The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.45

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APĀYIKA: Rāshtrakūṭa prince, put to flight by Pulakeśi II., 183; 351. APRAMEYA: minister of the Chola king Rājadeva (1006), 308; defeats the Hoysalas, 491. APTAMĪMĀṄSĀ: Jain work by Samantabhadra, 406, 407. APTAMĪMĀṄSĀLAṄKĀRA: commentary on Aptamīmāṅsā, 407. APTORYĀMA: sacrifice, 247. ARAB: travellers and geographers, 387, 388 note 1. ARABIAN SEA: 282 note 5. ARABIC CHRONICLE: records the communication between Pulikeśin II. and Khosru II. of Persia, 352. ARABS: immigrants, Introduction to the History of the Konkaṇ, xii; trouble the Portuguese, 61; sailors, 62; plunder villages and churches about Bassein, 70; of Muskat, make a descent on Sālsette, burn villages and carry the inhabitants into slavery (1694), 80; army of, go to reduce Navasārikā, 310, See Tājikas. ARADORE: river, in the Pānumigal country, 373. ARAKERE: inscription at, 508. ARALEŚWAR: village in Hāngal tāluka of Dhārwār district, inscription at, 278 note 2; 284 note 4; 446 note 5; 561 note 8; 564 note 4. ARASĀRYA: Jain grantor, 413. ARASĪBĪDI: in Hungund tāluka of the Bijāpur district, inscription at, 435 and notes 3 and 5; 439; minor capital of Vikramāditya VI.; 450 and note 5. See Vikramapura. ARCHÆOLOGICAL SURVEY: Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, iii. ARCHBISHOP: of Goa, publicly pounds Buddha's tooth, 56. ARCHBISHOPRIC: creation of, at Goa (1560), 56. ARGAON: battle of (1503), 609. ARHATS: 288. ARIAKA: country, 1. ARIAKE: 538 note 8.

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ARIKESARIN: or Keśideva, Northern Konkan Śilāhāra king (1017), 538, 539; 542, 543. ARIKESARIN I.: son of Yuddhamalla I., Chālukya king of Sapādalaksha, 212; 380. ARIKESARIN II.: Chālukya prince, 212; son of Yuddhamalla II. and patron of Pampa (941), rules over the Joḷa country and protects Vijayāditya against Gojjiga, 380. ARIKESHARI: 18 and note 4. See Arikesarin, Śilāhāra king. ARISHTAKARMAN: Andhrabhṛitya king, 164. ARIVĀRAṆA: elephant of Parameśvaravarman I., 322 note 8. ARIVARMAN: Harivarman, spurious grant of, 29 note 10. ARJUNA: Pāndava, 142; 149; 234. King of Mālva, destroyed by Siṅghaṇa, 239. Yādava king, 234, 514. Chaulukya king of Aṇhilwād, 525 and note 4. See Arjunadeva. Son of the Chedi king Kokkala I., 203; 415. ARJUNADEVA: Chaulukya king of Aṇhilwād (1261-1275), overthrown by Siṅghaṇa, 525 note 4. ARJUNĀYANAS: frontier kings, early coin of, 293 and note 6. ARKAKĪRTI: Jain teacher, 400. ARKAVARMAN: son of the Pallava king Siṃhavarman I., 33. ARMATIVALA: of Kurur, minister of Vīra-Ballāḷa II., 428 note 4; rules at Sātarūr (1195), 505. ARṆĀLĀ: fort, remains of, 42; taken by the English (1781), 105. ARTĀL: in Hāngal tāluka, inscription at, 56 note 9. ARTILLERY: Portuguese, at Bassein and Chaul, 54; and at Korlai, 55. ARYAN: settlement in the Dekkan, date of, 135-115; origin of the Rāṣṭrakūṭas, 384. ARYANS: 383 See Aryas. ARYAPURA: 282 See Aihole. ARYAS: their settlement in the Dekkan, 135-137;

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their acquaintance with Northern India in the time of the Aitareya Brāhmaṇa and Pāṇini; 138; their entrance into the Dekkan in the seventh century B. C., 141; their colony in the Rāṣṭrakūṭa dominions, 207. ĀRYA-TĀRĀDEVĪ: vihāra of, at Dambal, 452. ĀRYĀVARTA: region of the Āryas, 135. ĀSA: the shepherd king, builds the fort of Asirgad (1370), 619. ASAD KHĀN: title of Khusrao Turk of Belgaum, 641; commands the troops of Bījāpur and defeats the confederate kings of Aḥmadnagar, Berār, Golkoṇḍa, and the regent of Bedar at Sholāpur (1524); takes Amir Barīd prisoner; captures Bidar, marches against the Vijayanagar Rāja and captures the fort of Rāichur and Mudgal; is appointed guardian of Mallu, son of Ismāīl Ādil Shāh (1534); marches to attack Adoni and concludes peace with Vijayanagar, 642; Bījāpur governor of the Konkan (1540), 39 note 3; his overtures to the Portuguese for help, 40; is suspected by Ibrāhīm Ādil Shāh of being implicated in Abdulla's rebellion; retires to Belgaum; his death (1540), 643. ASAF KHĀN: Mughal general, unsuccessfully invades Bījāpur, 650. ASANDI: district, 492. ASATIMAYŪRAPURA: town, 506. ASATIGRĀMA: village, identified with Ashtagām or Astgām, a few miles to the south-east of Nausārī, 364 note 6. ASHERI: caves and fort, 12; acquirement of the fort of, by the Portuguese (1556), 48; hill, re-taken by the Portuguese (1684), 78. ASUTA-MAHĀ-SIDDHI: eight great supernatural faculties, 579. ASHTASAHASRĪ: 407. See Aptamīmāṃsālaṃkāra.

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ASHTAŚATĪ: commentary on Aptamīmāṃsā, 407. ASHTGĀM: 310. ASHTI: skirmish at (1818), 611, 620.