Journal of Indian History August 1941

The inscription on the base pillar8 records that the pillar which must have formed part of the convent of Huvishka was the gift of aevila a servant of the shrine of Dadhkarna. [...] George Factors (September 18 1654) to the Company refers to the effects of the War on the overland transport in the Deccan Ibid."ENGLISH IN MADRAS & MIR JUMLA 145 against his nominal master the Sultan of Golkonda5 and so the regions in the vicinity of Fort St. [...] January 14 1652) the dangers of the situation arising from the `superiority of the Dutch power in India' to be so great and the need for acting for their own security to be so urgent that even in the absence of orders from the Bantam authorities to whom they had been referred by the Company regarding the completion of Fort St. [...] The Nawab had received the Dutch agent coldly and referred him to the King of Golconda then at Gandicotta and even " at the close of the season the result of the negotiation was not known."" But as regards the English the Nawab far from placing any obstruction in the progress of the fortifications of Fort St. [...] So the Nawab became aware of the particulars and "for that trouble the townespeople paid 100 pagodas for a glass to give the Nabob " and for making up the breach between the Nawab and the English Mallapa and Seshadri induced Annam Rago to underrate the cloth which the English sent to the Nawab from 400 to 282 pagodas." 41.