The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.288.1

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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.