The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.4

c10.4

Daśavarman, 397 —— W. Chālukya, 112 —— same as Yaśōvarman, 335 Daṭṭādēvi, 349 Dāūd, 327 Dāūd Khān, successor of Zulfiqar Khān, 291 —— grant of villages to the English by, 292 —— assassinates Mujāhid Bāhmanī, 201 Dāūd Khān, 326 Daulatabad, 191 —— Dorasamudra renamed, 180 Davanigere, 98 Dāwar Baksh, son of Prince Khusru, 273 —— Exile of, 274 —— plot against the succession of, 274 Dayābhima I, 396 Dayābhima II, 396 De Brito, 236 Dekhan, Fortresses at, 191 —— Subahdars of the, 344 Delhi, 168, 176, 177 —— Capture of, by Sultan Muhammad of Ghor, 344 —— Mughal Empire of, 367 —— Dynasties of, 344 De Menezes, Governor of Goa, 243 Deṇḍalūr, seat of Madhavavarma, 20 —— Capital of Madhava III, 21 Dēpanna-Voḍeyār, 230 Dēvabhūmi, 320 —— the last Sunga king murdered by Vāsudēva Kāṇva, 13 Dēvagiri, 106, 124, 167, 174, 178, 190, 191 —— Capture of, 171 —— Yādava Kings of, 405 Dēvaki, 401 Dēvājā, 368 Dēvamāmbā, 368 Dēvammāji, 343 Dēvappa, 343, 387 Dēvarāja, 368 Deva-Rāja-Udaiyar, of Mysore, 283 Devarakoṇḍa fortress, 223 Dēva Rāya, 400 —— son of Mallikārjuna, 229 —— son of Harihara II, 202 —— accession of, 209 —— reign in S. Canara, 210 —— fight against the Bāhmani army, 219 Dēva Rāya I, 210, 211, 212 —— Rule in Chittor District for his brother Bukka II, 208 —— Prince; rule for his father in Salem District, 207 —— son of Harihara II, 205, 206, 209 —— brother of Bukka, 208 —— as younger brother succeeds Bukka II as King of Vijayanagar, 208 —— a record of, 208 —— victory over Firōz, 213 —— Death of, 213 Dēvarāya II, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 227 —— succeeds Bukkarāya III, 214 —— events of the reign of, 403 —— expedition to Mudkal, 218 —— in Trichinopoly, 220 —— death of, 220, 221 Dēvarāyundu, 385 Dēvarhalli, stone inscription, 30 Dēvasēna, alias Prithvisēna, 398 Dēvavarma, 404 Dēvavarman, 352 —— his order in Prakrit, 13 —— Sivanandavarman, of the dynasty of Kadambas, his retirement, 19