The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t75.18

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Bāji Rao I, 294, 366 Bāji Rao II, son of Raghunātha, 310, 366 — Cession of territories to the English by, 312 Bakhair of Rāma-Rāya, The, (foot-note 1, p. 257) Bakir Āli, brother of Dost Āli Khān, 295 Baladēvi, 393 Bālāji Bāji Rāo, 366 — son of Bāji Rao, 297 Bālāji Rao, Pēshwa, 299, 300 — help to Muhamad Shāh by, 297 — victory of, over the Nizām, 366 — death of, 303 Bālāji Viśvanātha, 293, 366 — death of, 294 Ballakunde, 112 Ballāla, 392 — son of Narasimha III, 161 — brother of Vishnuvardhana, 95 — grandson of Vishnuvardhana, 100 — grandson of Vinayāditya, 972 Ballāla I, 351 Ballāla II, 351, 357 — Son of Narasimha I, 111 — Hoysala, 129, 130 — Hoysala 131; his difficulties regarding his territories north of Mysore, 132, 133, 134, 135 Ballāla III, 351, 352 — his surrender to Malik Kāfur, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186; his death, 187, 188; his fight with the Sultan of Madura and death, 188 Ballāla IV, 351, 352 — son and successor of Ballāla III, 187; his coronation, 188, 189 (foot-note, p. 189), 190 Bālleyahalli, battle at, 127 Balli Choda, a local chief in Nellore district, 105 Balligāmve (Belagami), encampment at, 63, 112 Bamma or Brahma, a chief, 122 — father of Narasimha, 118 — son of Kāma-dēva, 124 — perhaps Bamma the nephew of Kirttidēva III, 113 Bammalā-dēvi, Queen of Vishnuvardhana, 103 Bammalā-Dēvi, wife of Vishnuvardhana, 102 Bāṇa chiefs, 38, 328 — country, 42, 103 Bāva-Kalyāṇa, a general, 103 Bāṇa Mahādēvi, title of Kundavvai, 36 Baṇavāsi, 31, 37, 42, 45, 46, 47, 87, 95, 98, 102, 106 Baṇavāsi province, 92 — tract, 88 — 12,000 country, 74, 78, 84 — Kadambas of, 329 — Kadamba dynasty of, 352, 353 Bāṇavidyādhara, 328 Baṇḍalike, Inscription at, 61 Banerji, R. D., (foot-note 1, p. 224) Bangalore, 89, 187, 190 — Storming of, 309 Bangāra, 402 Bankāpūr, 52, 84, 104, 209 — residence of Vishnuvardhana, 74, 104 — defeat of a Kadamba army at, 111 Baṇkidēva, Ālupēndra, Ālpna chief, 174, 323 Baṇuahalli C., P. grant, 21 Bamma, 393 Bāpatla, 101, 108 Bappa—the Pallava King defeats the Chūṭu Sātakar-nis. How he rose to great power, 16 — meaning of the word. (foot-note, p. 17), 374 Baqir Ali, 326 Barakanūr, 98 Bardela, defeat of the Portuguese at, 252 Barid Shāh, of Ahmadābād, 296, 323 Barid Shāhi Dynasty, 329