The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.478.3

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See Lāṭa. LĀṬA: South Gujarāt, 23; one of the seven divisions of the Koṅkaṇ, 282 note 5; boundaries of, 5, 22, 310, 315; one of the traditional nine kingdoms, 403 note 3; various spellings of, 1; part of the dominions of the Kaṭachuri kings, 295, 310; Western Chalukya king Maṅgaleśa (about 602) acquires the sovereignty of, by overthrowing the Kalachuri kings Saṅkaragaṇa and Buddha, 314; 317; governed by Satyāśraya Dhruvarāja Indravarman (611), 311; subdued by Pāla-keśin II., 183, 350; held by Vijayavarman, first Gujarāt prince of the Chalukya family (643), 311; was in charge of Sendraka Prithivīvallabha-Nikumbhallaśakti (654), 311, 361; placed in the hands of a prince of the Western Chalukya stock (670), 311; Avanījanāśraya Pulikeśin includes the Gurjara territory into (736), 311; 316; passes into the hands of the Rāshṭrakūṭas distinct from the Mālkhed family, 382, 392; subdued by the Mālkhed Rāshṭrakūṭa Dantidurga (753), 194, 382, 389; portion of, taken by Krishna I., 382, 393; conquered and given as a feudatory province to his brother Indra by Govinda III. (783-784), 199, 382, 393, 400; king of, humbled by Krishna II., 201; ruled over by the Rāshṭrakūṭa feudatory Jhanjha of the North Koṅkaṇ Silāhāra family (23 and note 1); seized by Bārappa (975), 213, 430, 514; king of, defeated by Hoysaḷa Vishṇuvardhana (1117-1137), 496; 497; chief of, leaves the side of Lavanaprasāda and joins the princes of Mārvāḍ, 241;