The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.619

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PARNER: north boundary of the Portuguese district of Daman, 54. PÁROL: remains at, 22. PÁROLA: town and fort, confiscated by Government from the Jhánsi family (1859), 632. PARSHARÁM BHÁU PATVARDHAN: Peshwa’s general sent to the Koṅkaṇ to cut off the communication of the English army with Bombay (1781), 105, 605; sent against Haidar (1776-1779), 659; takes Dhárwár (1790), 661-662; obtains most of the districts acquired from Tipu, sent to Bájiráo to make proposals, is sent to prison, 606; offers to march against the Rája of Sátára, is released and takes the Rája prisoner, 607; is reconciled to Nána Phadnavis (1799), 662; is defeated and killed by Kolhápur troops, 607. PARSHARÁM PANT PATVARDHAN: 606. See Parsharám Bháu Patvardhan. PÁRSIS: immigrants, Introduction to the History of the Koṅkaṇ, xii, 7. PÁRŚVÁBHYUDAYA: poem of Jinasena, 200, 407. PÁRŚVANÁTHA: Jain temple of, at Vardhamánapura, 552 note 8. PARTHAVA: 318. See Pahlava and Pallava. PARTHIAN: 318. PARTHIANS: Arsacidans, 317. PÁRTHIVAS: 318. PARTITION TREATY: between the kings of the Deccan (1491), 589; secret, between Akbar and Ibráhím Ádil Sháh, 649. PARVATA MATHA: at Harasúr, inscription at, 457 note 5. PÁRVATÍ: wife of Śiva, 482. PÁTÁLA: subterranean region, 576. PÁTALÍPURA: town, 578, 579. PÁTALÍPUTRA: modern Pátna, 407; capital of Aśoka, 142, of the Maurya dynasty, 157, 277; Buddhist council held in Aśoka’s reign at, 278 note 2; 579. PÁTAN: 8. PATANJALI: Sanskrit grammarian, author of Mahábháshya (B.C. 150), 135;

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his chronological relations with Kátyáyana, 140, 141; his references to Mahábhárata characters, 142. PATAVARDHANA: family name of Koṅkanastha Bráhmans, 244. PÁTHAK: Mr. K. B., 200 note 4; 285 note 6; 288 note 6; 290 note 3; 373 note 5; 406 note 6; 407 note 5; 410 note 2; 550 note 9. Family name among Deśasthas, 245. PÁTNÁ: village, in Khándesh district; Chángadeva founds a matha at, 244; inscription at, 298 note 2, 460, 521, 525; record at, 522, 523; rock temples of, 619. PÁTRAKESARIN: 407. See Vidyánanda. PATTABANDHA: coronation, 217 note 5; 286, 446. PATTABANDHOTSAVA: coronation festival, 203. PATTADADAL: inscription at, 393. PATTADAKAL: town, in Kaládgi district, Śiva temple at, 190; inscription at, 197, 305 and note 2, 370, 371 note 2, 372, 374 note 6, 376, 377, 394, 459 note 4, 460, 462, 573, 575 ; 348 note 8 ; 430, 431, 441 note 6 ; 572. PATTADA-KISUVOLAL : modern Paṭṭadakal, 305 and note 2, 348 note 3, 572, 575. PATTI-PERUMĀLA : 496. PATTI-POMBUCHCHAPURA : modern Hombucha or Humcha, 458 ; 494 ; S'ántara family of, 568. PATVARDHAN STATES : 657. PAULISTINES : Jesuits, establish themselves in every village and town, 56. PĀVETTAGE : village, 421. PAYVE : Hayve province, 282 note 5, 452 ; 568. PEDEKUL : country, 369. PEDGAON : frontler fort of the Mughals (1673), 626 ; taken by the Maráṭhás, 627. PEINT STATE : lapsed to the Government (1878), 633. PEJJUNKA : tax, 451. PELAR : remains at, 22. PENDÁRIS : freebooters, 114. See Pendháris.

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PENDHÁRIS : freebooters, sack villages in the Koṅkaṇ (1817), 125 ; at war with the English, 630. See Pendaris. PERÁRU : river, 441. PERIPLUS : the, 1, 2, 3, 133, 143, 174, 538 note 8, 619. PERIYÁLA : village, 358 note 1. PERMÁDI : of Jimūtaváhana lineage and Khachara race, feudatory of the Western Chálukya king Vikramáditya VI., 452. Of the Kalachurya family, feudatory of Someśvara III., 456, 468, 470, 471. Goa Kádamba prince and feudatory of Taila III., 460, 476, 486, 548 ; called S'ivachitta, 565 ; his gold coins ; 566 ; his wife, his other names and titles, 569 ; rules over Palasige and the Koṅkaṇ, 570. PERMÁDI I. : Sinda prince, son of Achugi II. (1144), 459, 573 ; Western Chálukya king Jagadekamalla II.,'s feudatory, 575 ; besieges Dorasamudra, takes Belupura and drives Bittiga to the pass of Váhaḍi, 497 ; puts to flight Jayakeśin II., 579. PERMÁDI II. : Sinda prince Chávuṇḍa II.'s son, 573, 575. PERMA-JAGADEKAMALLA II. : Western Chálukya king Someśvara III.,'s successor destroys the Pallavas, 317 note 1 ; 333 ; his feudatories, 494 ; 516 ; 555 ; 562 ; 575. See Jagadekamalla. PERMANADI : Nītimárga Koṅguṇivarma the Western Gaṅga king (900), 300. PERMÁNADI-BÚTUGA : Western Gaṅga prince, 284 note 4 ; brother-in-law and feudatory of Krishna III., 307 note 1, 402, 441 note 4. PERMANENT SETTLEMENT : offer of (1801), 121. PERMATTI : musical instrument of the Kádambas, 560, 566. PERRON : Anquetil Du, 86. PERUMÁLEDEVA : Vīra-Narasimha III.,'s officer, 509.

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PERÚR : original name of Belúr, 519 note 1. PERUVALANALLÚR : battle of, 326, 362.