The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.478.4

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subdued by the Devagiri Yādava kings Bhillama (1187-1191), Siṅghaṇa (1210-1247), and Mahādeva (1260-1271); 520, 525, 528. See Lār, Lāṭ Lāṭadesh, and Lāṭaka. See also Lāṭas. LĀṬADESH: 1. See Lāṭa. LĀṬAKA: 1. See Lāṭa. LĀṬALAURA: town, 425. LĀṬAS: kings of Lāṭa, 282, 309, 350, 520. See Lāṭa. LĀṬESVARA: Suvarṇavarsha Karkarāja, son of Indrarāja, 310; 400. LATTALAURA: 384 note 4. LAṬṬALŪR: the first Rāshṭrakūṭa town, 384 and notes 4 and 5. LAṬṬANŪR: 387, 402, 552. See Laṭṭalūr. LAVANAPRASĀDA: chief of the Vaghela branch of the Chaulukya family of Aṇahilwāḍ, marches to meet the army of Siṅghaṇa, but being deserted by the chiefs of Godhrā and Lāṭa, concludes a treaty with him, 241, 525. LAWYERS: Portuguese, forbidden to have any thing to do with Brāhmans and other Hindus, (1591), 59. LEGEND: regarding Sīta's tears, 28; popular, 161. LEKHAPANOḤĀSIKĀ: work, containing forms of letters, deeds, patents, &c.; 241 and note 4; 525 notes 5 and 7. LENĀS: dwelling caves, 12. LENDEYARASA: feudatory of Indra III., 416. Li: Chinese linear measure, 184. LIBRARY: Deccan College, 248. LIMITS: of Bijāpur, 640. LINGA: phallic emblem, adoration of the, 226; 477. LINGĀNA: fort, built by Shivāji, 67. LINGAWANTS: 477. See Lingāyats. LINGĀYATS: sect of Saivas, 464; chief characteristics of the faith and practices of, 477 and note 5; their numerical strength, 477-478; purāṇas of, 478-481; establishment of the sect of, 484; their attacks chiefly directed against the Jains, 225, 479;