The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.285.2

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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;