The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.300

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EAST INDIA COMPANY: English, 61; put to the annual expense of £50,000 to protect their trade against pirates, 87. Portuguese; Government transfers the monopoly of trade to the, 62. The Dutch, 63 note 5. ECCLESIASTICS: power of, in the state; 56. ECHALADEVÍ: wife of the Kalachurya king Bijjala, 471, 477. Wife of Ereyanga Hoysala, 492 and note 4; 493. Wife of Narasimha I, the Hoysala, 498, 500. Wife of Kārtavīrya IV, the Ratta chieftain, 551, 557. EDATORE: in Mysore, 436. EDEDORE: province, 436, 489. EDENÁD: country on the north-east of Banavási. See Edevolal, 309 and note 8; 547. EDEVOLAL: in the Banavási province, 278 note 2, 369, 370. See Edenád. EDICTS: of Aśoka, 142, 143, 146. EGERTON: Colonel, 103; marches against the Maráthás (1778), 605. EGYPTIANS: ally themselves with the rájas of Cochin and Cambay, 34; hold the monopoly of the Indian trade and are supported by the local traders against the Portuguese, 43. EKADHÍRAMANGALA: village, 325. See Koḍukolli. EKÁNTADA-RÁMAYYA: Bráhman, starts the revival of Śaivism, 406 note 5; 481, 482; cuts off his own head which is restored by the god Śiva; outrages the idol of Jina; is given a jayapatra by the Kalachurya Bijjala, 483; the Western Chálukya king Somé-vara IV, and the Hángal Kádamba Kámadeva, wash the feet of, 484. ELÁPURA: 196. See Elur, Ellorá, 391 and note 6. ELDRIDGE: Major, 612; reduces the strongholds in Ahmadnagar, 630. ELEPHANTA: caves, 9, 13; surrendered to the English (1774), 101. ELMICHPUR: 250; 530;

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ceded to Allá-ud-dín by Rámachandra of Devagiri, 531. ELLIOT: Sir Walter, 27, 178, 301 note 1, 347 note 2, 427 note 3, 358 note 1, 373 note 1; 441 note 6, 448, 458 note 1, 548, 573 and note 1. ELLORÁ: cave temples at, 388; 619; inscriptions at, 389, 391 and note 6; 404. ELUMPUNDALE: village, camp of Vinayáditya at (692), 369. ELPHINSTONE: the Honourable Mountstuart (1819-1857), Introduction to the History of the Konkan xi, 29, 37, 99, 115-116; the report of, on the condition of Khandesh after the conquest, 631; the principal Collector of the Marátha country and Political Agent of Kolhápur and Southern Jáhgir, 665. ELUR: see Elurá. ELURÁ: caves, 9; rock cut temple at, 194; Śiva temple constructed by Krishṇarája at, 195, 208; 391. See Elápura and Ellorá. ENGLISH: the, in the Konkan, 120-131; the Portuguese and the Emperor Jehángir enter into a treaty against (1615), 62; their ships frequent the ports of Dábhol, Chaul, and Bassein without hindrance, 63; capture Ormuz (1622) and become a great European power in the East, 64; Bombay ceded to them (1661), 63; remove their factory from Ahmedábád to Nandurbár in 1670, 625; enter into a treaty with Shiváji (1680), 72; make an alliance with Phond Savant against the Angrias (1730), 88; enter into a formal alliance with the Sidis against the Angrias (1733), 83, 88; assist in the defence of Bandra (1737), 84; join the Maráthás to reduce, Tuláji Angria (1756), 88; obtain Bánkot (1756), 92; administration at Bánkot, 122;

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take part with the Sidis and hoist their flag at Janjira (1760), 98; take Málvan and Ráiri (1765), 106; take Thána (1774), 85; administration of Sálsette, 122; take part in the quarrel of Raghunáthráo with the Poona ministers and send Colonel Goddard to help him (1778), 628; join the Maráthás and the Nizam in an offensive alliance against Tipu (1789), 661; are allowed to have a factory at Sindhudurg (1792), 103; escort the Peshwa Bájiráv to Poona (803), and take Suvarndurg for the Peshwa, 111; take the Peshwa's country, 611-612, 631, 664-665; conspiracy against 612. ENVOY: British, goes to reside at Poona (1772), 100. EPICS: chronological value of, 141. EPIGRAPHIC RECORDS: 511, 512, 515. EPIPHANY: feast of the, 65. EPISCOPAL SEE: creation of a (1534), 55. ERA: the Gupta, the Christian, the Trailaitaka, 187. ERADUBILKODE: tax, 451. ERAGA: 505. See Ereyanna, Erega, Ereyamma. Ratta king (1040), 551; feudatory of the Western Chálukya king Jayasimha II, 553. ERAMBARAGE: Yelburga in the Nizam's dominions, 504; 505; capital of the Sindas of Yelburga, 573 and note 1, 575, 576. ERAMBARAGEYAKUPPA: Vira-Ballala II. reigns at, 505. ERAMBIRAGE: 573. See Erambarage. ERAN: inscription of Samudragupta at, 286 note 1; pillar inscription of Budhagupta, 369 note 5. EREGA: of the Ratta family, 437. EREPPA-VAMMADI: king, 301 note 1. EREYAMMA: Erega, of the Ratta family, 437.

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EREYANGA: son of Vinayáditya, Hoysala, feudatory takes Dhara, lays waste Chakrakotta, and breaks the power of Kalinga, 492, 493, 494, 500. EREYANNA: officer of Vira-Ballala II. in charge of Banavási and Sántalige (1192), 505. EREYAPPA: Western Ganga king, successor of Satyavákya Permanaḍi (930-931), fights with Viramahendra, 304 and note 1, 332, 379 and note 2, 419. EREYUR: village, 369. EREYYA: name of Pulikesin II., 351 note 3, 358 note 1.