptions from the Tamil Telugu and Kannada countries (with five plates)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1928.
     Licence: Public domain
334. inscription
     South-Indian inscriptions (texts) miscellaneous inscriptions from the Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada countries↗ (opens in a new tab), 1932.
     Licence: Public domain
335. book
     Stanley Lane-Poole, The Coins of the Sultans of Dehli in the British Museum↗ (opens in a new tab), Trustees of the British Museum, London, 1884.
     Licence: Public domain · No text layer (OCR from archive.org). Introduction p. xiv = PDF 18; table of mints p. xv = PDF 19.
     Cited on: Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Muhammad bin Tughluq
336. book
     Stanley Lane-Poole, The Coins of the Muhammadan States of India in the British Museum↗ (opens in a new tab), Trustees of the British Museum, London, 1885.
     Licence: Public domain · Catalogue of Indian Coins in the British Museum. Bahmanis of Kulbarga: introduction pp. lxii-lxv (PDF 66-69), catalogue pp. 145 ff., Plate XI (PDF 349).
     Cited on: Bahmanis, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, "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)
337. book
     Stanley Lane-Poole, The Coins of the Moghul Emperors of Hindustan in the British Museum↗ (opens in a new tab), Trustees of the British Museum, London, 1892.
     Licence: Public domain · Introduction on the mints (pp. xxxi, xlvii-xlix, lvii-lviii); coins of Golkondah, Masulipatan, Haidarabad (Kam Bakhsh), Imtiyazgarh (Adoni) and Guti, pls. XVIII-XXII.
     Cited on: Mughals in the Telugu country, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Kam Bakhsh, Adoni, The Mughal Deccan in the Telugu country (1687–1724), 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 the rebel prince Kam Bakhsh struck at Haidarabad (Hyderabad), AH 1120, obverse and reverse (Lane-Poole 1892, No. 852, pl. XXI), 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 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)
338. article
     Sten Konow (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XII (1913–14)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, 1914.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Kakatiyas, Vishnukundins, Kakatiyas, Madhavavarman (Vishnukundin), Indravarman (Vishnukundin), Prola I, Beta II, Prola II, Ganapatideva, Rudramadevi, Prataparudra, Vidyanatha, Motupalli, Ramatirtham, Warangal Fort, Motupalli pillar inscription of Ganapatideva, Pakhal lake inscription of Jagadala Mummadi, Chikkulla plates of Vikramendravarman II, Ramatirtham plates of Indravarman, Forts & warfare, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Inscriptions & sources, Ports and sea trade on the Andhra coast, Marco Polo's Mutfili, Grants of the Vishnukundins, Kakatiya inscriptions, Motupalli pillar inscription of Ganapatideva, A.D. 1244-45 (part of the plate) (Epigraphia Indica XII, plate (PDF p. 258))
339. book
     Sten Konow (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XI (1911–12)↗ (opens in a new tab), Office of the Superintendent of Government Printing, Calcutta (scan of the ASI 1981 facsimile reprint), 1912.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. XI, 1911-12, Calcutta; 'Reprinted 1981'. Includes H. Krishna Sastri, Malepadu Plates of Punyakumara (No. 35, pp. 337-346, with the Malepadu stone inscription of Satyaditya). Printed pages run 61-65 behind the PDF in No. 35 (p. 337 = PDF 398, p. 346 = PDF 411). The scan is 1-bit; plates are legible but halftones are not.
     Cited on: Telugu Cholas of Renadu, Banas, Cholas of Tanjore, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Dhananjaya (Telugu Chola), Mahendravikrama (Telugu Chola), Punyakumara, Vikramaditya II (Telugu Chola), Ganda-Trinetra (Vaidumba), Vijayaditya II Prabhumeru (Bana), Iriva-Nolamba (Dilipa), Anavema Reddi, Srinatha, Peda Komati Vema, Chippili, Gudimallam, Malepadu, Phirangipuram, Kalamalla inscription of Erikal Muturaju Dhananjaya, Malepadu plates of Punyakumara, Malepadu stone inscription of Satyaditya, Dommara-Nandyala plates of Punyakumara, Madras Museum plates of Vema (1345), Phirangipuram pillar inscription of Peda Komati Vema (1410), The Telugu Cholas of Renandu, Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry, "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)), "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)), "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)
340. article
     Sten Konow (ed.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XIII (1915–16)↗ (opens in a new tab), Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta, 1916.
     Licence: Public domain · In the library catalog (hyd collection). Includes K. Rama Sastri, 'Akkalapundi Grant of Singaya-nayaka; Saka-Samvat 1290' (No. 24), pp. 259-275 = PDF 309-329.
     Cited on: Musunuri Nayakas, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Gajapatis of Orissa, Kapaya Nayaka, Kataya Vema, Peda Komati Vema, Allada Reddi, Purushottama (Gajapati), Vemavaram grant of Allaya Vema (1434), Potavaram grant of Purushottama (1489), The Musunuri Nayakas
341. article
     Sten Konow and V. Venkayya (eds.), Epigraphia Indica, Vol. X (1909–10)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Printing, India, Calcutta, 1910.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Parts I, II, VI and VII by Sten Konow, Parts III, IV, V and VIII by V. Venkayya. Includes E. Hultzsch, Gadval plates of Vikramaditya I (No. 22, pp. 100-106, plate between pp. 102 and 103).
