The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.611

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166, 175, 177; district about, under Jayasimha, 185; grant at, 192; district, 298 note 2; records at, 317; 355, 374, 385; 396 393, 430, 431 note 2, 437, 512, 513, 514 515; plundered by Amritrao (1802), 603, 609. NĀSIKYA: town mentioned by Kātyāyana, modern Nāsik, 140. NAUSĀRĪ: town and district in the Baroda state, 310, 405; capital of the Gujarāt branch of the Chalukyas of Badāmi, invasion of, by the Tājikas, repulsed by Avanijanāśraya Pulikeśin, 187-188, 316, 375, 376; copperplate grants from, of Śryāśraya Śilāditya, 187, 360 note 3, 364; of Avanijanāśraya Pulikeśin, 316, 336 note 3, 375, 376; of the Rāshṭrakūṭas, 197, 199, 201, 202, 203, 383, 405, 415, 416; granted to Rāmachandra of Devagiri by the Delhi emperor, 532. See Navasārī. NAUSHERVĀN: Persian king (531-578), 14. NAVAKHANDAPRITHIVĪ: earth composed of nine parts, 403 note 3. NAVALGUND: seat of the Bahamani province (1454), 638; siege of, raised by Colonel T. Munro (1817), 664. NAVANAGARA: new town, 175. NAVANARA: lord of, 150, 175. NAVASĀRĪ: 187, 188, 195, 197, 199, 201, 202, 303. See Nausārī. NAVASĀRIKĀ: modern Nausārī, capital of the original Lāṭa country, 310; 364; invasion and defeat of the Tājikas or Arabs in, 375. See Nausārī and Navasārī. NAVA-SIDDHAS: shrine of, at Kukkanūr, inscription at, 456 note 2. NAVILUGUNDA: province, 465. NAWĀB: of Sachin, creation of (1784), 107. NAWĀBS: of Sāvanur, their ancestor takes service in Bījāpur and, after the fall of Bījāpur enters the service of the Mughals and obtains an assignment of twenty-two mahāls, 665. NAWALGUND: tāluka in Dhārwār district, 406 note 4, 497, 503. NĀVANIKĀ: Sātavāhana's queen, mentioned in an inscription, 147. NĀVALADEVĪ: daughter of Gogi, married to Vesuga the Yādava king, 233, 514. See Nāyiladevī. NĀYARKHANDA: Prākṛit name of Nāgarakhaṇḍa, 281 note 3, 292, 369. NĀYILADEVĪ: wife of Vesu, 514. NĀYIMMA: Kolhāpur or Karhāḍ Śilāhāra prince, 254, 545. See Nāyivarman. NĀYIVARMAN: Karhāḍ Śilāhāra, 254, 545. See Nāyimma. NEDAMARI: son of Pulikeśin II., 361 note. NEGRO: slaves, 54. NELEVĪDU: fixed place of abode or capital, 440, 441 note 1. NELLŪR: battle at, 326. NENGIVŪR: village, 377. NEPĀL: 525. NEPĀLA: king of; subdued by Someśvara III., 221; conquest of, 431.