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
_Penatur_, one of the fortified places in _Carnate_. 63.
_Periaculam_, one of the placed which formerly sent merchandise from
Madura to the coast of Malabar. 56.
_Perimanur_, a place like _Pallicaré_. 135.
_Perimatorà_, a place on the coast of Malabar, not far from
_Angenga_. 114.
_Perumaculam_, one of the fortified places in _Carnate_. 63.
_Perumanel_, one of the places which formerly sent merchandise from
_Madura_ to the coast of Malabar. 56.
_Perumnàda_, a place to the east of _Collam_, which belonged to the
very ancient kingdom of _Cottaracara_. 117.
_Pescaria._ The coast of _Pescaria_ lies between Cape _Mannapàr_ and
Adam’s Bridge, where the pearl islands are. 103.
_Pondamala_ (_Pondamalay_), a high mountain with a fortress, called
by the Europeans _Mont Grand_, not far from _Mailiapur_. 27, 93.
_Ponnaru_ (_Pannar_), that is, the gold river. It takes its rise in
the Gauts, not far from _Dhermapuri_ in _Maïssur_, and falls
into the sea near _Cudalur_. 60.
_Porca_ (_Porrocada_), one of the places which send inland
merchandise to the coast of Malabar. 56, 81, 115, 118.
_Porolta_, a small river on the coast of Malabar. 104.
_Porto-nuovo_, a place in _Carnate_, at which the river _Velarru_
discharges itself into the sea. 60.
_Pucòtta_, a place which the Dutch left in the hands of the king of
_Cochin_. 135.
_Puduceri_, called commonly _Pondicheri_, lies on the coast of
_Coromandel_, and was the capital of the French possessions in
India: at present it is in the hands of the English. 1, 7, 12,
18, 24, 25, 64.
_Puducurici_, a place on the coast of Malabar, not far from
_Angenga_. 114.
_Pugnoda_, one of the places on the coast of Malabar which still
carry on trade with _Madura_. 55.
_Pugnatil_, a place where formerly, according to the account of
Ptolemy, beryls were found. 118.
_Pullingunne_, a considerable town on the coast of Malabar, where
there are a great many rice-fields. 120.
_Pulluvalley Bingiam_, a new harbour caused to be constructed by the
king of _Travancor_. 113.
_Puntora_, a place on the coast of Malabar,. 113, 120.
_Puradacudi_, one of the Christian congregations established by the
Jesuits in the kingdom of _Madura_. 64.
_Puttencara_ (_Puttencèra_). See _Pallicaré_. 117, 135, 138.
_Puttenpalli_, a place lying at a great distance in the forests
of the _Gauts_, where there are a great many Christian
congregations. 201.
_Puttentopo_, a place on the coast of Malabar not far from _Angenga_.
114.
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_Quichenavaron._ See _Krishnavaram_. 28.
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