     Cited on: Chalukyas of Badami, Nolamba-Pallavas, Cholas of Tanjore, Vikramaditya I (Chalukya of Badami), Mahendra I (Nolamba), Iriva-Nolamba (Dilipa), Kulottunga II (Chola), Gadwal, Hemavati, Gadval plates of Vikramaditya I, The Chalukyas of Badami and the Telugu country, Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, 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))
342. book
     Streynsham Master (ed. R. C. Temple), The Diaries of Streynsham Master 1675-1680, Vol. I: The Diary, 1675-1677 (Indian Records Series)↗ (opens in a new tab), John Murray, London, for the Government of India, 1911.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Indian Records Series, ed. R. C. Temple, Vol. I, The Diary 1675-1677 (preface dated September 1910; published 1911). Masulipatam factory.
     Cited on: Qutb Shahis, Abul Hasan Tana Shah
343. book
     Syed Ali Asgar Bilgrami, Landmarks of the Deccan: A Comprehensive Guide to the Archaeological Remains of the City and Suburbs of Hyderabad↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Press, Hyderabad-Deccan, 1927.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Nayakas, Reddis & Bahmanis, Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Bahmanis, Shitab Khan of Warangal, Qutb Shahis, Mughals in the Telugu country, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Muhammad Shah I, Ahmad Shah I, Mahmud Shah Bahmani, Shitab Khan (Sitapati) of Warangal, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Kam Bakhsh, Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Nasir Jang (Mir Ahmad Khan), Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Sikandar Jah (Asaf Jah III), Mir Alam (Mir Abul Qasim), Nasir-ud-daula (Asaf Jah IV), Afzal-ud-daula (Asaf Jah V), Mir Mahbub Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VI), Akkanna, Jamshid Quli Qutb Shah, Madanna, Mubariz Khan (Khwaja Muhammad, Imad-ul-Mulk), Rustam Dil Khan, Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk, Golconda, Hayathnagar, Hyderabad, Qutb Shahi Tombs, Husain Sagar, Purana Pul, Charminar, Badshahi Ashurkhana, Jami Masjid, Hyderabad, Khairatabad Mosque, Mecca Masjid, Hayat Bakhshi Mosque, Hayathnagar, Taramati Baradari and Premamati Mosque, Toli Masjid, Mir Alam Tank, Osman Sagar (Gandipet), Dar-ush-Shifa, Golconda Fort, Purani Haveli, Jami Masjid inscription, Golconda fort, Epitaph of Sultan Quli, Golconda (1543), Makka Darwaza inscription, Golconda (1559), Jami Masjid inscription, Hyderabad, Epitaph of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Golconda (1612), Ma Saheba tank inscriptions (1625), Musa Burj inscription, Golconda fort (1666–67), Toli Masjid inscription (1671), Kali Masjid inscription of Rustam Dil Khan (1702), Mir Alam tank inscription (1806), Language & literature, Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Daily life & festivals, Inscriptions & sources, The Qutb Shahi kingdom of Golconda, "Ambar Khana. No. 63" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 148), "Around the bore of the Gun. ... Over Fateh Rahbar Gun. No. 71" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 172), "Eastern Gateway (Circular inscription). No. 2. Miyan Mishk" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 80), "Headstone of Miyan Mishk's Tomb. No. 9" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 80), "In the S. W. tower of Ma-Saheba tank" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 51), "Inscription slab in the court-yard of Toli Masjid" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 66), "Inscriptions of Toli Masjid (Prayer-Niche)" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 66), "Md. Qutbshah's Tomb. No. 7" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 139), "North of Musa Burj" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 148), "Over the facade of Rahim Khan Mosque. No. 17" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 51), "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), "The prayer niche of Hira Masjid" (Bilgrami 1927, p. 171), Abul Hasan Tanashah (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 182), Badshahi Ashur Khana, Hyderabad (Persian enamelled tiles) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 22), Bird's-eye view of Golconda Fort (Bilgrami 1927, p. 108), Char Minar, Hyderabad (Bilgrami 1927, p. 17), Epigraph over the grave of Khadija Bibi, and "Nade Ali" over her grave (necropolis of Mir Momin, Hyderabad) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 48), Headstone inscription of Neknam Khan and inscription over the Azhdaha Paikar gun (No. 73) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 176), Ibne Khatoon (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 63), Inscription inside the Eastern gateway (No. 4), mosque of Miyan Mishk, Hyderabad (Bilgrami 1927, p. 84), 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 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), Khairat Khan (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 58), Muhammad Quli V (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 131), 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), Shikast inscription tablet over the Eastern gateway (No. 3), mosque of Miyan Mishk, Hyderabad (Bilgrami 1927, p. 81), Sultan Abdullah VII (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 173), Syed Muzaffar (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 77), Syed Shah Raju (portrait reproduced by Bilgrami) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 74), The 3rd band of Muhammad Amin's grave, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 127), The dome of Jamshed Quli II, Golconda (Bilgrami 1927, p. 120), The Great Mosque of Golconda Tombs (Bilgrami 1927, p. 167), Toli Masjid, Hyderabad (No. 23) (Bilgrami 1927, p. 67)
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     Syed Hossain Bilgrami, A Memoir of Sir Salar Jung, G.C.S.I.↗ (opens in a new tab), Times of India Steam Press, Bombay, 1883.
     Licence: Public domain · By Salar Jung I's private secretary; family history, early career (talukdar in Telangana, 1847), appointment as minister (1853) and reforms. Campbell (1898) follows it closely.
     Cited on: Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Salar Jung I (Mir Turab Ali Khan), Khammam
345. gazetteer
     Syed Hossain Bilgrami and C. Willmott, Historical and Descriptive Sketch of His Highness the Nizam's Dominions, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Times of India Steam Press, Bombay, 1883.
