The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.612

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NERŪR: copperplate grant from, 185, 189, 295, 336 note 3, 337 note 2, 338 note 1, 344, 347, 348, 351, 352, 356, 365 and note 2, 367; 370 note 5, 371, 372, 373. NESARGE: in the Belgaum district, 555; stone inscription at, 557. NESTORIANS: Christian sect, 6. NETĀJI PĀLKAR: Śivāji's general, defeats a body of Mughal horse under Shaista Khān, (1664) 593. NIBANDHAS: commentaries on the Smritis, 228. NIDAGUNDI: in the Ron tāluka, inscription at, 403, 443 note 1, 574. NIDASINGI: in the Hāngal tāluka, inscription at, 56 note 4. NIGAMASABHĀ: town-corporation under the Andhrabhrityas or Sātavāhanas, 176. NĪJIKABBE: wife of Piṭṭuga the Raṭṭa chieftain, 552. NĪJIYABBE: 552. See Nījikabbe. NIKITIN: Russian traveller, 31, 35. NIKUMBHA: family, 460, 521. NIKUMBHALLAŚAKTI PRITHIVĪVALLABHA: prince of the Sendraka family in charge of Lāṭa (654), 311; grant of, 360, 363. NĪLAGIRI: fortress at, 496. NĪLALOCHANĀ: sister of the Kalachurya Vijjana or Bijjala and wife of Basava, 226, 479. NĪLĀMBĀ: wife of Basava, 227, 481. NĪLGUND: inscription at, 426, 429. NĪMBADEVARASA: subordinate of Gaṇḍarāditya, 548. NIMBARGI: in the Nizām's dominions, inscription at, 438 note 2. NIMBAVANA: battle at, 326. NINE KINGDOMS: 403 note 3. NIPĀNI: chief of, joins Sindia against the Patvardhans; 662; accompanies General Wellesley as commandant of the Peshwa's troops; is rewarded by Bāji Rāv II. with the title of Sar-Lashkar; does not act cordially against the English (1817) and is confirmed in the possession of his saranjām; attempts are made to introduce a supposititious child; the saranjām is resumed on the death of the chief (1839), 670. See Appa Desāi Nipānkar. NĪRĀ: river, 357. NĪRALGI: in the Hāngal tāluka, record at, 444, 454, 561 note 7. NIRAVADYA PAṆḌITA: house pupil of Pūjyapāda, spiritual adviser of Vinayāditya the Chālukya king, 191. NIRAVADYA UDAYADEVA PAṆḌITA: house pupil of Pūjyapāda 373. See Niravadya-paṇḍita. NIRGRANTHA: Jain sect, 288. NIRGUNDA: in Mysore, inscription at (1250), 495 note 2, 502. NĪRILLI: Mahājanas of, 444. NIRMAL: temple at, 28. NIRPAN: in the Nāsik district, grant at, 345, 349, 352, 357, 358 note 1, 360 note 3. NIRUPAMA: father of Karka II. the Rāshṭrakūṭa king, 207. Biruda of Dhruva, son of Subhatunga, 409. Brother of Khoṭṭiga and father of Kakka II., 423. See Dhruva.