The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.473

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KOKKALLA: 296. See Kokalla I., 410. See Kokkala. KOKATNŪR: grant, 468; 469. KOL: caves, 12. KOLĀBA: caves, 9; fort, 39; fort, rebuilt by Shivāji, 68; Shivāji's former naval head-quarters, 75; Angria's principal place of arms, 79; district surveyed and assessed in grain (1784-1785), 109; 282 note 5, 298 note 2, 537, 543; state, lapses to the British Government (1840), 129. KOLĀHALA: king, founder of the city of Kolāhalapura, 297, 340 note 3. KOLĀHALAPURA: modern Kolār, 297. KOLĀLA: 298; fortress at, 496. See Kolāhala. KOLĀLAPURA: town, taken by Vishnuvardhana, 496. KOLAPOOR: Kolhāpur, 538 note 8. KOLĀR: town, 297, 300. KOLĀRAMMA: inscriptions at the temple of, 297. KOLENŪRU: province, 465. KOLHĀPUR: State, 390, 544; coins of the Sātavāhanas found at, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, iv.; coins with names of princes on found at, 152; coins found at, 158; 161, 166, 167; flourishing inland town under the Andhrabhrityas or Sātavāhanas, 175, 176; Jayasimha II. the Western Chālukya king's camp at, 214, 436; Silāhāra dynasty of, 253-257, probably Tagarapura, 538 and note 8; chief of, filled with fear at the success of Sidhrāja (1094-1143), 24; replaces the dethroned kings of Thāna (1151), 25; won over by Vijjana, 222, 475; Vijjana's expedition to, 227, 481; Silāhāra chief of, places idols of Buddha, Siva, and Arhat, on the margin of a tank, 228; annexation to the Yādava dominions of the kingdom of, 240, 524; inscription at, 224, 240, 467, 523, 524, 527, 529, 549; Silāhāra dynasty of, 253-257; district, 254; Lingāyats in, 478; temple of Mahālakshmi at, 546; devastated by the Mughals (1636), 650; Tārābāi establishes herself at (1710), 81; Rāja of, attacks the possessions of the Patvardhan family and levies tribute as far south as Kittūr; defeated near Sāvanur by the Sir Subhedar, 662; fights with Sāvantwādi, 112, 663; peace with the Rāja of (1800), 608. KOLIS: petty rājās, 30, 70; wild tribe, 125; give trouble in the North Konkan, 127. KOLLA: Quilon, 341 note 2; country, ruled over by Vishnuvardhana, 499. KOLLAGIRI: conquered by Vishnuvardhana, 497 and note 2. KOLLĀPURA: ancient name of Kolhāpur, 538. See Kolhāpur. KOLLIPĀKE: place, 437 and note 6. KOMKAM: Konkan, 3. KONAGAL: battle of (1800), 663. KONDĀNA: fort, obtained by Shivāji (1647), 591. KONDĀNE: caves, 9. KONDIVTE: caves, 9, 27.