The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.478.1

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LĀOHOHHIYAVVĀ : wife of Bhillama II., 232; 513. See Lakshmī. LAGHĪYASTRAYA : Jain work, 407. LAKHMĪDĒVA : officer of Hoysaḷa Vīra-Ballāḷa II., 506. See Lakshma and Lakshmīdhara. LAKHMĪDEVAYYA : Kalachurya Saṅkama's officer (1178), 487. See Lakshmīdhara. LAKKUNDI : village near Gadag, 228; 496; battle of and inscription at, 238; 504, 520; Vīra-Ballāḷa II.'s camp at, 505. LAKMAYA : officer of Hoysaḷa Narasimha I., 501. LAKMĪDEVA : Kalachurya Saṅkama's officer, 487. LAKSHMA : officer of Vīra-Ballāḷa II. (1197), 506; put to flight by Achagi II., 219. See Lakshmīdeva and Lakshmīdhara. LAKSHMĀDĒVĪ : queen of Vikramāditya VI., 428 note 4; 448. Wife of Vishnuvardhana, 493; 494. See Lakumādēvī. LAKSHMANA : father of Bonthādēvī the wife of Vikramāditya IV., 427. Kalachurya Ahava-malla's officer, 489. LAKSHMABARASA : feudatory of the Western Chālukya king Someśvara II., 443. LAKSHMESHWAR : town in the Miraj State within the Dhārwār district, 304 note 6, 372-378; its old names Huligere 482, Puligere 563, and Pulikaranagara 524; Jain temple called Anesejjeya-basadi built by Kuṅkumamahādēvī, sister of the Western Chalukya king Vijayā- ditya at, 371; temple of Somanātha at, 482; inscription at, 209, 292 and note 10; 304 note 6, 305, 336 note 3, 368, 372, 373 note 5, 375, 394, 419, 420, 455 note 6, 529, 569; 431. LAKSHMĪ: goddess of fortune drawn out of the ocean, 195 and note 8. Wife of Jagattuṅga, Rāshṭrakūṭa prince, 203, 296, 414.