The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.289
The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.289
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CHEMWAL: Chaul, 282 note 5, 537. CHENGIBI: kings, subdued by Vishnuvardhana, 495 and note 8; country, ruled over by Vishnuvardhana, 499. CHENNA: S'iva's attendant, 482. CHENNA BASAVA: nephew of Basava, helps Basava in propounding his new doctrine; after Basava's death, surrenders all his property to the king and is admitted into favour; becomes the sole leader of the Lingayatas and shapes the creed of his sect, 227. See Channa Basava. CHERA: 143; country about Maisur ruled by the Ganga family, 183, 189, 197; subdued by Krishna III., 207; king, made subject to Vikramaditya, 219; defeated by Somesvara II., 533; humbled by Singhana, 525; territory, 298, 308; country ruled over by Vishnuvardhana, 499. CHERAS: defeated by the Western Chalukya king Jayasimha II., 213, 436. CHEUL: 2, 7; caves, 12; under the Bahamani rule (1317-1500), 620. See Chaul. CHHANDASA: obsolete language, 141. CHHAROLI: village, 392-393. CHHATISGARH: province, under the eastern branch of the Chedi dynasty, 240. CHHINDWARA: district, 420. CHHITTARAJA: Silahara king (1026), 436, 539, 542, 543. CHHITTARAJDEV: eleventh Silahara king, 18. CHHOTA UDEPUR: state, 315. CHHURAVANA: under Chorawne, 347 note 2. CHICACOLE: grants at, 297. CHICHNI: town, seized by Bhimraja, 27. CHIEF OF SALSETTE: English, 123. CHIEFS AND JAHAGIRDARS: Khandesh and, Nasik; their states, early history and powers 632, 633. CHIKARYA: Vaisya, builds a Jaina temple, 201; 413. CHIKKA: father of Bichana, 243. CHIKKA BAGEWADI: record at, 526, 527. CHIKKADEVA: subordinate, of Vichana, 524. Officer of the Gutta prince Joyideva II., 583. CHIKKAKETAYYA: minister of Vira-Narasimha III., 509. CHIKKA MUDDANUR: in the Nizam's dominions, record at, 523. CHIKODI: district, disputes about, 657. CHIMNAJI APPA: Peshwa's brother, takes Bassein (1739), 84. CHINA: country, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, ii. CHINCHALI: village, inscription at, 442 note 5. CHINCHAVALLI: 364 note 1. See Chinchavalya. CHINCHAVALYA: identified with Chincholy, 364 note 1. CHINCHOLI: village, 515. CHINCHULI: identified with modern Chincholi, 515. CHINESE: authors, effects of their writings on Indian history, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, ii.; proposal to establish a colony of, in Salsette (1794), 123.