The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.296

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DELLON : (1674), 52, 53, 60. DEMALADEVÍ : wife of the Sinda prince Chávunda II, 575. DEOLÍ : grant from, 304 note 4; 414, 416 note 4; 417, 418, 419 note 1, 420; charter at, 422. DERBY : the, English ship, taken by Kánhoji Angria (1727), 87. DESÁIS : 34. DESÁSTHAS : subdivision of Bráhmans, 245. DESEMBÁRGADORES : district judges, 52; forbidden to have anything to do with Bráhmans and other Hindus (1591), 59. DESHMUKHS : 39. DESHPÁNDES : 34. DESÍKOŚA : vocabulary of vernacular words, 169. DESINGA : 435. See Jayasimha II. DEÚR : in Bijápur district, inscription at, 440 note 5, 521 note 5. DEVAGANA : sect of Digambara Jainas, 191. DEVAGERE : copperplate grants found at, 285, 287, 288. DEVAGIRI : modern Daulatábád, 136, 353 note 2, 520; identified with Tagara, 174; 538 note 8; Yádavas of, 230-252, 299 note 4, 466, 509, 511, 512, 549, 555, 557; situated in Seunadeśa, 231; founded and made capital by Bhillama, 238; capital of the Yádava kings, 240, 245, 247, 583, 584; expedition of Allá-ud-din against (1294), two invasions of, by Malik Káfur (1307 and 1312), respectively against the Yádava kings Rámachandra and Samkara, 250-251, 530, 531, 532, 29; peaks of, 501; 502; Yádava kings, inscriptions of, 503; 505, 506, 508, 523; 526, 528; kingdom, under Musalmán yoke, 530; Karnaráya of Gujarát flees to, 532; visited by Muhammad Tughlak, 533; name of, changed to Daulatábád by Muhammad Tughlak, 534. DEVÁJI : son of Jangar, Bhil Nák of Chikli, surprises and captures the fort of Roshmal and kills Bhikaji, 633. DEVALÁDEVÍ : daughter of Karnaráya of Gujarát and Kauladeví, the promised bride of the Devagiri prince Samkara, is captured by Alaf Khán and married to Allá-ud-din's eldest son Khizr Khán, 532. DEVALA MAHÁDEVÍ : wife of the Hoysala king Víra Someśvara, 466, 493, 508. DEVALÁNÁ : coins from, 296, 385. DEVANANDIN : proper name of Pújyapáda, 373. DEVANAYYA : governor of Belvola, 405. DEVARA-HIPPARGI : inscription, 521. DEVARÁJA : Ráshtrakúta king, 386. Yádava king Mahádeva's officer (1264), 528. DEVASAKTI : Sendraka chief, 186; 292, 363. DEVASVÁMIN : Bráhman grantee of the Chálukyas, commentator on sacrificial sútras and rites, 191. DEVAVARMAN : Kadamba prince, 290; father of Krishnavarman, 291 note 2. DEVENDRAVARMAN : son of Anantavarman, 297, Son of Gupárnava, 297. DEVGAD : 75; seat of Musalmán government (1312), 620.