The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.299

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DRIDHAPRAHÁRA: Yádava king, founder of the family, 231, 236; establishes himself at Srínagara, 512. DRISHADVATÍ: stream, 135. DRONA: ancestor of the Pallavas, 317. DRONA-SIMHA: of Valabhí; appointed to the feudatory province of Káthiáwáḍ (526), 312. DUDIA: grant, 279 note 1. DUGDHAMALLA: of a branch of the Chálukyas, 212; son of Narasimha Bhadradeva, 380. DURATION: of the Maurya dynasty, of the S'ungas, of the Kánvas, of the Andhrabhṛityas, 162-163. DURGÁDEVÍ: famine, in Maháráshtra (1396-1408), 588. DURGARÁJA: Ráshtrakúṭa king, 386. DURGASAKTI: Sendraka chief, feudatory of the Chálukyas, 358 note 1. DURLABHADEVÍ: of the Batpúra family, wife of Pulikesin I., 344, 348. DURVINÍTA-KONGANI: (481-514), 300. DUSTUR DINÁR: 589. See Dastur Dinar. DUTCH: the, the Portuguese, and the Emperor Jahángír enter into a treaty against (1615), 62; their ships frequent the ports of Dábhol, Chaul, and Bassein without hindrance, blockade Goa from 1639 to 1642; build a fortified factory at Vengurla; refuse an invitation from the king of Bijāpur to winter there, 77-78; attack (Achra?); become the strongest European power in the East, and again blockade Goa in 1660, 83; capture Cochin (1663), and succumb to the English, 84; successfully defend themselves (1684), 77-78; attack Vijaydurg but fail (1724), 87; excluded from the Marátha dominions and prevented from entering into Dánda-Rájapur (1756), 122. DUTIES: on exports from Bombay, Thána, and Kalyán, 81; customs, between Bombay and Sálsette abolished (1803), 124. DVÁDIYAPPA: 512. See Dháḍiyasa. DVÁRAKÁ: modern Dvárká, capital of the Yádava dynasty, 231, 490, 517. See Dvárká. DVÁRAR: see Bárap. DVÁRASAMUDRA: modern Halebid, capital of the Hoysala kings, 218, 491 note 4. See Dorasamudra. DVÁRÁVATÍ: 490, 512, 514, 516, 517. See Dvárká. DVÁRÁVATÍPURA: Dvárká, 16. DVÁRÁVATÍ PURAVAR-ÁDHÍSVARA: 'Supreme lord of Dvárávatí, the best of towns,' hereditary title of the Hoysalas, 490; also of the Yádavas, 517. DVTÁŚRÁYAKOSHA: of Hemachandra, 567. DWAIKIR: Devagiri, 534. DWÁRKÁ: legendary capital of Krishna, 490; in Káthiáwáḍ, 517. DYNASTIES: Maurya and Chálukya, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, ii.; Sátaváhana, 151; Puránic; Maurya, 155; Andhrabhṛitya, 156; Kshatrapa, 157; Andhrabhṛitya and Sátaváhana; 158; Andhra, 167; Vijayanagar, 175.