The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.290

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CHINGLEPUT: district in Madras, 421. CHINTAKUNTHA: village, 364. CHINTAMANRAO: of Sangli, wounded by Dhundia Wagh, 662. CHIPLUN: village with caves, 9; head-quarters of the Chitpavans, 27; 35; cave monastery at, 173; copperplate grant at, 186; 337 note 2; grant of Pulikesin II. at, 345; 356. CHIPURUPALLE: grant at, 357 note 1. CHITALDURG: district in Mysore, 285 note 5, 443, 454; inscription at, 457. CHITPAVANS: subdivision of Maharashtra Brahmans, creation of, 27; 113; 245. CHITRAKANTHA: charger of Vikramaditya I., 186; 322 note 8; 358 note 1; 361. CHITRAKOT: hill-fort, 396. CHITRAKUTA: fortress, apparently Chitrakot or Chatarkot in Bundelkhand, 207, 396, 420. CHITARAYA: Pallava prince, killed by Udayachandra, 326. CHITRARATHASVAMIN: 333. CHITRASEDU: village in the Toramara country, 309; camp of Vinayaditya at, 369. CHITRAVAHA: son of the Alupa ruler Gunasagara, 309, 369. CHITURSING: brother of the raja of Satara, flies to Kolhapur; defeats and kills Parsharam Bhau with the help of Kolhapur troops, 607; seized and imprisoned in the fort of Kanguri (1812) by Trimbakji Dengle, 610. See Chatursing. CHODAS: Cholas, 277 CHODADEVA I.: Kulottunga, Eastern Chalukya king (1063-1112), 633 and note 8. See Rajendra-Choda. CHOKIDEVA: Hangal Kadamba, 559. CHOLA: country, 281; kings defeated by Somesvara II., 333; Puranic genealogy, 342 note 1; 350; king of, defeated by Vikramaditya I., 362 and note 6; by Vinayaditya I., 368; by Vikramaditya II., 375; records, 431, 433;

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king of, burns Jaina temples in Belvola, 441; kingdom, in a state of anarchy, 445, 489; king, 491, 492; 495, 496; feudatories of the Hoysalas, 498; 499; country, ruled over by Vishnuvardhana; 499; kingdom, established by Narasimha II., 507; taken by Vira-Somesvara, 508; king, subdued by Singhana, 525. See Cholas. CHOLANA-KOTE: elephant of Rajaditya the Chola king, 322 note 8. CHOLAS: country of the, 133; monkey-soldiers directed to go to, 137; descendants of an individual of the Chola tribe, 139; 140; 142; 143; province, lying outside Asoka's kingdom, 146; country of the, invaded by Pulakesi II., 183; rebel against and are subdued by Vikramaditya I., 186; king of the, reduced by Vinayaditya and made ally, 188-189; fought with and reduced by Vikramaditya II., 190; army of the, vanquished by the army of Karnataka, 194; subdued by Rashtrakuta Krishna III., 207; and Kakka II., 423; country of the invaded by Tailapa the Western Chalukya, 212; beaten by Jayasimha II., 213, 436; king of, conquered by Somośvara I., 214, 215, 441, 567; defeated by Vikramāditya VI., 215, 442, 444, 494; king of the, in alliance with the Goa king, 216; prince of the, makes alliance with Vikramāditya II. also styled VI., and offers him his daughter in marriage, 216-217; revolution in the kingdom of, 217; king of the, made subject to Vikramāditya, 219; 277, 282, 322, 340 note 2, 350; kingdom of the, 358 note 1; king of, 378; 389; burn Jain temples, 443; 499, 527.

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CHOLYA: king of, conquered by Kirtivarman I., 345; country, 346. CHORAWNE: village, in the Sangameśvara tāluka of the Ratnāgiri district, 347 note 2. CHOSROES II.: king of Persia (591-628), 185. See Khosru II. CHRISTIANITY: propagation of, 55; practice of, 56. CHRISTIANS: 3; condition of, 53; pirates, 61. CHRISTIAN WRITERS: 60. CHRONICLERS: of Gujarāt, 213. CHRONOLOGY: of the Andhrabhṛityas and Sātavāhanas, 157-168. CHULUKA: hand, hollowed for the reception of oblationary water, 180. CHURCH: revenue and superintendence of the, 57. CHŪTAVANA: battle at, 326. CHUYIPĀKA: in the Talupāka country, 334. CLEMENT X.: Pope, frees vicars apostolic and their missionaries from the jurisdiction of the Inquisition at Goa (1673), 61. CLERGY: appeal to Rome against the Inquisitors, 61. CLIMATE: of the Konkan, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, x. CLIVE: Lieutenant-Colonel, 93. COAST: of the Konkan, description of, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, x.-xi. COCHIN: state, the alliance of its Rājās with Abyssinian Turks, and Egyptians, 34; its capture by the Dutch (1663), 61; 282 note 5. COONTAGA: spelling of Konkan-Tana used by an Italian writer of the fourteenth century, 4. COCINTANA: spelling of Konkan-Tana in the Catalan map (1375), 4. COCKBURN: Colonel, English commander, negotiates the convention at Vadgaon (1778), 605. COIMBATORE: 496. COINS: study of the old, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, iii.; of the Sātavāhanas, vi.;

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of lead and copper, discovered at Kolhāpur, characters on, 152; names of princes on the Supāra, 153; dates on the, of the Kshatrapa dynasty, 157; found at Kolhāpur, 158; of Kshatrapa at Kolhāpur, and of Yajñaśrī at Supārā, 161; 385. COLLĀBY: port at the entrance into the river of Chaul, 102. COLLEGE: of the Purification, establishment of, at Bassein, 57. COLLOOR: village, 299 note 1.