     Licence: Public domain · Semi-official survey: history chapter and district accounts including Warangal. No usable text layer (Google scan).
346. book
     Syed Siraj ul Hassan, The Castes and Tribes of H.E.H. the Nizam's Dominions, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Times Press, Bombay, 1920.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Vidyanatha, Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Society & communities, Daily life & festivals, Folk songs & oral traditions
347. book
     T. J. Maltby (ed. G. D. Leman), The Ganjam District Manual↗ (opens in a new tab), Lawrence Asylum Press, Madras, 1882.
     Licence: Public domain · The Ganjam District Manual by T. J. Maltby, edited by G. D. Leman (1882); appendices from the 1871 census and Fasli 1286 village statements.
     Cited on: Srikurmam, Srikurmam temple, Temples of Mukhalingam
348. book
     T. N. Ramachandran, Buddhist Sculptures from a Stupa near Goli Village, Guntur District (Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol. I, Pt. 1)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1929.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Temples & architecture
349. article
     T. W. Haig, Some Notes on the Bahmani Dynasty (Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Vol. LXXIII, Part I, Extra Number)↗ (opens in a new tab), Asiatic Society of Bengal, Calcutta, 1904.
     Licence: Public domain · Article, 14 pages (BioStor scan).
     Cited on: Bahmanis, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Muhammad Shah I, Firuz Shah, Ahmad Shah I, Humayun Shah, Mahmud Shah Bahmani
350. book
     T. W. Haig, Historic Landmarks of the Deccan↗ (opens in a new tab), Pioneer Press, Allahabad, 1907.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Bahmanis, Qutb Shahis, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Muhammad Shah III, Ibrahim Qutb Shah, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Abdullah Qutb Shah, Abul Hasan Tana Shah, Akkanna, Madanna, Mahmud Gawan, Malik Hasan Bahri, Mir Jumla (Mir Muhammad Said Ardastani), Sultan Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk, Bhongir, Hanamkonda, Thousand Pillar Temple, Husain Sagar, Warangal Fort, Forts & warfare, Forts of the Telugu country, The Bahmanis in the Telugu country
351. article
     T. W. Haig; E. Denison Ross (ed.), Inscriptions in Hyderabad and Golconda, Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica 1907–08↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of India, 1909.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Bahmanis, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Muhammad Shah I, Epitaph of Sultan Quli, Golconda (1543), Jami Masjid inscription, Hyderabad, Epitaph of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Golconda (1612), Ma Saheba tank inscriptions (1625), Inscriptions & sources
352. book
     Taj - Hyderabad Deccan↗ (opens in a new tab), 1925.
     Licence: Public domain
353. book
     Tamil Nadu Legislative Council, Adi-Andhra Conference at Nellore↗ (opens in a new tab), 1926.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Reform, freedom & people's movements
354. book
     Tamil Nadu Legislative Council, Conditions of depressed classes in Guntur and Nellore Districts↗ (opens in a new tab), 1927.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Reform, freedom & people's movements
355. book
     Tamil Nadu Legislative Council, Proposals for the trifurcation of the Taluk Board , Rajahmundry and District Board , East Godavari↗ (opens in a new tab), 1927.
     Licence: Public domain
356. book
     Tamil Nadu Legislative Council, Removal of the Andhra University Centre from Rajahmundry to Bezwada↗ (opens in a new tab), 1928.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Reform, freedom & people's movements, Rajahmundry
357. book
     Tamil Nadu Legislative Council, Communal representation in the Judicial Department of Nellore and East Godavari District↗ (opens in a new tab), 1928.
     Licence: Public domain
358. book
     Tamil Nadu Legislative Council, Presentation of the Telugu manuscripts in the Oriental Manuscripts Library to the Andhra University↗ (opens in a new tab), 1929.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Reform, freedom & people's movements, Language & literature, Inscriptions & sources
359. book
     Tamil Nadu Legislative Council, Number of candidates from the Ceded districts admitted into the Government Training Colleges at Saidapet and Rajahmundry↗ (opens in a new tab), 1935.
     Licence: Public domain
360. book
     Telugu Academy, Andhra Sahithya Parishat Patrika ఆంధ్ర సాహిత్య పరిషత్ పత్రిక Volume 18 Issue 2↗ (opens in a new tab), 1929.
     Licence: Public domain
361. book
     Telugu Academy, Andhra Sahithya Parishat Patrika ఆంధ్ర సాహిత్య పరిషత్ పత్రిక Volume 19 Issue 1↗ (opens in a new tab), 1930.
     Licence: Public domain
362. book
     The thirteen and fourteenth tours of His Exellency Lord Ampthill, to the Anamalai hills (10th to 23rd October 1903) and to the Nellore, Kistna and Godavari Districts (25th November to 9th December 1903)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1904.
     Licence: Public domain
363. book
     The Wars of the Rajas, being the history of Anantapuram Written in Telugu; in or about the years 1750 - 1810. Translated into English by Charles Philip Brown. 2↗ (opens in a new tab), 1853.
     Licence: Public domain
364. book
     Thomas Bowrey (ed. R. C. Temple), A Geographical Account of Countries round the Bay of Bengal, 1669 to 1679 (Hakluyt Society, 2nd ser., No. 12)↗ (opens in a new tab), Hakluyt Society, Cambridge, 1905.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Hakluyt Society, Second Series No. XII, issued for 1903 (published 1905). Golconda, Masulipatam and the Coromandel coast 1669-79.
