The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.617.2

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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;