[512] — Inscriptions do not give us the names of any sons having names like these. "Crismarao" probably represents Krishna Deva Raya, son of the first Narasa or Narasimha, and brother of the second Narasa, often called Vira Narasimha.
[513] — Saluva Timma. This man belonged apparently to the new royal family, whose family name was Saluva. He was the powerful minister of Krishna Deva Raya, hut died disgraced, imprisoned, and blinded. He is constantly mentioned in inscriptions of the period.
[514] — Perhaps "Basava Raya," but as yet no brother of Krishna Deva is known bearing that name.
[515] — Raichur.
[516] — Mudkal.
[517] — Udayagiri.
[518] — Some say uncle.
[519] — In the MS. EM QUE AVIA is evidently a mistake for E QUE AVIA.
[520] — Kondavid.
[521] — I cannot identify this river. There is none such, to my knowledge, twelve miles or thereabouts from Kondavid. "Salt" may perhaps mean brackish.