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The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.308

The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.308

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GOVINDA I.: Rāshṭrakūṭa king, attacked Pulikeśi II. the Chālukya king, but afterwards became his ally, 183, 194, 210; 350 note 2; 386 note 1; 388; 542 note 4. GOVINDA II.: Rāshṭrakūṭa king, succeeded his father; gives himself up to sensual pleasures; his younger brother Dhruva dethrones him, 196-197, 210; 393. GOVINDA III.: Rāshṭrakūṭa king (784-815), 11; succeeds his father Dhruva, 197, 394; as prince regent dissuades his father from abdicating in his favour, 198, 394; is opposed by a confederacy of twelve kings whom he defeats, releases and again imprisons the Gaṅga king imprisoned by his father, 198, 302, 303 note 1, 395; gives the province of Lāṭa to his brother Indrarāja, 309, 400; levies tribute from the king of Kāñchī, 198, 303, 395; his birudas, epithets, and titles, 199, 394; his contemporaries and conquests, 198, 395; takes steps to remove the capital to Mālkhed and orders the king of Veṅgī to construct an outer wall to the city, 396, 402, 403, 410 note 2; extent of his dominions, 199, 396; records of his time, 397-401; religious activity of his time, Buddhism and Jainism, 406-408. GOVINDA IV.: Rāshṭrakūṭa king, succeeded his brother Amoghavarsha II.; is suspected to have compassed his brother's death; of licentious habits and hence succumbs to an untimely death, 204-205, 416-417; genealogy, 210; his insignia, 338 note 7, his birudas, titles, and epithets, 205, 387, 416; his war with the Eastern Chālukyas, 205, 417; records of his time, 204-205, 417-418. GOVINDĀMBĀ: Cheḍi princess, wife of Jagaṭṭuṅga II., 204 and note 2, 296, 414 and note 5, 418. GOVINDARĀJA: Yādava king of Seuṇadeśa, 235, 236, 516. Maurya chief (1069), 284, 515. Rāshṭrakūṭa prince of a branch collateral to the Mālkhed family, 386. Prabhūtavarsha, Gujarāt Rāshṭrakūṭa prince, son of Indrarāja the brother of Govinda III., 310, 392, 393, 400, 401, 404, 408, 409. Gujarāt Rāshṭrakūṭa prince, brother of the younger Dhruvarāja, 409. GOVINDARASA: feudatory of Vikramāditya VI., 428 note 4; 451, 580, 581. GOVINDARĀYA: Chālukya prince, 467. GOVINDAVĀDI: location of, 496 and note 4; given to Gaṅgarāja by Vishnuvardhana, 500. GOVINDAVARMAN: Pallava king, 325. GOVINDAVVA: Kanarese form of Govindāmbā, 414 note 5. GOVIND HARI PATVARDHAN; founder of the Patvardhan family, distinguishes himself at the siege of Savanur, 657. GRAND INQUISITOR: authority of the, 58. GRANT DUFF: Captain, historian of the Marāṭhās, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, ix., 98; British agent with the young rāja of Sātāra (1818), 612. GREBONDEL: Martin Alfonso's town, 64. GREEKS: Bactrian, 155.