[634]--Possibly Kalale in Mysore,a place fifteen miles south of that capital.It is said to have been founded in 1504by a noble who was connected with the Vijayanagar royal family (Rice's gazetteer,ii.255).
[635]--Unidentified.
[636]--Perhaps Budehal in Mysore,which like Kalale was founded by a Vijayanagar officer,and contains several sixteenth-century inscriptions.It is in the Chittaldrug division,forty miles south of that place.
[637]--Mangalore.
[638]--Unidentified.
[639]--ROUPA.Linen cloth.The word is not used of cotton,and the next sentence shows that cotton did not grow in that tract.
[640]--I hazard the suggestion that this may be a mistake of the copyist for "Avati."This place,now a village in the Kolar district of Mysore,was in the fifteenth century an important place,a ruling family having been founded here by the "Morasu Wokkalu"or "Seven Farmers"(Rice,"Mysore and Coorg,"ii.20).The description applies to it fairly well.
[641]--Calicut.
[642]--Either "the ghats,"or perhaps Gutti (Goofy).The rich Vajra Karur diamond mines are about twenty miles south-west of Gooty,where are the remains of a very fine hill-fortress.
[643]--See note above,p.368.
[644]--Mudkal.
[645]--Raichur.
[646]--I.E.of the Hindu religion,not Muhammadans.
[647]--NOVEIS in the original,probably for NOTAVEIS.
[648]--Telugus.
[649]--This was certainly not the case.
[650]--The Ganges.
[651]--Its history is known from A.D.1304,when it was acquired by Ala-ud-Din Khilji from the Rajah of Malwa.
[652]--De Montfart's "Survey of all the East Indies."Translation,edition of 1615,p.34.
[653]--Purchas,i.218.
[654]--See Yule and Burnell's Dictionary,S.V."Maund."