The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.294

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DĀNAKHAṆḌA: part of Hemādri's Chaturvargā Chintāmaṇi, 249. DĀNDA: port under Gujarāt kings, 30. DAṆḌAKA: forest, 135, 142. DAṆḌAKĀRAṆYA: forest of Daṇḍaka, 135, 136; infested by the Rākshasas; 137; Āryas settle in, 138; 41, 142, 231, 247. DAṆḌAPŪR: inscription at, 417. DĀNDA RĀJĀPUR: 2; district and port under Ahmad Shāh, 30; its siege and capture by Mulk Aḥmad (1490), 32; its capture by Shivāji (1661), 68; 69; the Dutch prevented admission into the port of (1756), 122. DAṆḌIN: poet, 144; author of the Kāvyādarśa, 170. DĀṆḌIS: name of Khāndesh after Dāniāl, son of Akbar, 624. DĀṄGS: Khāndesh, 632. DĀNIĀL: son of Akbar, storms Ahmadnagar and takes the king prisoner (1600); is appointed governor of Khāndesh and Berār, 624. DAṆṆĀYAKANĀKERE: in the Bellary district, 437. DANTIDURGA: son and successor of Indra II., the Rāshṭrakūṭa king (753), conquers the last Chālukya king Kīrtivarman II., 190; real founder of the Rāshṭrakūṭa dynasty, his biruda, epithets, and titles; his conquests and deposition, 389 and note 5; 191; 195, 210, 377 and note 3, 378, 382, 384, 388, 390, 391, 392, 397 note 1, 399 note 7, 414 note 1. DANTIGA: Pallava king of Kāñchī, conquered by Govinda III., (804), 193, 332, 395, 397; killed by Krishna III., 207, 420. DANTIVARMAN: of the Gujarāt branch of the Malkheḍ family, 413, 414. Another name of Dantidurga, 389. DANTIVARMAN I.: Rāshṭrakūṭa king, 194, 388. DANUGŪR: south of Bangalore, maṭhu at, 437 note 6. DARBĀR: cave, 404. DARHASENA: Traikūṭaka prince, 178. DARIKĀDUNḌ: lord of, 448. DARILA: possibly Darje Tavar, 49. DARJE TAVAR: 49. See Darila. DĀSA: Śiva's attendant, 482. Sinda prince of Yeḷburga, 573, 574. DĀSĀNAPURA: Pallava town, 318; charter issued from, 321, 322. DAŚAPURA: in Māḷva, 148. DĀSAR: caste, 414 note 5. DĀŚARATHA: father of Rāma, 142. DAŚĀRṆA: district, mentioned in the Rāmāyaṇa, 142. DAŚARŪPAKA: treatise on rhetoric, Dhanika's commentary on, 171. DĀSASTĀMIN: Brāhman grantee of the Chālukyas, 191. DĀŚAVARMAN: brother and successor of the Western Chālukya king Satyāśraya, 213, 433. DAŚĀVATĀRA: cave temple of Ellorā, 388; 404. DAŚĀVATĀRAS: rock-cut temple of the, 194. DASTUR DINĀR: Abyssinian governor of Gulbarga (1485-1498); his defeat and death, 589.