The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.288

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CHANDADANDA: general of Pulikēshi II., 14. CHANDADANDA: Pallava king of Kānchi defeated by Ravivarman Kadamba, 289, 291 note 1; 322. CHANDALADĒVĪ: Chandralēkhā, wife of the Western Chālukya Vikramāditya II. also styled VI., 218, 449, 546, 547. Wife of the Raṭṭa chieftain Lakshmideva I., also called Chandrike and Chandrikādēvī, 551, 556. CHANDALAKABBE: wife of the Western Chālukya king Sōmēśvara I., also called Chaudrikādēvī, 438. CHANDANSĀR: caves at, 9. CHANDAŚRĪ ŚĀTAKARNI: identified with Chatuṣparṇa Śātakarni, 156. CHĀND BĪBĪ: daughter of Hussain Nizām Shāh married to Ali Ādil Shāh of Bijāpur (1564) 645; confined in the fort of Satāra by Hāji Kishwar Khān; released by Yeklās Khān, 647; defends Ahmadnagar against the Mughals (1595); murdered by the soldiers of Ahmadnagar (1600), 624. CHANDGAD: in the Belgaum district, 568. CHĀNDOR: range, in Nāsik district, 355, 512. CHANDRA: 511. See Soma, Karād Silāhāra, 545. CHANDRĀDITYA: Pulakēśi or Pulikēśin II.'s second son, 185, 186; his charter, 363; his wife's grant at Nerūr, 185, 352, 365; and at Kochreṁ, 366. Kolhāpur or Karād Silāhāra prince, 251, 545, 546. CHANDRĀDITYAPURA: town, modern Chāndor, 231, 512. CHANDRAGUPTA: lying, founder the Maurya dynasty (B.C. 320) Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, ii.; extent of his dominions, 155, 157; his relations with the successors of Alexander the Great, 162, 277, 284; lineage of, 578, 579, 580, 582, 584. Rāshtrakūṭa officer, 413. CHANDRAGUPTA I.: early Gupta king, 580.

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CHANDRAGUPTA II.: Gupta king, son and successor of Samudragupta, 361 note 3. CHANDRAKĀNTA: or moonstone, 437 note 5. CHANDRALĒKHĀ: wife of Vikramāditya II. also styled VI., 218; 449; 516; 517. See Chandaladēvī. CHANDRAPURA: town, 537, 563. CHANDRARĀJA: third Kolhāpur Silāhāra prince, 254. CHANDRASEN JĀDHAV: Dhanāji's son, his quarrel with his father's kārkūn Bālaji Vishvanāth; is defeated at Deur by Haibat-rāo Nimbālkar under the orders of Shāhu; retires to Kolhāpur and thence to Nizām-ul-Mulk and obtains from him Bālki in jāhgir, 598. CHANDRA ŚRĪ: (208-211) coins of, 166, 168. CHANDRIKE: 556. See Chandaladēvī. CHANDRIKĀDĒVĪ: wife of the Western Chālukya king Somēśvara I., 438. See Chandalakabbe. Wife of the Raṭṭa chieftain Lakshmideva I., 556. See Chandaladēvī and Chandrike. CHANDUGIDEVA: officer of the Kalachurya king Ahavamalla, 487, 489, 570. CHĀNGADEVA: grandson of Bhāskarāchārya, founds a maṭha at Pāṭṇā for the study of his grandfather's Siddhāntaśiromaṇi and other works, 244, 526. Councillor of prince Govana of the Nikumbha family, 460. CHANGADEVAYYA: Vikramāditya VI.'s officer, 450. CHANNABASAVA: nephew of Basava, incarnation of Kārttikeya, 479; flies to Uļavi, 480, 481, 484. See Chenna Basava. CHANNABASAVA-PURĀṆA: sacred book of the Lingāyats, 435, 437 and note 5, 478, 479, 480 and note 5, 481. CHĀPA: race, 313 note 3. See Gurjaras. CHAPLIN: Mr., Madras Civilian under Mr. Mountstuart Elphinstone, 665. CHĀOṬAKA: 375 note 7. See Chāvoṭaka. CHĀPOṬKATAS: 409 note 1.

