Buchanan, Francis: A Journey from Madras through the countries of Mysore, Canara and Malabar ... (Band 3) (London, 1807)

GENERAL INDEX,

Capala durga, a town and fort of Mysore, i. 53,

iii. 4,25.
Capili-podi, the powder on the fruit of the

Rotlcria tinctoria, a dye, i. lf>8, 211. ii. 343.
Capily, Yal am, or Facet a, a machine for raising

water,]', 191, 356', 373, 387, 403. ii. 281,

299,314.
Capily tota, gardens watered by the above

machine. See Gardens, Tarkari.
Caragadumma, one of the deities called Saktis,

i. 315.
Caramont), a kind of pulse. See Dolichos

catsjang.
Ca'ray Hosso-hully, iii. 210.
Carculla, a town of Canara, and its princes

called Bfrasu zoodear, iii. 19,7-5, 81, SO".
Cardamoms, ii. 330', 510, 53S. iii. 225, 228,

270.
Cari-cullu, a black stone, ii. 6\. iii. 374, 392.
Cat lay, a kind of pulse. See Cicer.
Carnatic, a country, being a corruption of

Karhata, i. 17. 277-
Carolu, a kind of corn. SeePanicum italicum.
Carrieis, and carriage of goods. See Porters,

i. 205, 417- ii- 180, 434. iii. 270, 331.
Cart, i. 122.
Carthamus tinctorius L. a plant used as a dye,

i. 214, 295, 373. iii. 443,444.
Cartinaad, a district and principality of Mala-
bar. See Cadutinada.
Carurv, a town of Coimbetore, ii. 299*
Caryota urcns L. a palm, ii. 454. iii. 64.
Cash, Cashi, or Cam, a copper coin, i. 415. ii.

116, 210, 353.
Casmi, a silver coin, i. 128.
Cassel goda, a town of Canara, iii. 15.
Cassia, the bark of a kind of Laurus, ii. 336,

502, 512,545. iii. 59, l6l, 193.
Cassuxium, iii. 178.
Cast, a division of Hindus. See Hindu, Chief,

and i. 80, 254. ii. 294, 329, 491, 493. iii.

5,76,131.
Castor oil. See Ricinus.
Catahin, a rude tribe of Malabar, ii. 497-
Cataracts of the river Caveri, ii. 166, 169.
Catechu. See Terra Japonica.
Cattle. Set Ass, Buffalo, Goat, Horse, Ox,

Sheep, Swine, i ll6, 164, 271, 298, 344.

ii. 5, 11, 13, 63, 68, 114, 150, 151, 174,

192,227,278, 327, 382,459, 488,509,526.

iii. 148, 183, 241, 281, 299, 321, 353,398,

456*.

Caudhulhj, or Cavada hulhj, a town in the

Company's territory above the western Ghats?

ii. 180.
Caur, a measure of length. See Chain.
Caxai, a Moplay town of Malabar, ii. 564,
Cavery, or Kavcri, a river. See Cataracts, i.

6*1. ii. 86, 115, 16*2, 163, 166, 176, 190"

196, 294
Cavi cullu, a kind of paint. See Reddle.
Cavila, a place in Canara, iii. 64.
Chain, a measure of length, called C/ringali,

Caur, Gunta, Russy, ii 208, 279, >>'• 102.
Chakram, a wheel for raising water, ii. 407.
Chakrantikam, a religious ceremon}' among the

Hindus, 1. 146.
Chama, a kind of corn. See Panicum miliare.
Chandra-giri, a town of Mysore, ii. 1.
—-------------, a town and river of Canara, iii.

14, 15.
Chandra-gupti, or Chandra-guti, iii. 250.
Chandramanam, the lunar year of the Hindus.

See Calendar of Mysore.
Chandya, iii. 177«
Charitra, a legendary tale, ii. 270.
Charity, i. 325.

Charvaka, a sect of Hindus. See Surraka.
Chatrakal, (or Chitteldroog) a principal city of

Mysore, iii. 339-
■-------------, rayada or Svhayana, a division of

the Mysore kingdom, foi nu rly a principality.

See Appearance of the country. Rajas of

Chatrakal. i. 8J.
Chaturam, a kind of inn. See Accommodation

for travellers.
Chaudeswari, one of the deities called Saktis, i.

259-
Chei, a land-measure, ii 108.
Chenapattana or Chinapatam, a considerable

town ot Mysore, 1. 53, 147- ii- 172.
Chensu-carir, a rude tribe or cast ol Tamuls,'u

7- 16*7.
Cltcra, a country in Hindu Geography, ii. 183,

185, 200, 237-
Chencal, a principality of Malabar. See Coluta-

nada.

-----------, a district of Malabar, ii. 559*

Cherkul land, granted for the support of the

Rdjds of Malabar, ii. 36*0, 36*8, 461.
Cheruman Pcrmal, first monarch of Maiayala,

ii. 348,392, 424.
Chcrupalchery, a village of Malabar, ii. 432.
Chica balapura, a town of Mysore. See Bulapura*