The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.297

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DEVGIRI : 3; 29; Yádavs of, 619. See Devagiri. DEVRUKHI; subdivision of Bráhmans, 113. DEWARDE: village, 390. DHÁDÍBHADÁKA : Ráshtrakúṭa feudatory of Vikramáditya VI., 425, 450. DHÁDÍBHANDAKA: 425, 450. See Dhádibhadaka. DHÁDIYAMA : son of Vaddiga, 513. See Dhádiyasa. DHÁDIYAPPA : son of the Yádava king Seuna-chandra I., 231; his various names, 512; 514. DHÁDIYASA : 232, 512, 513. See Dhádiyappa. DHÁKKÁ : drum, 189; 368. DHAMMIYARA : Siláhára king, founder of Vali-pattana, 537. DHANÁJI JÁDHAV : Shiváji's officer, 594; appointed Senápati of the Marátha forces, 597; confirmed as Senápati by Sháhu (1708), 598. DHANAKATAKA : capital of king Sátakarni, 150, 151; 152, 165, 166; 167. DHANAKOT : Dharnikot, near the mouth of the Krishna, 11. DHANAMJAYA : king of Kusthalapura, 280. DHANEŚA : preceptor of Bopadeva, 249. DHANIKA : commentator of the Daśarúpaka, 171. DHÁNYAGHATA : Amarávatí, sacred to Buddha, 331. DHÁNYAGHATA : 331. See Dhányaghata. DHÁNYAKAŚRENIS : Buddhist corn dealers, 173. DHÁRÁ : capital of Bhoja, sacked by the joint army of Chedi and Gujarát, 214, 228; prince of, besieged by Singhana, 240; capital of the Paramáras, stormed by Someśvara I., 441; territory, 442, 525; taken by Ereyanga, 494. DHARANENDRA : serpent king, 576. DHARANIKOT : 151, 152, 167. DHARANÍVARÁHA : king of Chápa race, 343 note 5; local representative of Mahípála, 383. DHARASENA II. : of Valabhí, spurious grant of, 312 note 7.

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DHARASENA IV : Valabhí king, defeated by Harshavardhana of Kanauj and protected by Gurjjara king Dadda II. (648), 316. DHÁRÁVARSHA : biruda of Dhruva, 197, 393, 409. DHÁRÁVARSHA : Nirupama Dhruvarája, Ráshtrakúṭa king of the Gujarát branch (834-835), 383. DHÁREŚVARA : Bhoja of Dhárá, 229. DHARMAPÁLA : king of Bengal, 394. DHARMÁPURA : Dambal town, 446, 465. DHARMÁRAJA-RATHA : temple of, 331. DHARMÁŚASTRA : 229. DHARMÁVATÁRA : biruda of the Ganga chief Márasimha, 305. DHARMÁVOLAL : modern Dambal, 228. DHARNIKOT : Andhrabhritya capital, 11. See Dhannakot. DHARMAÚRA : village in the Bachche country, 380. DHÁBUR : town, in the Nizám's territory, identified with ancient Tagara, 174. DHÁRWÁR : district, 278 note 1, 298 note 2, 404, 403, 406 note 4, 408, 410, 411, 413, 416, 417, 421, 422, 429; 431, 433, 434, 435 notes 4 and 6, 436 notes 1 and 2, 440 notes 1, 3, and 4, 441, 443 notes 1, 2, and 4, 444, 457, 459 note 3; inscription in, 460; 465, 466, 473; Lingáyats in, 477; 478, 482, 489, 496, 497, 502, 503, 518, 522, 523, 526, 529, 549, 558; Goa Kádambá records at, 566; 569, 572, 573, 574, 578; retaken by the Hindus, 640; taken by Ali Ádil Sháh from an officer of the Vijayanagar king (1573); 645; taken by the Mughals under Muazzim, 654; taken by Fazl-ullab Khán (1764), taken by the Maráthás, 658-659; taken by Haidar, 659; siege of, in 1789; capture of, by the allied forces of the English and the Maráthás (1790), 661, 662;

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the commandant of the fort of, refused to give up the fort to Trimbakji Dengle 663; ceded to the English by the Peshwa (1817), 664; becomes the head-quarters of the English commissioner Colonel T. Munro (1817), 664. DHAULI : rock inscription at, 142. DHAVALA : Maurya chief, 284; holds the northern part of Málwa (738), 312. DHAVALAPPA : father of Prachanda, 413. DHOLKÁ : Ránás of, 525. DHOLKOT : near Asirgad, Bájiráo surrenders himself at (1818), 630. DHONDOPANT GOKHALE : Peshwa's Sar Subhedár in the Karnátak (1792), killed by Dhundia Wágh, 662. DHORA : Prákrit form of Dhruva, 393. DHORAPPA : prince, 232; identified with the Ráshtrakúṭa king Dhruva, 513. DHORASAMUDRA : 491 note 4. See Dorasamudra. DHRUVA : Mr., 295 note 3. DHRUVA : Ráshtrakúṭa king (754 -784), dethrones his brother Govinda II. and usurps the sovereignty; defeats the kings of the north and south and imprisons the Ganga king, 197-210, 302; defeats the Pallavas, 331; his birudas, epithets, and titles, 393; his conquests, 393 - 394, 395; 513. Nirúpama, 423 note 2. DHRUVARÁJA : Dhárávarsha-Nirupama, of the Gujarát branch of the Málkhed Ráshtrakúṭas; son of Akálavarsha Subhatunga, 404, 405, 408, 409, 414. DHRUVARÁJADEVA : Gujarát Ráshtrakúṭa prince, 392. DHUNDIA WÁGH : (1790 - 1800) leader in Tipu's army; takes service under Kolhápur; leads plundering incursions into the territories of the English and the Peshwa; kills Dhondo Pant Ghokhale, is pursued, and killed by General Wellesley at Konagal (1800), 662 - 663.

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DICKENSON : Captain T., examines the forts in the north Konkan, 118. DIGAMBARA : Jain sect, 191, 197, 200, 201, 208, 406. DIGGÁVI : in the Nizám's dominions, inscription at, 434 note 3; 439 note 2. DIGVIJAYA : triumphal progress, 455.