The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.45.1

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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.