     Cited on: Khairatabad Mosque, Taramati Baradari and Premamati Mosque, "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))
365. book
     Thomas Patrick Hughes, A Dictionary of Islam↗ (opens in a new tab), W. H. Allen & Co., London; Scribner, Welford & Co., New York, 1885.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: The abjad numerical values of the Arabic letters (Hughes, A Dictionary of Islam, 1885, p. 3, s.v. "Abjad")
366. book
     Thomas Watters (ed. T. W. Rhys Davids and S. W. Bushell), On Yuan Chwang's Travels in India, 629–645 A.D., Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Royal Asiatic Society, London (Oriental Translation Fund, New Series XV), 1905.
     Licence: Public domain · Commentary on the Chu-li-ya (Chulya) country and its identification, pp. 224-225 (PDF pp. 226-227).
     Cited on: Telugu Cholas of Renadu
367. book
     Three lectures of Mohammed Alexander Russell Webb, delivered at Madras, Hyderabad (Deccan) and Bombay, with a brief sketch of his life. Published by Hassan Ali.↗ (opens in a new tab), 1892.
     Licence: Public domain
368. book
     V. Rangacharya, A Topographical List of the Inscriptions of the Madras Presidency (collected till 1915), with Notes and References, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1919.
     Licence: Public domain · Preface dated Ootacamund, 6 June 1917; Madras Government Press 1919. District-by-district list of every inscription collected to 1915 with references to ARE numbers, EI, SII and IA (Vol. I: Anantapur, Bellary, Chingleput, Chittoor, Cuddapah, Ganjam and others).
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Banas, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Nolamba-Pallavas, Vaidumbas, Cholas of Tanjore, Hoysalas, Gajapatis of Orissa, Nawabs of Cuddapah, Mahendra I (Nolamba), Krishna III (Rashtrakuta), Iriva-Nolamba (Dilipa), Rajaraja I (Chola), Rajendra I (Chola), Rajadhiraja I (Chola), Vajrahasta III (Eastern Ganga), Virarajendra (Chola), Rajaraja I (Eastern Ganga), Anantavarman Chodaganga, Vikrama-Chola, Ballala II (Hoysala), Kulottunga III (Chola), Narasimha I (Eastern Ganga), Ballala III (Hoysala), Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Purushottama (Gajapati), Prataparudra (Gajapati), Abdul Halim Khan (Nawab of Cuddapah), Bukkarayasamudram, Chandragiri, Gooty, Gudimallam, Hemavati, Lepakshi, Mahendragiri, Penukonda, Srikakulam, Srikalahasti, Srikurmam, Tirupati and Tirumala, Penukonda fort and Gagan Mahal, Kalahastisvara temple, Srikalahasti, Virabhadra temple, Lepakshi, Chandragiri fort and Raja Mahal, Srikurmam temple, Temples of Mukhalingam, Venkatesvara temple, Tirumala, Achyutapuram plates of Indravarman, Chicacole plates of Devendravarman, son of Gunarnava, Nadagam plates of Vajrahasta, Dirghasi inscription of Vanapati, Srikurmam inscriptions of the Chalukya chiefs, Srikurmam inscription of Naraharitirtha, Penukonda fort inscription (1354), Gooty rock inscription of Bukka I, Bukkarayasamudram tank inscription (1364), Gajapati inscriptions at Srikurmam (1452–1503), Tirumala inscriptions of Krishnadeva Raya and his queens (1513–1514), Srikalahasti inscription of Krishnadeva Raya (1516), Lepakshi temple inscriptions of Achyuta Raya's reign (1533–1538), Kanuma grant of Sadasiva (1548), Penukonda inscription of Channappa Nayudu (1577), Bhimavaram inscription of Rajendra I, Mahendragiri inscriptions of Rajendra I, Water works in Telugu history, The Rashtrakutas and the Telugu country, Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, Rivers and water works
369. book
     V. Rangacharya, A Topographical List of the Inscriptions of the Madras Presidency (collected till 1915), with Notes and References, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1919.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. II, Madras, Government Press 1919. Godavari, Guntur/Kistna, Kurnool, Nellore, Vizagapatam and others.
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Rashtrakutas of Malkhed, Cholas of Tanjore, Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Velanati Chodas, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Gajapatis of Orissa, Rajendra I (Chola), Anantavarman Chodaganga, Gonka II (Velanati), Rajaraja II (Chola), Mallideva of Kona, Rajendra III (Chola), Prolaya Vema Reddi, Anavota Reddi, Anavema Reddi, Srinatha, Kataya Vema, Kumaragiri Reddi, Peda Komati Vema, Allada Reddi, Hamvira (Hambira), Purushottama (Gajapati), Prataparudra (Gajapati), Brahma Nayudu, Ahobilam, Biccavolu, Chebrolu, Chellur, Ederu (Edara), Gandikota, Gurazala, Karempudi, Macherla, Madanur, Palakollu, Penukonda, Phirangipuram, Srisailam, Teki, Udayagiri (Nellore), Vandram, Vijayawada (Bezwada), Kondavidu fort, Bhimesvara temple, Chebrolu, Kshiraramalingesvara temple, Palakollu, Narasimha temples, Ahobilam, Chendalur plates of Sarvalokasraya (Mangi-yuvaraja), Ederu plates of Vijayaditya II, Ederu plates of Amma I, Diggubarru grant of Chalukya-Bhima II, Maliyapundi grant of Amma II, Vandram plates of Amma II, Yelavarru plates of Amma II, Korumelli plates of Rajaraja I, Teki plates of Rajaraja-Chodaganga, Chellur plates of Vira-Choda, Draksharama inscriptions of Kulottunga I (1107), Bezwada inscription of Kulottunga I, Pithapuram inscription of Prithvisvara, Pithapuram inscription of Mallideva and Manma-Satya II, Gunupadu inscription of Nallasiddha, Yenamadala inscription of Ganapamba, Madras Museum plates of Vema (1345), Nadupuru grant of Anavema, Vanapalli plates of Anavema (1380), Phirangipuram pillar inscription of Peda Komati Vema (1410), Tottaramudi plates of Kataya Vema (1411), Konkuduru plates of Allaya Dodda (1431), Kondavidu plates of Ganadeva (1455), Raghudevapuram and Dorapalem grants of Raghudeva (1455–56), Ahobilam inscription of Sriranga I (1584), Bhimavaram inscription of Rajendra I, The Eastern Gangas in the north of the Telugu country, The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry, The Gajapatis of Orissa in the Telugu country
370. book
     V. Rangacharya, A Topographical List of the Inscriptions of the Madras Presidency (collected till 1915), with Notes and References, Vol. III↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1919.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. III, Madras, Government Press 1919. Southern (Tamil) districts and general copper plates.
