The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.43.1

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AMOGHAVARSHA IV.: 210. See Karka II. AMOGHAVARSHA mistaken form of Amoghavarsha, 416 note 4. AMOGHODAYA: Amoghavarsha I., 201. AMRAKÁ: camp, 294. AMRAVÁTAKA: village, grant of, 186. AMRAVÁTAVAKA: village, grant of, 356. AMRAVÁTI: coins at, 167. AMRITEŚVARA: temple of, at Auniigere; inscription at, 502 note 7; 518 note 3. Officer of Vira-Ballála II. Hoysala king (1202), 506. AMRUT RÁO: Peshwa's adoptive brother, gives shelter to Mahádji Sindia's wives; is attacked by Shirzi Ráo Ghátge; appointed to the government of Poona by Holkar (1802); allows his son to be placed on the throne; retires before General Wellesley (1803); comes to terms with the English, serves with them during the war, and is pensioned; 607-609. AMSÁLA: king, 520. ANAHILAPATTANA: Chaulukya dynasty of, 212, 242. See Anhilwád. ANAHILAVÁDA: 24. See Anhilwád. ANAMALE: modern Anaimalai, 298, 299, 499. ANAMKOND: inscription at, 239; laid siege to, by Jagaddeva, 458 note 2; 462. ANANDA: saint, 334, 386. ANANDHÁV DHULAP: Peshwa's admiral, captures the ship Ranger (1783), 107. ANANDVELI: place of residence of Raghunáth Ráo's family after 1792, 628. ANANTA: hooded serpent, 577. ANANTADEVA: Śiláhára king (1095), 18; 539; ruler of the, Konkan and feudatory of Vikramáditya VI., 450; drives back the Kádambas, 543-544, 567. See Anantapála. Bháskaráchárya's grand-nephew, builds a temple of Bhaváni, 244. ANANTAPÁLA: Śiláhára king, 539; 543; 567. See Anantadeva. ANANTAPÁLAYYA: minister of Vikramáditya VI., 341 note 2, 451.