The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.197

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BHĀNUVARMAN: Kadamba king, charter issued by, 289 note 3; 291 note 1. BHĀRADVĀJA: sage, 136; gotra, 248; family stock of the Pallavas, 316; 317; 328. BHĀRADVĀJĪYAS: school of, 140. BHĀRANGI: in Mysore, inscription at, 350 note 8. BHARAP: fort, reduced by Malik Ahmad (1485), 32. See Sudhāgaḍ. BHĀRATA: the Kanarese, 211; Mahābhārata, 344; war, 357 note 3. BHARATGAD: fort, built by Phond Sāvant, (1700), 79; 112. BHARAUT: in Central India, Pāli inscription at, 277 note 5; 538 note 8. BHĀRAVI: Sanskrit poet, 357. BHAROCH: Broach, 148, 241, 353 note 2, 354. BHARTRIHARI: Sanskrit grammarian, 408. BHARUKACHCHHA: Broach, 148; 174; 314 note 6; 316; 403. BHARHUT: stūpa at, 176. BHARUKACHHEVA: Broach, 354. BHĀSHĀ: current language, 141. BHĀSKARA: Soḍhala’s father, 243. Bhillama’s feudatory, 520. See Bāchaṇa. BHĀSKARĀCHĀRYA: astronomer and mathematician, 239; 244; 521; 526. BHATTĀRA: 368 and note 1. See Bhaṭṭāraka. BHATTĀRAKA: title of Chandrāditya in the Nerūr grant, 352, 368 note 1. BHĀU DĀJI: Dr., 152 note 1, 543 note 1. BHĀURĀV PHANSE: Peshwa’s general, 102. BHĀU SINGH: Rāna of Maltwar, annexes the Akrāni country and builds the fort of Roshmal, 633. BHAVABHŪTI: poet, 136. BHAVA: god Śiva, 514. BHAVĀNĪ: temple of, 244. BHĀVIHĀL: in the Dhārwār tāluka, inscription at, 568 note 6. BHAVISHYA: Rāshṭrakūṭa king, 386. BHĀYA: prince, mentioned in an inscription, 147. BHĀYIDEVA: officer of the Western Chālukya king Somēśvara IV. governor of the Kuṇḍi province, 465, 556. BHIKĀJI: son of Bhāu Singh of Maltwar, murders Jangar the Bhil Nāik of Chikli, and is killed by Jangar’s son Devāji, 633. BHIKSHUS: Buddhist mendicants, 173. BHILLAMA: Chāndor Yādava king, 17. Of the Yādava dynasty of Devagiri, 502, 503, 504, 505; discrepancy in connection with his parentage, 516, 517; his latest date, titles, 518 and note 5; wrests portions of Chālukya kingdom from Somēśvara IV., 223, 230, 466, 518; rules over Karṇāṭaka; killed in a battle with Hoysaḷas, 519; his officers, 520, 521; 549, 582. BHILLAMA I.: Yādava king, son of Dhāḍiyappa, 231, 513. BHILLAMA II.: Yādava prince, vassal of the Western Chālukyas, assists Tailapa in his war with Munja, his grant, 232, 233; 425.