The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.617

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PÁLADEVA : Western Chálukya king Jagadekamalla II.'s officer, 457. PALAIPATMAI : modern Mahád, 174. PALAIPOTAMAI : 1. See Palaipatmai. PALAKKADA : Pallava town, 318 and note 12; grant from, 320. PÁLÁRU : river, 277, 326. PALASIGE : territorial division, 298 note 2; 358 note 1; 451; 452; 456; 460; 476; 486; 565; 568; 569; 570. PALÁSÍKÁ : Halsí, 285, 288, 289. PALAVERKÁDU : modern Pulicat, 318 note 12. PÁLE : caves, 12. PÁLEGÁR CHIEFS : 637. PÁLGHÁT : 262 note 5. PALGIRE : village, 367. PALHAVAS : 317 and note 3. See Pallavas. PÁLI : fort, reduced by Malik Ahmad, 32. PÁLI : ancient dialect, 136; 177; inscriptions, 538 note 8. PÁLIDEVÍ : 286 note 1. PÁLID-VAJA : banner of Vinayáditya the Chalukya king of Bádámi, 189, 338, 368; of the Ráshtrakútas, 387, 402. PALLAVA : see Pallavas. PALLAVÁDITYA-NOLAMBÁDHIRÁJA : Pallava king (974), 305, 306 note 4. PALLAVAMALLA : biruda of Nandivarman, 325. PALLAVA-MURÁRI : biruda of Tribhuvanadhira Nulamba, 332, 422. PALLAVAS : 316-334, Dramila, Dravida, or Drávida, their country and Kánchi or Conjeeveram their capital, 281; their country also called Tonda; Nolambavádi, portions of Belláry and Mysore, their possession in Western India, 318; their Gotra and Puranic genealogy, degraded Kshatriyas, origin of their name, Arsacidan Parthians, 316 and notes 5 and 6, 317 and notes 1 and 3, 318; their pedigrees, 321, 323; their crest, banner, and family god, 299 note 4, 319 and notes 2 and 3; destroyed by Gotamiputra (130), 317;

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their dynasty firmly established by the middle of the fourth century, 317; their king captured and liberated by the Early Gupta king Samudragupta, 319; seek to overthrow Kadamba Mayúrasarman, 286; destroyed by Kadamba Mrigesavarman, 288; conquered by the Western Chalukya king Kirtivarman I. (567-598) 281; defeated by Pulikesin II., 282, 329, 350-351; make constant wars with the Western Chalukyas and are called their natural enemies, 316; invade Bádámi, take Nolambavádi, and interrupt the sovereignty of the Western Chalukyas (634-635), 318-319, 336, 358, 382; defeated by Vikramáditya I., 186, 312, 362; by Vinayáditya, 188, 368; by Vikramáditya II., 189, 374; by Kirtivarman II., 190, 375, 377; by the Ráshtrakúta king Dhruva, 197, 393; subjugated by Govinda III., 198, 395; lose their sovereign power and sink into the position of mere feudatories and officials (977), 332; subdued by the Western Chalukya kings Somesvara II. and Vikramáditya VI., 333; their country overrun and ruled over by Hoysala Vishnuvardhana, 496, 499; brought to obedience by the Devagiri Yádava king Singhaṇa, 525; exist and continue to exercise some kind of power till the thirteenth century A.D., 333. See Káñchí. PALLUR : 318 note 12. See Palakkada. PAMPA : Canarese poet, author of the Vikramárjunavijaya (863), 212, 380, 416 note 7. PAMPÁ : lake, 142. PAMPABHÁRATA : 330. See Vikramárjunavijaya. PAMPÁTÍRTHA : modern Hampe in the Belláry district, 369. PANAMALAI : inscription at, 330. PANCHÁLA : 139;