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See Chauḍās. CHARAṆAS: Vedic schools of Brāhmaṇs, 148. CHARLES II.: king of England, 63. CHĀRUBENNĀ: river, 356. See Vārubennā. CHASHTANA: 157; Satrap (132), 159; relations of Goṭamīputra and his successors with, 160-161, 170. CHATARAPAṆA: his regnal year, 152, 154. CHATARKOT: hill fort, 396. CHATTA: Goa Kādamba feudatory of the Western Chālukya king Jayasiṁha II., 436, 459, 565, 567. See Shashṭhadeva I. the Hāngal Kādamba prince, 559, 560, 561. CHATTALADĒVA: 436. See Shashṭhadeva I. CHATTALADĒVĪ: wife of Vijayāditya I. the Goa Kādamba, 565, 568; mother of Kamalādēvī, 569. CHATTAYA: 436, 565, 567. See Shashṭhadeva I. and Shashṭhadeva II. the Hāngal Kādamba Chaṭṭa, 559, 560. CHATTIMARASA: Kaḷachurya Bijjaḷa's accountant, 473. CHATTUGA: Chaṭṭa the Hāngal Kādamba, 559, 560. CHATURAPAṆA: son of Yajña Śrī, 153; son-in-law of Rudradāman, 161; identified with Vāsiṣṭhīputra Sātakarṇi, 167; (172), 168. CHATURŚING: brother of the rāja of Sātāra taken prisoner (1812) and confined till death (1818), 114. See Chiṭursing. CHATURVARGA CHINTĀMAṆI: work by Hemādri, 249. CHATUSHPARṆA: may be identified with Chaturapaṇa or with Chaṇḍaśrī, 156. CHAUDAḌĀMPUR: in Dharwār, record of the Devagiri Yādavas at, 526, 527 and note 1; inscription at, 529; records of the Guttas at, 578, 580, 581, 582 and note 4, 583. CHAUḌĀS: of Aṇhilwāḍ, 409 note 1. CHAUL: Ptolemy's Samulla, 1, 2; Cheul, 2, 7; caves, 12; Chemuli, capital of the Śilāhāras, 16; Śilāhāra port, 21, 543;

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Chemūlya, its rulers helped by Avasara II. the southern Koṅkaṇ Śilāhāra, 537; southern boundary of Lāṭ, 22; district laid waste by Malik Kafur, 29, 533; port, of the second government of the Dakhan under the Bahmanis, under the Gujarāt kings, 30; passes to Ahmadnagar kings, 33; commercial mart, ranked with Surat and Goa, 34; its imports; horse traffic and silk weavings, 35; its wood carvings, lacquer work and its description; its silk manufactures, 36; port, Moors defeated by D'Almeida at (1507), 43-44; Musalmān city, destroyed by Shivājī, 41; Portuguese factory (1512-1521); fort built at, by the Portuguese (1523), 45; Portuguese defeated off and at (1521 and 1530), 46; its siege by Ahmadnagar troops and defence by Don Francisco DeMascarenhas (1570), fortifications of the Portuguese town built (1570 and 1592), 49; besieged by the Moghals (1612), 40; Magistrate's court, judicial establishment and jail in, 52; Portuguese fortress and artillery at, 52; visit of its patron saint Xavier to, 56; exports from, 62; port, frequented by the English and Dutch ships without hindrance, 63, 71; besieged by Sambhājī (1683), 77; taken by the Marāṭhās (1741), 85; cession of, to the French, discussed, 102-103; 174, 282 note 5. See Cheul. CHAULUKIKA: 340 note 1. See Chaulukya. CHAULUKYA: dynasty at Aṇhilwāḍ, 340 note 1, 525 note 4. CHAULUKYAS: dynasty of, 532 note 1; 567. CHAUNDA: Yādava governor of the south, 245. CHAUNDARĀJA KRISHṆA: Yādava king's officer, 527. See Chauṇḍa.

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CHAUNDI SETTI: 527. See Chauṇḍarāja. CHAUTH: grant of, in the Mughal Subhās of the Dakhan obtained by Shāhu (1719), 655; the outstanding balances of, claimed by the Marāṭhās from the Nizām (1794), 606. CHĀVA: Sinda prince of Yelburga, 573, 574. CHĀVALIDĒVĪ: wife of Baḷḷāḷa I., 493; accomplished in the sciences and in singing and dancing, 494. CHĀVOṬAKA: king, defeated by the Tājikas or Arabs, 187, 375 and note 7. CHĀVUṆḌA I.: Sinda-prince of Yelburga, 573; also called Chāvuṇḍa, 574. CHĀVUṆḌA II.: son of A'chugi II. the Yelburga Sinda feudatory of Taila III., 439, 460, 462; marries the Kaḷachurya princess Siriyādēvī, 470, 473, 573, 575, 576. CHĀVUṆḌALADĒVĪ: wife of Tailapa I. the Hāngal Kādamba, 559, 560. CHĀVUṆḌARĀYA: 428 note 4; feudatory of the Western Chālukya king Someśvara I., 439. CHAWADAṄPUR: records of the Guttas at, 578; See Chauḍaḍāmpur. CHEDBI: 307. See Chḷabbi. CHEDI: king of, 179; 201, 203; humbled by Tailapa, 212; attacked by Someśvara I., 214; 410; 431; country about Jabalpur, 181, 225, 468; dynasty, 240; era, 293 note 2, 310, 313 note 4; 314 note 1, 360 note 1, 374. See Kaḷachuri era. Lords of the race of, 380. CHELLAKETANA: family, 403 and note 2; 420. CHEMBUR: 174. CHEMULA: capital of the Śilāhāras, 11. See Chaul. CHEMULI: Chaul, 543. CHEMŪLYA: Chaul, 537.