The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.305

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GANAS : S'iva's attendants, 482. GANDAGIRI : ruled by Vishnuvardhana, 496. GANDARÁDITYA : Kolhapur or Karád Siláhára chief, feudatory of Someśvara III. and Vikramáditya VI. ; brings the Southern Konkan under Kolhapur rule; feeds a hundred thousand Bráhmans; builds Jain temples, and constructs a tank, 254, 255, 256, 452, 456, 545; 547-548. GANDASAMUDRA : tank at Irukudi built by Gandaráditya the Kolhapur Siláhára chief, 255. GÁNDHIKAS : Buddhist druggists, 173. GANGA : ruling family of the Chera country, 183, 189; prince, made captive by Dhruva and retained in custody, 197, 393; released by Govinda III. but immediately after release assumed an attitude of hostility and was again thrown into prison by Govinda III., 198, 395; forced to obey Krishna II., 201; territory in Mysore, 206; western grants, 291 note 1; from Mysore, 301 note 1; territory in Mysore, 346; family, 443, 452; probably Gangavádi, 281; mandala, 399, 441. GANGA : river, 106; 338; 371; emblem of, 396, 416. GANGADEVA : brother of Bhoja I. the Kolhapur or Karád Siláhára king, 254, 545. GANGADEVI : wife of Basava, 478. GANGADHARA : son of Dádá, commander of Mallugi's troop of elephants, 237; 239. GANGADHARA SHASTRI : comes to Poona to negotiate with the Peshwa on behalf of the Gáikwár (1814-15); his murder at Pandharpur by Trimbakji (1815), 610. GANGAIKONDACHOLAPURAM : 442. See Gangakunda. GANGA KANDARPA : biruda of the Ganga chief Márasimha, 305. GANGAKANDARPA JINENDRA MANDIR : Jain shrine; named after himself by Márasimha Permanadi (968-69), 306. GANGA KINGS : defeated by Vishnuvardhana Chalukya, 341; conquered by Kirtivarman I., 345. GANGAKUNDA : Chola city, taken by Vikramáditya, 215; conquered by Vikramáditya VI., 442; 445. GANGÁMBÁ : 478. See Gangádeví. GANGA NÁRÁYANA : biruda of Satyavákya Kongunivarma Permanadi Bútuga, 304. GANGAPÁDI : 298, 341 note 2. See Gangavádi. GANGA PERMÁDI : lord of the Gangamandala and governor of Belvola province, 441 and note 4. GANGÁPURI : 442. See Gangákunda. GANGARÁJA : of the Ganga stock, 495, 499; attacks Adiyama or Idiyama, defeats the Chola king and places Gangavádi in the hands of the Hoysala prince Vishnuvardhana (1117), 303-309, 499; Vishnuvardhana's minister, promoter of Jain faith, 491, 499 and note 5; attacks Vikramáditya VI.'s forces at Kannegál and is presented with the territory by Vishnuvardhana for his services, 499-500.