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king of, killed by Taila II., 424, 426, 432; humbled by Singhaṇa, 525. PANOHALADEVA : Narasimha's successor (974-975); killed by the Western Chálukya king Taila II., 307. PÁNCHÁLAS : 139. See Pánchála. PANCHASÍKHA : Mándavya's son, progenitor of the Chalukyas, 339 note 7. PANCHASÍKHI HÁRÍTI : son of Hárita, 278 note 1; 339. PANCHAVAMAHÁRÁYA : Choḷa king, Rájarája-deva's military commander, 308. PANCHAVATÍ : place, on the Godávarí, 135; identified with Násik, 136. PANCH MAHÁLS : district, 382. PÁNDAVAS : the, spend twelve years in Banavási, 278 note 2. PÁNDHARPESHA : tenure, 113. PANDHARPUR : in the Sholápur district, under Vishnuvardhana, 185; inscription at, 247; records at, 527; murder of Gangádhar Shástri at (1815), 610. PANDIT : Mr. Sh. P., 427 note 3. PÁNDU LEṆA : group of caves, 355. PÁNDURANG-RÁO PATWARDHAN : taken prisoner by Haider (1776), 659. PÁNDUS : the, 139. PÁNDYA : see Pándyás. PÁNDYADEVA : Western Chálukya king Permá-jagadekamalla II.'s vassal, 319 note 1. PÁNDYADEVARASA : Kaḷachurya Someśvara's officer, 436. PÁNDYAS : boundaries of the country of, 277, 281; monkey-soldiers directed to go to their city, 137; their king defeated by Sahadeva, 133, 142; probably not known to Páṇini, 140; their territory outlying Aśoka's kingdom, 146; conquered by the Western Chalukya king Kirtivarman I., 345-346; invaded by Pulakeśin II., 183, 282, 350; rebel but are subdued by Vikramáditya I., 186, 358 note 1, 362 and note 6; reduced by Vinayáditya, 188-189; 368;

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by Vikramáditya II., 190, 375; defeated by Udayachandra, the general of the Pallava king Nandivarman, 327; reduced by the Ráshtrakúṭa king Dantidurga, 194, 389; subdued by Krishna III., 207; conquered by Kakka II., 423; their lands absorbed into the Choḷa kingdom, 308; subdued by the Western Chálukya king Someśvara II., 333; humbled by Hoysala Vishnuvardhana, 495, 496; associate with the Hoysalas against Vikramáditya II. also called VI., and are defeated by Sinda Achugi II., 218-219, 453, 574; their chieftain of Noḷambaváḍi branch do not recognise the sovereignty of the Devagiri Yádava king Bhillama, 519; subdued by Singhaṇa's general Bíchana, 243, 524, 525. PANGARIKÁ : village, 423. PANHÁLÁ : hill fortress near Kolhápur, 76, 254; capital of the Kolhápur Siláháras, 546; 549, 587; taken by Anáji Dattu (1659), 593; besieged by Sidi Johár (1660), 593; fight between the Maráthás and the Bijápur army at (1671), 594; Sambháji confined in, 595. PÁNINI : Sanskrit grammarian, 135, 138, 139, 140; his date, 141; 142, 171. PÁNIPAT : battle-field, 101; battle of (1761), 627. PANJÁB : first Aryan settlement in, 135; Aryas progressing from, 137; places mentioned by Páṇini in, 138. PANJÍM : capital of Portuguese India, 565. PANNÁLA-DURGÁDRISIMHA : Karád Siláhára Jatiga II.'s title, 546. PANNÁLEDURGA : modern Panhála, 549. PANNAPPESVARA : temple of, 422. PANNÁYA : tax, 451, 452. PANT : of Bávda, shares of, in the Sálshi province and Bhagvantgad, 79. PÁNTHÍPURA : Hángal, 558, 562.

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See Pántípura. PÁNTÍPURA : 563 and note 5. See Pánthípura. PANT PRATINIDHI : 106. PANT SACHIV : surrender of (1818), 116; his rights over the Koṅkaṇ villages settled, 127. PÁNUMGAL : modern Hángal in Dhárwár district, 377; 298 note 2, 431, 435, 437, 439, 450, 451, 456, 458, 465, 484; 558, 561, 562, 563, 564. See Hangal. PANW ELLY : port under the Gujarát kings, 30. PÁRÁDÁ : river, mentioned in an inscription at Násik, 148. PÁRÁHÁNAKA : village, modern Parona in the Surat district, 406. PARAHITARÁJA : biruda of a Chalukya chief, 380. PARAKESARIVARMAN : another name of the Choḷa king Rájendra Choḷadeva, 436. See Madhurántaka II. and Rajendra-Choḷadeva. Brother-in-law of Vikramáditya VI. the Western Chálukya king, 445. See Adhirájendradeva. PARAMA : village, presented to Gaṅgarája by Vishnuvardhana, 500. PARAMABHATTÁRAKA : paramount title, 474; 475; 488; 518 523. PABAMÁRAS : kings of Málwa, 441; 442. PARAMARDI : Kaḷachurya prince, 470. See Permáḍi.