The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.288.4

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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.