Voyage to the East IndiesPaulinus, a S. Bartholomaeo
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Voyage to the East Indies
Paulinus, a S. Bartholomaeo
India -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800
_Cabul._ See _Kabul_. 35.
_Cadaturuti_, a place on the coast of Malabar which produces
abundance of ginger. 123, 163.
_Cagnarapalli_, a town celebrated for its trade with the province
of _Madura_. In the neighbouring districts of the _Gauts_,
mountain-snakes thirty or forty feet in length are found. 55,
118, 248.
_Calapada_, a place between _Pondichery_ and _Sadras_. 71.
_Calianatur_, a fortified place in the kingdom of _Carnate_. Its name
signifies the town of joy. 28, 63.
_Calianapuri_, a maritime city on the coast of Malabar near Mount
_Illy_. Foreign ships obtained here cargoes of the productions
of the country. 56.
_Calicurici_, a fortified city in _Carnate_. 63.
_Calicut_, a maritime city on the coast of Malabar, destroyed by
Tippoo Sultan. 8, 103, 140.
_Calcutta_, the capital of the province of Bengal, where the English
have established the seat of their chief presidency. 39.
_Calini_ (_Caliny_), a river, at the influx of which into the Ganges
lies the city of _Canoaschi_, in lat. 27°. 38.
_Callare_, a city which the river _Collam_ flows past. 117.
_Callupare_, a place on the coast of Malabar inhabited by Jacobite
Christians. 118.
_Catturiàda_, a place on the coast of Malabar, where, on account of
its wet situation, a great deal of rice is cultivated. It is
therefore called the storehouse of Malabar. 118, 186.
_Camanaichenpalti_, one of the places in the kingdom of _Madura_
where the Jesuits formerly established considerable
congregations. 65.
_Cambam_, a city in the interior part of _Madura_, which, like
many other cities, sent merchandise formerly to the coast of
Malabar. 56.
_Canarà_, a principality on the coast of Malabar, which, towards the
south, borders on Mount _Illy_, 103.
_Canantora_, a town in the kingdom of _Travancor_. 113.
_Cannanùr_, a maritime city in Malabar, which exports merchandise
sent thither from the interior parts. It has a fortress
belonging to queen _Collatiri_, called by the Europeans
_Collastri_. 56, 144.
_Canatur_, a place in the _Jaghire_ of the British on the coast of
Coromandel, or what the English possess in the neighbourhood of
Madras. 73.
_Candenàda_, a place which belongs to the king of _Cochin_, a petty
prince on the coast of Malabar. It is called also _Candanale_.
135.
_Cangimaram_ (_Congimaram_), a place called in the English maps
_Congimer_, lying on the sea-coast between Pondichery and
Sadias. 71.
_Cangipuri_, or _Congipuram_, a place in _Carnate_; called also
_Cangivaron_, which signifies the city of gold. 28.
_Caniarata_, a place on the coast of Malabar, not far from _Angenga_.
114.
_Canigia_, the seat of the governor of _Coahin_. 192.
_Canudi._ See _Calini_. 38.
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