The Rashtrakutas and their Times c28.15

c28.15

Gadyāṇaka, 366 Gangavāḍi, invaded by Kṛṣṇa I; 44; annexed by Dhruva; 54; handed back to Śivamāra, 62; again annexed, 63; armies of, defeated, 69; becomes independent, 78; given to Būtuga after the overthrow of Rāchamalla I, 112; under Nolambāntaka Mārasimha, 119; under Pañchāladeva; 132; under Rāchamalla II, 132 Gaṇitasārasamgraha, 88; 410 Gauḍi style, 407 Generals, status, privileges and paraphernalia of, 168; 253 Gogiyama, 121 Goggi, 128 Govardhana, 49 Government expenditure, 244-6 Government properties, income from, 236-44 Government revenues, sources of, 212-3 Governors, their selection, 173-and powers, 174-6; military forces under, 174; centra government control over, 175 Govinda I, 27-8 Govinda II, defeats the Chālukyas; 44; career as king, 48-52; controversy about the accession of 48 n. 1; becomes licentious, 50; overthrown by Dhruva, 51-2 Govinda III, career, 59-71; war after accession, 62-3; war with the Pallavas and Chālukyas, 63-4; expedition in northern India, 64-68; second war with the Pallavas, 69-70, Govinda IV, his sensuousness, 106-7; defeated by Bhīma, 107; rebellion against and overthrow of, 107-110 Govinda, Pulakeśin's contemporary, 28