The Rashtrakutas and their Times c28.4

c28.4

Bādapa, of Vengi, 121-2 Baḍḍega, See under Vaḍḍega " a Chālukya chief, 129 Bāhukavallabha, 66 n. 50 Baḷagachchu, 224 Bankeya, 77-8; 85 Banking by village councils, 208-9 Bappuva, 130 Bengerivishaya, 51 n. 10; 129 Bhāga-kara, 214-5 Bhakti movement, 299 Bhāmaha, Taila's father-in-law, 127 Bhaṇḍāgārika, 171 Bharoch, 358 Bhaṭa, 233-4 Bhaṭṭakalanka, on Amoghavarsha I, 88 Bhavanāgā, 29 Bhillama II, 126 n. 49; 130 Bhīma, Taila's ancestor, 127 Bhīma I of Vengi, wins back his kingdom, 76, 91; his son killed in battle, 96 Bhīma II of Vengi, 107 Bhīmaparākrama, 127 Bhogapati, 137; 177-8 Bhoja I, Pratīhāra emperor, 77; 82; 85; 97 Bhoja II, Pratīhāra emperor, 101 Bhukti, 137 Bhūtavātapratyāya, 228-9 Bhūteyadeva, 132 Bigāri, 231 Bonthādevī, 104; 127 Brahmahara, same as Bhāmaha, 127 Brahmanas, exemption from the capital punishment of, 329-30; from taxation of, 327-8; inferior to the Kshatriyas?, 324; professions followed by, 325-6 Budharāja, 159 Budhavarsha, 46 Buddhism, and military emasculation, 315; declining, 269-71; its establishments in the Deccan, 308-9 Būtuga II, 79; 87; 94; marries a daughter of Amoghavarsha III, 109; supplants Rāchamalla, 112; helps Kṛshṇa III at his accession, 115, and in the Chola war by killing Rājāditya, 118; provinces ceded to him by Kṛshṇa, 119