The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.198

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430, 433; copperplate grant of, 511 and note 7, 513; Śiva worshipper, 514. BHILLAMA III.: Yádava king, vassal of the Western Chálukyas, 234; marries Hámmá, daughter of Jayasimha II. the Western Chálukya king, 435; 436, 437, 514, 515. BHILLAMA IV.: Yádava king, 234, 515. BHILLAMA V.: Yádava king, first of the later dynasty, extends his power over the country ruled by the Chálukyas, 235-236; puts to death the Hoysala Yádava prince at Kalyáni; founds the town of Devagiri and gets himself crowned; endeavours to extend his power beyond the Krishṇá, but is defeated by Víra-Balláḷa, 237-238. See Bhillama. BHILLAMÁMMAMANAMBUDHA: security afforded to, by Anantdev, 18. BHILS: wild tribe, 113; invade the Kalyán district (1817), 116; 125; plunder Gangthari, 609; massacres of, 629; establishment of the agencies of, 631. BHILSÁ: district, identified with ancient Daśárṇa, 142, 147. BHÍMÁ: river, 185, 227, 357, 377 note 4; camp of Kírtivarman II. on the bank of the, 378. BHÍMA: Devagiri Yádava prince, 519. Siláhára king, 537 Sinda prince, 577. BHÍMA I.: Western Chálukya king, 378. BHÍMA II.: king of Anahilapattana, 242. Western Chálukya king of Kalyáni, 378, 379. BHÍMADEVA I.: king of Gújarát, Karṇa the king of Chedi forms a confederacy with, 214. Devagiri Yádava prince, is defeated by Alaf Khán's troops while conveying Devaladeví, 532 BHÍMARÁJA: Western Chálukya king Satyáśraya's governor of the Banavási, Sántalige, and Kisukád districts, 433. BHÍMARASA: feudatory of Tailapa, 430. BHÍMARATHÍ: river, 356, 377. BHÍMASENA: the Pándava, 149. BHÍMAVARMAN: younger brother of Simhavishṇu the Pallava king, 324 note 1, 325. BHÍMAVARGYA: of the branch of Bhímavarman, 325 note 1. See Nandivarman. BHIMDEV: first Konkan king, 27. BHIMDEV I.: Solánki king, assumes the title of Rája of Rájás, 24. BHIMRAJ: 24. BHIMRÁJA: son of Rámdev of Devgir, conquers the Konkan, dispossesses the Náik princes, makes Máhim his capital, and is claimed by Parbhus, Rajputs, and Śhudrás, 27. See Bhímadeva I. BHIMRY: part, under the Gújarát kings, 30. See Bhiwndí. BHÍR: Bír, place, 538 note 8. BHÍS-MA: 234. BHISTI BÁG: palace at Ahmadnagar, built by Malik Ahmad, 622. BHÍVANAYYA: officer of Vikramáditya VI. (1098), 451. BHIWNDÍ: town, remains of the tomb of a saint at, 41; táluka, 542. See Bhimry. BHOGA-NANDI: in Mysore, 331; 332 and note 3. See Nandi.