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Cholas of Tanjore, Reddis of Kondaveedu, Reddis of Rajahmundry, Gajapatis of Orissa, Anantavarman Chodaganga, Narasimha I (Eastern Ganga), Kataya Vema, Hamvira (Hambira), Purushottama (Gajapati), Prataparudra (Gajapati), Chipurupalle (Cheepurupalli), Simhachalam temple, Timmapuram plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Chipurupalle plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Chicacole plates of Devendravarman, son of Gunarnava, Alamanda plates of Anantavarman, Simhachalam inscription of Kulottunga I, Srikurmam inscription of Naraharitirtha, Simhachalam inscriptions of Krishnadeva Raya (1516–1519), Srikalahasti inscription of Krishnadeva Raya (1516), The Eastern Gangas in the north of the Telugu country, The Reddi kingdoms of Kondavidu and Rajahmundry
371. book
     Vad, Rao Bahadur Ganesh Chimnaji, Kaifiyats, Yadis, etc.containing historical accounts of certain families of renown in the deccan and S.M.country under the Mohammedan and Maratha governments↗ (opens in a new tab), 1908.
     Licence: Public domain
372. book
     Vellala Sadasiva Sastri, Velugotivari Vamsacaritramu leka Venkatagirirajula Vamsacaritramu (వెలుగోటివారి వంశచరిత్రము)↗ (opens in a new tab), Madras (Chennapuri), 1910.
     Licence: Public domain · Scan for research use; do not republish page images (Sundarayya Vignana Kendram / British Library EAP notice). Each PDF page is a two-page opening. Upodghatamu (introduction), PDF 14-47: left page = 2 x (PDF - 13), e.g. PDF 33 = pp. 40-41. Chronicle proper, PDF 49 onwards: left page = 2 x (PDF - 48), e.g. PDF 54 = pp. 12-13. Kakatiya period: introduction PDF 32-38 (pp. 38-51: Bhetala Nayaka under Kakati Ganapati, Rudrama, Prataparudra, with Saka dates); chronicle PDF 51-56 (pp. 6-17: Chevi Reddi and Prasaditya under Ganapati and Rudrama). An appendix with a separate pagination starts near PDF 133 (PDF 146 = pp. 26-27, Kakati-rajya-sthapanacharya titles).
     Cited on: Recherla Velamas, Singama Nayaka (Recherla), Anapota Nayaka (Recherla), Mada Nayaka (Recherla), Peda Vedagiri (Recherla), Singabhupala (Recherla), Bammera Potana, Lingama Nayaka (Recherla), Devarakonda, Rachakonda, Umamahesvaram, Rachakonda Fort, Rachakonda inscriptions of Anapota (1365), Umamahesvaram inscription of Mada Nayaka (1377), Devalanagaram inscription of Nagamba (1429), The Recherla Velamas
373. book
     Venkata Swetachalapati Ranga Rao, Maharaja of Bobbili, A Revised and Enlarged Account of the Bobbili Zemindari↗ (opens in a new tab), Addison & Co., Madras, 1907.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: French East India Company, Gopalakrishna Ranga Rao of Bobbili, Bobbili, Folk songs & oral traditions
374. book
     Vidyanatha; ed. Kamalashankar Pranashankar Trivedi, The Prataparudrayasobhushana of Vidyanatha, with the commentary Ratnapana of Kumarasvamin (Bombay Sanskrit Series No. LXV)↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Central Book Depot, Bombay, 1909.
     Licence: Public domain · Introduction pp. vii–xiii = PDF 42–48 (PDF = printed + 35); PDF 49–50 repeat pp. xiv–xv; from p. xiv (PDF 51) to p. xxxviii (PDF 75) PDF = printed + 37. Trivedi on Kakatiya history, pp. xii–xxiv. Sanskrit text: printed page = PDF − 75.
