The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.41.3

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defeats the Yādava king Rāmachandra and his son Saṁkara and concludes peace with the former (1294), 250-251, 531, 619; murders treacherously his uncle Jalāl-ud-din and ascends the throne of Delhi (1295), 531-532; sends an expedition to recover Devaladevī (1306), 532; sends Malik Kāfur and Khwāja Hāji to reduce the Hoysalas (1301), 539, 533; is poisoned by Malik Kāfur (1316), 533. ALLŪRAKA: identified with Alurā, 370 and note 3. AL MASŪDI: Arab writer (932-933), 4, 387, 388. ALMEIDA, LORENZO D': son of Francisco D' Almeida, destroys seven vessels of the Moors (1507), 43; burns ships in Dābhol harbour, attacked by the Gujarāt and Egyptian fleets and killed in Chaul harbour, 44. ALMEIDA, FRANCISCO D': destroys the Egyptian and Gujarāt fleets at Diu, 44; destroys Dābhol, 45. ALOMPRA: dynasty of Burma, 346 note 4. ALUKA: king of, conquered by Kīrtivarman I., 281, 345. ALUKAS: division of the Nāgas, 309. See Alupas. ALUNDAH: village on the Śivagaṅgā, tributary of the Nīrā, 357. ALUPA: town, 309 note 8. See Alupai. ALUPAI: town on the Malabār coast, 309 note 8. ALUPAS: possibly Nāgas, 281 note 3; ruling race of Malabār, 183; conquered by Kīrtivarman I. (567-597), 309 and note 8; their loyalty secured by Pulakesi II., 189, 282, 309, 350; hereditary servants of the Western Chalukya kings, 300; king of the, renders obeisance to Vikramāditya VI., 216, 444; defeated by Jayakesin I. (1052-53), 309; 567. ALŪR: village in Dhārwār district, 3; inscriptions at, 232 note 3; 379 note 1, 419;