The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.2

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ABHÍRAS: cowherds, come into power, 177, 178; race destroyed by Kholésvara, Singhana's general, 240. ABLÚR: in Dhárwár district inscription at, 306 note 5; 482 and note 1; temple of Víra Somanátha at, 483. ABÚ ZAID: Arab writer (916), 387. ABYSSINIANS: immigrants, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, xii.; colonists, 7; their establishment in Janjira (1489), 34; sailors, 62; 69. See Sidis. ABYSSINIAN TURKS: their alliance with the rájás of Cochin and Cambay, 34. ACHA: 219; Sinda prince and feudatory of Vikramáditya VI., 452. See Achagi. ACHAGI: dependent chief of Vikramáditya VI. repels the expedition of Vishnuvardhana, 219. See Achugi II. ACHALA STHAVIRA: ascetic, 354 note 3. ACHAMA: 574. See Achugi II. ACHÁRA: Arhat, 354 note 3. See Achala Sthavira. ACHARASA: Kalachurya Someśvara's officer (1173), 486. ÁCHÁRYA: priest, 571. ACHI: 574. See Achugi II. ACHIRA: defeat of the Bijápur fleet at (1555), 47. ACHUGI: 452. See Acha. ACHUGI I.: Sinda prince of Kelburga, also called Acha, 573, 574. ACHUGI II.: also called Acha, Achi, Achama, son and successor of the Sinda prince Siuga II. (1122) and feudatory of the Western Chálukya king Vikramáditya VI., 573, 574; pursues the Hoysalas, 497, 517; takes Goa and seizes the Konkan, 569. ACHUGI III.: son of the Sinda prince Chávunda II. (1163), 573, 575. ACHYUTA NÁYAKA: Bráhman petty chief, 248; governor of Sálsetto (1272), 529. ACHYUTAPURAM: grant of Indravarman at (700), 297. ACTA SANCTORUM: the, 5. ADARAGUNCHI: 306, 307; inscription at, 422. ADDÁYIDA: 507. ADEKAVVE: wife of Mariyáne, 492. ADEN: ships from Thána go to, 5; horses imported from, 35. ADEYÁRA: country, 320 note 6. ADHIRÁJENDRADEVA: 445. See Parakesarivarman.