     Cited on: Ganapatideva, Rudramadevi, Prataparudra, Vidyanatha
375. book
     Vincent A. Smith, Catalogue of the Coins in the Indian Museum, Calcutta, including the Cabinet of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, for the Indian Museum, 1906.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Gajapatis of Orissa, 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 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 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)), Punch-marked coins, silver and copper (Smith 1906, Pl. XIX, Nos. 1-12)
376. book
     Vincent A. Smith, Asoka, the Buddhist Emperor of India (Rulers of India), 3rd edition↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1920.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas, Chandragupta Maurya, Bindusara, Asoka, Suvarnagiri, Asoka's empire and edicts in the south, The Empire of Asoka, 250 B.C. (Smith 1920, map at end)
377. book
     Vincent A. Smith (rev. S. M. Edwardes), The Early History of India from 600 B.C. to the Muhammadan Conquest, 4th ed.↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1924.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Satavahanas, Simuka, Sri Satakarni, Gautamiputra Satakarni, Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Siva Sri Satakarni, Yajna Sri Satakarni, Chandra Sri Satakarni, Amaravati inscription of King Sri Sivamaka Sada, Chinna inscription of Yajna Sri Satakarni, Kodavali rock inscription of Chandasati
378. book
     Vinukonda Vallabharaya; ed. Veturi Prabhakara Sastri, Kridabhiramamu (క్రీడాభిరామము)↗ (opens in a new tab), Madras, 1928.
     Licence: Public domain · Scan for research use; do not republish page images (Sundarayya Vignana Kendram / British Library EAP notice). 15th-century Telugu vithi-natakam set in Orugallu (Warangal).
379. book
     W. Francis, Census of India, 1901, Vol. XV: Madras, Part I, Report↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1902.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Census of India 1901, Vol. XV, Madras, Part I Report; Madras, Government Press, 1902.
380. gazetteer
     W. Francis, Madras District Gazetteers: Bellary↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1904.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas, Satavahanas, Nolamba-Pallavas, Hoysalas, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Marathas and the Telugu country, East India Company, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Ballala II (Hoysala), Ismail Adil Shah, Ibrahim Adil Shah I, Ali Adil Shah I, Ibrahim Adil Shah II, Shivaji, Siddi Masud Khan, Sikandar Adil Shah, Haidar Ali, Sir Thomas Munro, Tipu Sultan, Adoni, Bellary (Ballari), Jama Masjid, Adoni, Myakadoni inscription of Pulumavi, The Adil Shahis of Bijapur and the Telugu country (1489–1686), The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818), Mysore and the Telugu country (1762–1800), The East India Company in the Telugu country (1759–1858)
381. gazetteer
     W. Francis, Madras District Gazetteers: Anantapur↗ (opens in a new tab), Government of Madras (Addison & Co.), 1905.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Vijayanagara & the Qutb Shahis, Mughals, Asaf Jahis & the British, Nolamba-Pallavas, Hoysalas, Vijayanagara Empire, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Morari Rao of Gooty, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Ballala II (Hoysala), Ali Adil Shah I, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Tirumala (Aravidu), Muhammad Adil Shah, Shivaji, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Sikandar Adil Shah, Morari Rao Ghorpade, Haidar Ali, Nizam Ali Khan (Asaf Jah II), Tipu Sultan, Mir Ali Raza Khan (Mir Sahib), Adoni, Anantapur, Bukkarayasamudram, Chandragiri, Gooty, Gurramkonda, Hemavati, Lepakshi, Madakasira, Penukonda, Tadpatri, Talikota, Penukonda fort and Gagan Mahal, Virabhadra temple, Lepakshi, Gooty fort, Penukonda fort inscription (1354), Gooty rock inscription of Bukka I, Bukkarayasamudram tank inscription (1364), Lepakshi temple inscriptions of Achyuta Raya's reign (1533–1538), Penukonda inscription of Channappa Nayudu (1577), Music & dance, Religion & philosophy, Temples & architecture, Forts & warfare, Government & administration, Society & communities, Daily life & festivals, Folk songs & oral traditions, How the map changed, Forts of the Telugu country, The Adil Shahis of Bijapur and the Telugu country (1489–1686), The Nizam's Dominions (1724–1948), The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818), Mysore and the Telugu country (1762–1800), Morari Rao of Gooty (c. 1741–1776), The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947), Southern neighbours of the Telugu country, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country
382. gazetteer
     W. Francis, Madras District Gazetteers: Vizagapatam, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Press, Madras, 1907.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas, Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Cholas of Tanjore, Gajapatis of Orissa, Dutch East India Company, Mughals in the Telugu country, Marathas and the Telugu country, French East India Company, East India Company, British Crown (Madras Presidency), Rajaraja I (Chola), Rajaraja I (Eastern Ganga), Anantavarman Chodaganga, Narasimha I (Eastern Ganga), Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Sir Arthur Cotton, Ananda Gajapati Raju, Gopalakrishna Ranga Rao of Bobbili, Raghoji Bhonsle I, Vijayarama Raju II of Vizianagaram, Chandurti, Padmanabham, Alamanda, Bheemunipatnam, Bobbili, Chipurupalle (Cheepurupalli), Eluru (Ellore), Mahendragiri, Mukhalingam, Potnuru, Simhachalam, Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram, Simhachalam temple, Chipurupalle plates of Vishnuvardhana I, Alamanda plates of Anantavarman, Simhachalam inscription of Kulottunga I, Simhachalam inscriptions of Krishnadeva Raya (1516–1519), Mahendragiri inscriptions of Rajendra I, Music & dance, Forts & warfare, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Society & communities, Daily life & festivals, Folk songs & oral traditions, Ports and sea trade on the Andhra coast, Forts of the Telugu country, The Eastern Gangas in the north of the Telugu country, Places of the Telugu ballads, The Marathas and the Telugu country (1677–1818), The Telugu districts of the Madras Presidency (1858–1947), "Vizagapatam in 1758 (From Orme's History)" (Francis 1907, PDF p. 62), "Vizagapatam Municipality" town plan (Francis 1907, PDF p. 344)
383. book
     W. R. Cornish, Report on the Census of the Madras Presidency, 1871↗ (opens in a new tab), Government Gazette Press, Madras, 1874.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: W. R. Cornish, Surgeon-Major, Sanitary Commissioner; Madras, E. Keys, Government Gazette Press (1874).
