The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.284

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CÆSAR FREDERICK : 37. CALIOUT : visited by the Portuguese, 43. CALLIANA : 3. CAMBAY : 4; underground passage to, 13; north boundary of Lár, 22, 23; port of Gujarát, 25; gulf of, 310. CAMPBELL : Mr., 174. CAMPBELL : Major-general, ordered up by General Wellesley to keep peace in the Southern Marátha Country (1803), 663. CANARESE : prosody, of Nágavarman, 344 note 5. CANARINS : black priests from Malabár, 86. CANNIBALISM : 465. CAPE COMORIN : 282 note 5. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE : 43, 64. CASABA : district between Bassein and Agáshi, 48. CASTRO : John De, makes treaties with Ahmadnagar and Bijanagar (1547), 46; Portuguese viceroy, does not carry out his king's order to persecute Hindus and Musalmáns (1546), 59. CATALAN MAP : of A.D. 1375, 4. CATHOLIOS : 55. CAUSES : of the downfall of the Portuguese empire in India, 62; of distress in the Southern Konkan, 126. CAVE ARCHITECTURE : used under the Chalukyas for Puránic religion, 192. CAVES : Buddhistic, 3; Ajanta, Chandansár, Chiplun, Dábhól, Elephauta, Elura, Gavháne-Velgaum, Jambrug, Jogeshvari, Kanheri, Khed, Kondáne, Kondivte, Kuda, Mágáthan, Mandapeshvar, Pál, Sangameshvar, Váde Pádel, 9; Bráhmanical (Mandapeshvar and Mágáthan), 11; Kol, 12; Kondivte, 27; at Kánheri, and Junnar, 174, 541, 542. CAVE TEMPLES : believed to be the work of the Pándavas, 27; Vaishnava, at Vátápi completed in the time of Kirtivarman I., 192, 345. CAZADOS : married soldiers, 55. CENTRAL INDIA : earliest traces of the Ráshtrakúṭas obtained from, 384; Kalachuris of, 396, 468, 469, 470. CENTRAL PROVINCES : 384, 420, 425. CESSES : imposed by the Portuguese, 53. CEYLON : 28, 146, 207; Hemádri is believed to have taken the Moḍi writing from, 249; conquest of, 324; king of, attacked by Vikramáditya VI., 442; 536. See Simhala. CHABBI : village in the Hubli táluka, 307. CHAITYA CAVE : inscription on, 354 note 3. CHAITYAS : temple caves, 12; Buddhist tombs of worship, 173. CHÁKAN : head-quarters of Malek-ul-Tujár (1451), 588, 589; capture of, by Colonel Deacon, 611. CHÁKANA : Western Chálukya king Someśvara IV.'s officer, 465. CHÁKIRÁJA : Gaṅga prince, 211, 303 note 1, 400. CHAKORA : mountain, 149. CHAKRAGOTTA : in Málwa, laid waste by Ereyanga, 494; burnt by Vishṇuvardhana, 496 and note 2; 497.