The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.314

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HEMÁDIDEVA: of the Nikumbha family, officer of Jaitugi I., 521. HEMÁDPANT: 249. See Hemadri. HEMÁDPANTÍ: style of architecture introduced by Hemadpant, 528; 619. HEMÁDRI: author of Vratakhaṇḍa, 136; 229; 528, 530; patron of learning and a zealous builder, introduces a style of architecture named after him and the moḍi or current form of Maráṭhi writing, 248-249, 528; gives a pedigree and a brief history of the Devagiri Yádavas, 230, 511 note 8, 512, 513; 514, 515, 520, 522, 525, 528. HEMMÁDIDEVA: prince of Másaváḍi, 501. HEMMABAGÁL: inscription at, 509. HEMMEYAṆÁYAKA: Siṅghaṇa's governor of Banavási (1215), 523. HENJERU: chief, 496. HENRY: Captain, police officer, killed by Bhīls under Bhágoji Náik (1857), 632. HEPTANESIA: islands, identified by Lassen with the islands of Bombay and Sálsette, 2. HERÚR: probably Belúr in the Bijápur district, 519 and note 1. HETKARIS: Maráṭhas from Málvan, 73. HIKULAMBA: village, 372. HIMÁLAYA: mountains, 135, 142, 207. HIMÁLAYAN: regions, 560. HIMMATGAD: fort, taken and its name changed to Fort Victoria (1755), 92. HINDÚ ERAS: 335 and note 2. HINDU MYTHOLOGY: 576. HIPPARGI: in the Sindagi táluka, inscription at, 435 note 7; 503. HIPPOURA: town 2, 158; probably either Karháḍ or Kolhápur, 176. HÍRAṆYA: Pallava king, 325. HÍRAṆYAGARBHA: God Brahman, 334, 342, 344; festival of, 367; 386. See Brahman. HÍRAṆYAGARBHA-BRAHMAN: sprung from the navel of Vishnu, 339. See Brahman. HÍRAṆYAVÁRMAN: Pallava king, 325 and note 2, 327. See Híraṇya. HISLOP: General, captures Holkar's fort of Thálner (1818), 630. HIRE-BÁGEWÁDI: village, 527. HIRE-HANDIGOL: village, inscription at, 422 note 3. HIRE-KERÚR: village, inscription at, 562 note 4. HIRE-MUDDANÚR: in the Nizám's dominions, inscription at, 448 note 3; 457 note 7. HIREWADAWATI: inscription at, 501. HIRIYADEVA: Gutta prince, son of Vikramádityu III., 579, 584. HIRIYA-HANDIGOL: village, 520. HIRIYA-SOVANAYYA: Kalachurya Ahavamalla's officer, 489. HIRPÁDEV: insurrection of (1316), suppression of his insurrection (1318), 620. See Harpáldev and Harapála. HIRÚR: village, inscription at, 436 note 1. HISTORIANS: Greek, 277.