384. book
     W. W. Hunter, Orissa, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), Smith, Elder and Co., London, 1872.
     Licence: Public domain · Smith, Elder, 1872 (title page read in Vol. II). Ganga and Gajapati kings of Orissa, Kalinga.
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Anantavarman Chodaganga, Kalingapatnam, The Eastern Gangas in the north of the Telugu country
385. book
     W. W. Hunter, Orissa, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), Smith, Elder and Co., London, 1872.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Orissa, in two volumes (vols. II-III of the Annals of Rural Bengal), London, Smith, Elder and Co., 1872.
     Cited on: Eastern Gangas of Kalinga, Gajapatis of Orissa, Anantavarman Chodaganga, Narasimha I (Eastern Ganga), Kapilendra (Kapilesvara), Purushottama (Gajapati), Prataparudra (Gajapati)
386. book
     Walter Elliot, Coins of Southern India (International Numismata Orientalia, Vol. III, Part 2)↗ (opens in a new tab), Trübner & Co., London, 1886.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Mauryas, Satavahanas, Salankayanas of Vengi, Cholas of Tanjore, Gajapatis of Orissa, Nawabs of the Carnatic (Arcot), Nawabs of Cuddapah, French East India Company, Gautamiputra Satakarni, Vasishthiputra Pulumavi, Yajna Sri Satakarni, Chandra Sri Satakarni, Muhammad Ali Khan Walajah, Saadatullah Khan, Arcot, Gudivada, Gurramkonda, Thanjavur (Tanjore), Vengi (Pedavegi), Kolleru plates of Nandivarman II, Inscriptions & sources, Satavahana coins and inscriptions in the Telugu country, The Salankayanas of Vengi, "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), "Known as the Kuruki pagoda, struck by the Nawabs of Arcot": gold pagoda with three standing figures (Elliot 1886, Pl. IV, No. 180), "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), "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), "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), 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)), 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 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)), 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), 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)
387. book
     Walter Kelly Firminger (ed.), The Fifth Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Affairs of the East India Company, dated 28th July 1812, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), R. Cambray and Co., Calcutta, 1917.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: ed. W. K. Firminger, Vol. I, Introduction and Text of the Report (Calcutta 1917). Madras section: Northern Circars, Ceded Districts.
388. book
     Walter Kelly Firminger (ed.), The Fifth Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the Affairs of the East India Company, Vol. III: British Acquisitions in the Presidency of Fort St. George, Madras Appendices, Wilkins' Glossary and Index↗ (opens in a new tab), R. Cambray and Co., Calcutta, 1918.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. III, British Acquisitions in the Presidency of Fort St. George (Calcutta 1918). Northern Circars, Ceded Districts (Munro's reports), Madras appendices.
     Cited on: Dutch East India Company, Mughals in the Telugu country, French East India Company, East India Company, Aurangzeb (Alamgir), Charles de Bussy, Gopalakrishna Ranga Rao of Bobbili, Bheemunipatnam, Eluru (Ellore), Guntur (Murtazanagar), Kakinada, Nizampatnam, Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram, The Mughal Deccan in the Telugu country (1687–1724), The East India Company in the Telugu country (1759–1858), The French in the Northern Circars (1750–1759)
389. book
     Wilfred H. Schoff (tr.), The Periplus of the Erythraean Sea: Travel and Trade in the Indian Ocean by a Merchant of the First Century↗ (opens in a new tab), Longmans, Green & Co., New York, 1912.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Satavahanas, Trade & economy, Crafts & textiles, Ports and sea trade on the Andhra coast
390. book
     William Foster (ed.), The English Factories in India, 1630-1633: A Calendar of Documents in the India Office, Bombay Record Office, etc.↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1910.
     Licence: Public domain · Masulipatam and Armagon, the return to Masulipatam and the farman of 1632.
391. book
     William Foster (ed.), The English Factories in India, 1637-1641: A Calendar of Documents in the India Office, British Museum and Public Record Office↗ (opens in a new tab), Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1912.
     Licence: Public domain · The introduction (pp. xxxvii-xxxix) tells the founding of Madras: Francis Day's landing on 27 July 1639 and the grant of the Nayak Damarla Venkatappa dated 22 August 1639. Printed roman page = PDF page - 6.
     Cited on: East India Company
392. book
     William Irvine (ed. Jadunath Sarkar), Later Mughals, Vol. I: 1707-1720↗ (opens in a new tab), M. C. Sarkar and Sons, Calcutta; Luzac and Co., London, 1922.
     Licence: Public domain · Kam Bakhsh at Haidarabad and the battle of January 1709; the Deccan appointments of 1713; coinage of Farrukhsiyar.
     Cited on: Mughals in the Telugu country, Kam Bakhsh, Sarvaya Papadu (Pap Rai), Daud Khan Panni, Mubariz Khan (Khwaja Muhammad, Imad-ul-Mulk), Rustam Dil Khan, Adoni, Kali Masjid inscription of Rustam Dil Khan (1702)
393. book
     William Irvine (ed. Jadunath Sarkar), Later Mughals, Vol. II: 1719-1739↗ (opens in a new tab), M. C. Sarkar and Sons, Calcutta; Luzac and Co., London, 1922.
     Licence: Public domain · Mubariz Khan, governor of Haidarabad, and the battle of Shakar Kheda, 1724 (pp. 137-149).
