The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.297.3
The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.297.3
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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.