The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.285.3

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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.