The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.618

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c12.618

PARAMARDIDEVA: Vikramáditya II., 219; 234, 515. See Vikramáditya VI. PARAMARDIN: Kalachurya prince, 225. See Permáḍi. PARAMEŚVARA POTARÁJA: Parameśvaravarman II., 325. PARAMEŚVARA POTAVARMAN I.: 324. See Parameśvaravarman I. PARAMEŚVARA POTAVARMAN II.: 325. See Parameśvaravarman II. PARAMEŚVARAVARMAN I.: Vidyavinīta the Pallava king, 322 and note 8, 323; succeeds Mahendravarman II., 324 note 3; 325; defeats Vikramáditya I. at Peruvaḷanallūr, 326; 343 note 2; is overthrown by Vikramáditya I., 326. PARAMEŚVARAVARMAN II.: Pallava king, 324 note 1, 325 and note 2, 326. PARAMADEVA: Seunachandra II.’s successor, 516. PARÁNTAKA I.: Choḷa king (935), 299 note 4, 320 note 6; 325; copperplate grants of, 326, 327. See Madiraikoṇḍa-ko-Parakesarivarman. PARASANGAS: Sindi linear measure of distance, 388. PARASHRÁM: Marátha commandant of Viśhálgad, after a six months’ siege hoists the imperial flag and leaves the fort (1701), 80. PARASHRÁM BHÁU PATVARDHAN: Peshwa’s general, 105. See Parsharám Bháu Patvardhan. PARASHURÁMA: sixth incarnation of Vishnu, 26; son of Jamadagni and Reṇuká, 282 note 5. PÁRASÍKAS: probably Syrians, 317; defeated by Vinayáditya, 368. PARBHÚS: district of the, coinciding with Virát, Introduction to the History of the Koṅkaṇ, x.; claim Bhímrája, 27; employed in high positions under the Portuguese Government, but not allowed to perform their religious duties openly; forcibly converted to Christianity, their Christian descendants in Sálsette and Bassein, 60. PARDÁPUR: Pratápsháh’s capital, 27. PARICHERA: (fairy-face) daughter of the king of Soṅkehr sent to Alá-ud-dín, 31. PARÍKSHÁMUKHA: Jain work, 407. PÁRISASETTI: officer under the Devagiri Yádava kings Jaitugi I. and Siṅghaṇa, 521, 524. PARÍSESHA KHAṆḌA: appendix to Hemádri’s Chaturvarga Chintámaṇi, 249. PARISHAD: Vedic school of Bráhmans, 148. PARIYÁ: village, in the Surat district, 359 and note 5. PARIYALA: village, battle of, 322, 326, 358. PÁRIYÁTRA: portion of the Vindhya range, 135, 149. PARIYAYA: 359. See Pariyá. PARJÁPUR: 27. See Pardápur. PARLÁ-KIMEDI: grant at, 297. PÁRLI: hill fort, 594. PARNAKHETA: city, captured by the Yádava king Mallugi, 235, 516.