The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.43.3

c12.43.3

ÁNESEJJEYA-BASADI: Jain temple at Lakshmeshwar, 371; 483 and note 2. ANGA: Western Bengal, king of, conquered by Kirtivarman I., 281, 345; subjugated by Amoghavarsha I., 402; humbled by Singhana, 525. ANGANADEVA: grandson of Kokkala, king of Chedi, 203. ANGIRAS: 287 note 4; ancestor of the Pallavas, 317. ANGIRASA-HÁRITAS: royal family of, 277 note 5; descendants of Ikshváku from Manu, son of the Sun, 287 note 4. ANGRIA: shavar in the Sálshi province, 79; defeats the Portuguese fleet (1740), 85. ANGRIÁS: Tukáji distinguishes himself in the fleet of Shiváji; Kánhoji becomes master of all the coast from Bombay to Vijaydurg, makes Vijaydurg his capital and is recognised as independent (1713); he is attacked by the English, the Portuguese, and the Dutch between 1717 and 1724; his death (1728); Sakhoji succeeds Kánhoji and is followed by his brother Sámbhaji; Sámbhaji puts his illegitimate brothers Mánáji and Yesáji in charge of Kolába; the two illegitimate brothers quarrel and Mánáji with the help of the Peshwa defeats Sámbhaji; he is also defeated by the English (1738); his death (1748); his brother Tuláji succeeds him; a joint expedition sent by the English and the Maráthás against Tuláji (1755), 87-88; Orme's account of the expedition, 89-95; Tuláji taken prisoner and confined till his death, 95; Mánáji retains possession of Kolába and remains in alliance with the Peshwa till his death (1759); his son Rághoji succeeds him and dies in 1793; Rághoji's rule;