The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.285

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CHAKRAKOTA : fortress in Dhárá territory, marched against by Vikramáditya II. also styled VI., 215; 442. CHAKRAVARTIN : emperor, 555. CHALADUTTARANGA : biruda of the Gaṅga chief Marasiṁha, 305. CHALIKYA : 336 and note 3. See Chalukya. CHALIKYAS : family of, 337. See Chalukyas. CHÁLISGÁUM : 147; táluka in Khándesh district, 244. CHÁLKE : Maráthá family name, 224. CHALKYA : 336 and note 3. See Chalukya. CHALLEŚVARA : temple of, 421. CHALUKYA : dynasty (578-757), Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, ii., 178, 277; dominions, 281; 385; dynastic name, 336 note 3; record, 337 note 2; family, 342; 391; stock, 427 note 3. See Chalukyas. CHALUKYA : dynasty of Kalyáṇa, 459; 493; 518. Progenitor of the Chálukyas, 278 note 1. See Chálukyas. CHÁLUKYA-BHÍMA I. : Eastern Chalukya king (888-918), 412. CHÁLUKYA BHÍMA II. : Eastern Chalukya king (934-945), 417. CHALUKYAGIRI : mountain, 340 and note 4. CHALUKYAS 1 : of Bádámi; 143; 180-192; 277; 280; 281; 287 note 1; 315; 335; 336; 345 note 4; 383; 385; 387; 391; foundation of the dynasty of, 178, 335 and note 1; various forms of the name, 336 note 3; legendary origin; Ayodhyá their original seat, 339 and notes 2 and 3, 340 and note 1; their genealogy, 336 and note 2, 337; 381; irregular succession, 346 note 4; crest and banner and other articles of their royal insignia, 299 note 4, 341 note 1; use S'aka era, 295; authentic names in the family of, 342; abeyance and recovery (655) of their sovereignty, 318, 319, 324, 362, 363;

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chief enemies of Mahendravarman I. Pallava king, 316 note 5, 350; their hostilities begin in the reign of Pulikeśin II., 329, 341; separated into Western Chalukyas of Bádámi and Eastern Chalukyas of Veṅgí (615), 335 note 1, 352; Hiuen Tsiang's account of Maháráshtra under them, 184-185, 353-355; establish a branch in southern Gujarát, 186-187, 188; 311; overwhelmed by the Ráshtrakúṭas, 190, 336, 378, 385, 389; side branch comes in power (973), 190, 336, 378; extent of their kingdom, 341 note 2, 382; Vishnu their family god; tolerate and patronise S'aivism, and also Jainism and Buddhism, 191-192, 338; Puráṇic side of Brahmaṇism receives a great development and cave architecture comes to be used for the purposes of Puráṇic religion, 192; their record, 322, 327, 427 note 3. Veṅgí or Eastern branch of; their territory, 341 note 2; their king burns the city of Rāshtrakūṭa Krishna II., 384; note 4; builds the wall of Mālkhēḍ at the desire of Rāshtrakūṭa Govinda III., 403; their records, 310; 336 note 3; 337 note 2; 351, 412, 453. See Pulakēśi I., Kīrtivarman, Mangaliśa, Pulakēśi II., Vishnuvardhana, Jayasimha, Chandrāditya, Ādityavarman, Vikramāditya I., Vinayāditya, Vijayāditya, Vikramāditya II., and Kīrtivarman II. See also Chalukya. CHĀLUKYAS¹: of Kalyāṇa or Kalyāṇi, 143; 211-224, 343, 426-467, 549; distinct from the Chalukyas of Bādāmi, 211; their connection with the Chalukyas of Bādāmi, 335 note 1, 378 and note 3, 379; their genealogy, 379, 436;

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their crests and banners 299 note 4; dynasty begins with Vikramāditya IV., 427; Kalyāṇa becomes the capital in the reign of Somēśvara I., 440; Vikramāditya II. also styled VI. is the greatest of their monarchs who abolishes the Śaka era and establishes his own, 217; their power declines in the reigns of Jagadēkamalla and Tailapa II., 222; Bhillama, the Yādava, seizes the northern and eastern portions of the kingdom, 518; Bijjala, the general of Tailapa II. also styled Taila III. usurps the throne, 222, 472, 475, 501; Somēśvara IV. revives with the help of Brahma or Bomma the sovereignty for a short time at Annigeri, 223, 463, 489; Vira-Ballāḷa II. acquires supremacy, and the dynasty ends, 223, 503; branch of the family in southern Konkan, 223; religious and social condition of the people; Buddhism, Jainism, Purāṇic religion, codification of the civil and religious law, 228-229. See Vikramāditya IV., Taila II., Satyāśraya, Vikramāditya V., Jayasimha II., Somēśvara I., Somēśvara II., Vikramāditya VI., Somēśvara III., Jagadēkamalla II., Taila III., and Somēśvara IV. Also see Chalukya. CHĀLUKYA-VIKRAMAKĀLA: (1076-1077), 447. See Chālukya-Vikramavarsha. CHĀLUKYA-VIKRAMAVARSHA: 447, 463. CHĀMALADĒVĪ: wife of Tailapa II. the Hāngal Kādamba, 559, 562. CHĀMANDA: Raṭṭa of Saundatti, 455. Officer of Jayakarṇa the Western Chālukya king, 554. CHAMBAL: river, 135. CHĀMDOR: 231. CHĀMPĀNER: 8. CHĀMUNDĀ: one of the Pleiades, 337 note 4.

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CHĀMUNDARĀYA: minister of Rāchamalla the Western Gaṅga prince, and writer of the Chāmundarāya-Purāṇa, 307; 332. CHĀMUNDARĀYA-PURĀṆA: written by Chāmundarāya, minister of Rāchamalla the Western Gaṅga chief, 307.