The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.298

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DIKSHIT: Mr. Shankar Bālkrishna, 288 note 1; 411 note 2; 421 note 1. DIKSHITS: the, of Shendurni, 633. DILĀWAR KHĀN, Bijāpur general, banishes the Abyssinians, and becomes regent of Ibrāhim Ādil Shāh II. (1583-1591); makes marital alliances with Ahmadnagar and Golkonda; goes over to Burhún Nizám Sháh (1591) and induces him to attack Bijāpur; falls into the hands of Ibrāhim Ādil Shāh and is blinded and kept in confinement for life in the fort of Sátára (1592), 647-648. DILĪB KHĀN: Mughal general, is compelled by Shiváji to raise the siege of Bijāpur, 654. DÍNÍKÁ: mother of Ushavadáta, 148. DÍPAVÁMSO: 143. DISTURBANCES: in the Karnátak (1795-1800), 662. DIU: 8. DIVISIONS: of the Konkan, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, ix. DJYMOWR: town, 4. D'MELLO: Ayres D'silva, sent to superintend the work of Bassein fort, 49. DNYÁNESVÁRA: see Jñánesvara. DOBETALA: 37. See Sangameshvar. DOOK: at Vijaydurg, 118. DODDA-HOMMA: inscription at, 307. DODDAHUNDI: inscription, 304 note 1. DODDAVÁDA: town, 465. DODDERI: táluka of the Chitaldurg district in Mysore, 285 note 5. DODDHUNDI: stone inscription at, 303. DOMINICANS: Christian friars, 55; send missionaries to India and do the work of the Inquisition; their jealousy of the Jesuits, 60. DORASAMUDRA: modern Halebid, seat of government of the Hoysalas transferred to, in the time of Vishṇuvardhana (1117 and 1137), 491 and note 4; Hoysalas of, 299 note 4, 517, 524, 555; capital of the Hoysala kings, 499; 502, 507, 508, 509; besieged by the Suda king Permádi I., 459, 497, 575; reduced by Sáḷuva Tikkamadeva the Yádava king Rámachandra's officer, 530; conquest of, by Malik Káfur (1310), 510, 533; entirely demolished by the Musalmáns (1327), 510. See Dvárasamudra and Dhorásamudra. DOWSON: Professor, 188. DRAMILA: country, 213; Dravida, 281; princes, relations of Paramesvaravarman II., oppose succession of Nandivarman and besiege him in Nandipura, 326; 328; king of, conquered by Kirtivarman I., 345; lord of, 436. See Dravida and Dravila. DRAMMAS: coins, 21 notes 1 and 6, 203. DRAVIDA: country, 28, 318 and note 4. DRAVIDAS: subdued by Sahadeva, 142. See Cholas. DRÁVIDIAN ORIGIN: of the Ráshtrakúṭas, 383. DRAVILA: king, subdued by Somesvara III., 221; Rájendra-Choḍa, 416 note 5. See Dráviḍa. DRAVIRA: 4. See Dráviḍa.