     Cited on: Mughals in the Telugu country, Asaf Jahis (Nizams of Hyderabad), Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah I (Mir Qamar-ud-din), Daud Khan Panni, Mubariz Khan (Khwaja Muhammad, Imad-ul-Mulk), Adoni
394. book
     William Kirkpatrick (tr. and ed.), Select Letters of Tippoo Sultan to Various Public Functionaries↗ (opens in a new tab), Black, Parry and Kingsbury, London, 1811.
     Licence: Public domain · Tipu's letters of 1785-87 found at Seringapatam, translated with observations. New names for Gooty (Fyze-Hisar) and Chitaldurg (preface, p. xxx); letters to Runmust Khan of Kurnool (p. 135), to the postmaster at Gooty and the diwan of Cuddapah (pp. 226-228).
     Cited on: Nawabs of Kurnool, Nawabs of Cuddapah, Mysore under Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan, Himmat Bahadur Khan (Nawab of Kurnool), Ranmast Khan (Munawwar Khan, Nawab of Kurnool), Tipu Sultan, Alif Khan II (Nawab of Kurnool), Daud Khan Panni, Gooty, Kadapa (Cuddapah), Kurnool, Lakkireddipalle, Siddhavatam (Sidhout)
395. book
     William Marsden, Numismata Orientalia Illustrata: The Oriental Coins, Ancient and Modern, of his Collection, Described and Historically Illustrated, Part II↗ (opens in a new tab), Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London, 1825.
     Licence: Public domain · Catalogue of Marsden's collection with engraved plates; Part II covers the coins of India, including a Maratha copper coin of Shivaji.
396. book
     William Taylor, A Catalogue Raisonnée of Oriental Manuscripts in the Library of the (late) College, Fort Saint George, Vol. I↗ (opens in a new tab), H. Smith, Madras, 1857.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. I, Madras, H. Smith, Fort St. George Gazette Press, 1857. Mackenzie manuscripts (local histories, kaifiyats).
     Cited on: Ramarajabhushana (Bhattumurti), Vemana
397. book
     William Taylor, A Catalogue Raisonnée of Oriental Manuscripts in the Library of the (late) College, Fort Saint George, Vol. II↗ (opens in a new tab), H. Smith, Madras, 1860.
     Licence: Public domain · Title page: Vol. II, Fort St. George Gazette Press (1860).
     Cited on: Haihayas of Kona and Palnadu, Kankanti Paparaju, Mulaghatika Ketana, Vemana
398. book
     William Taylor, A Catalogue Raisonnée of Oriental Manuscripts in the Library of the (late) College, Fort Saint George, Vol. III↗ (opens in a new tab), United Scottish Press, Madras, 1862.
     Licence: Public domain · Vol. III with epistle dedicatory to Walter Elliot (1862).
     Cited on: Karempudi
399. book
     Wolseley Haig (ed.), The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans↗ (opens in a new tab), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1928.
     Licence: Public domain · Published 1928 (before 1931): quotable under the site rule. Chapters V-VI (Khaljis, Tughluqs) and XV (the Bahmani kingdom) by Haig. Printed page = PDF page - 40 to p. 136, - 42 from p. 149, - 46 in ch. XV.
     Cited on: Delhi Sultanate in the Telugu country, Musunuri Nayakas, Recherla Velamas, Vijayanagara Empire, Bahmanis, Gajapatis of Orissa, Malik Kafur, Malik Maqbul (Khan-i Jahan), Muhammad bin Tughluq, Harihara I (Vijayanagara), Kapaya Nayaka, Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah, Bukka I (Vijayanagara), Muhammad Shah I, Firuz Shah, Ahmad Shah I, Deva Raya II (Vijayanagara), Humayun Shah, Hamvira (Hambira), Muhammad Shah III, Purushottama (Gajapati), Mahmud Shah Bahmani, Saluva Narasimha, Prataparudra (Gajapati), Krishnadeva Raya, Achyuta Raya, Aliya Rama Raya, Mahmud Gawan, Malik Hasan Bahri, Saluva Timma (Timmarasu), Bhongir, Kaulas, Talikota, Udayagiri (Nellore), Jami Masjid inscription, Golconda fort, Epitaph of Sultan Quli, Golconda (1543), The Delhi Sultanate and the Telugu country, 1303–1336, The Bahmanis in the Telugu country, Vijayanagara and the Telugu country, "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), "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)
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     ఎస్ కుప్పుస్వామిశాస్త్రి(సం.), తెలుగు రాతప్రతుల వివరణాత్మక కేటలాగ్-ప్రభుత్వ ప్రాచ్య వ్రాతప్రతుల గ్రంథాలయము 2వ సంపుటము ప్రబంధములు శృంగార ప్రబంధములు(రెండవ భాగము) (A Descriptive Catalogue Of The Telugu Manuscripts Vol II)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1927.
     Licence: Public domain
     Cited on: Language & literature, Inscriptions & sources
401. book
     ఎస్ కుప్పుస్వామిశాస్త్రి(సం.), అక్షరక్రమ తెలుగు వ్రాతప్రతుల పట్టిక-ప్రభుత్వ ప్రాచ్య లిఖిత గ్రంథాలయము (An Alphabetical Index Of Telugu Manuscripts in the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras)↗ (opens in a new tab), 1932.
     Licence: Public domain
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     సనాతన ధర్మం (Sanātana Dharmam), బైబిల్ పదాల నిఘంటువు తెలుగు (Bible Concordence Telugu) 1923↗ (opens in a new tab), 1923.
     Licence: Public domain