The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.655

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c12.655

PRABHÓTAVARSHA GOVINDARÁJA : Ráshtrakúṭa king (812), 383, 399. PRACHANDA : Krishna II.’s feudatory, 413. PRACHITGAD : fort, captured by Rámoshis (1815), 610. PRÁKRIT : dialect, 133, 136, 137, 144, 410 note 1. PRÁKRITA PRAKÁŚA : Vararuchi’s Prákṛit grammar, 144. PRALHÁD NIRÁJI : Rájárám’s officer, 596. PRAMEYA KAMALAMÁRTANDA : Prabháchandra’s commentary on Máṇikyanandin’s Paríkśamukha, 407. PRANÁLAKADURGA : modern Panhálá, 549. PRANAVA : sacred syllable Om, 227. PRÁNTS : districts, 29, 42. PRASÁNTARÁGA DADDA II. : Gurjara king, 312 note 7. PRASNOTTARAMÁLÁ : 403. See Ratnamáliká. PRASNOTTARA-RATNAMÁLIKÁ : work on morality, 200. PRATÁPA HOYSALA : 500, 501. See Narasimha I. and Vira-Balláḷa II. PRATÁPARUDRA : Tailaṅga prince, 246, 247. PRATÁPARUDRIYA : work on poetics, 246; 511. PRATÁPGAD : hill-fort, built by Shiváji (1656), 67; Afzul Khán assassinated at (1659), 592. PRATÁPPUR : village, in Khándesh, 633. PRATÁPPURI : Pratápsháh’s capital, 27. PRATÁPRÁO GUJAR : captain under Sultán Mázum, ordered to be arrested by Aurangzib; escapes and joins Shiváji (1670), 594; levies chauth in Khándesh (625); defeats the Mughals at Sálher and falls in an action at Panhálá, 594. PRATÁP SHÁH : Bhimrája’s son, builds a capital at Marol, and calls it Pratáppuri, 27. PRATÁPSINH : Rája of Sátára, installed by the English (1818), 611; deposed and sent to Benáres (1839), 612. PRATINIDHI : Sátára minister, takes a fort in the Sidi’s districts (1733), 82-83. Parsharám Shrinivás, imprisoned by Bájiráo at Mhaswad (1806); released by the Telin mistress, defeated and taken prisoner by Bápu Gokhale (1807), 609. PRATISTHÁN : 11. See Pratisthána. PRATISTHÁNA : 143, 147, 277, 397. See Paithana. PRATYANDAKA : king of, vanquished by Bhillama V., 238, 520. PRAVARASENA II. : Vákáṭaka Mahárája, 279 note 1. PRAYÁGA : near Kolhápur, 255. PRÁYASCHITTA : atonement, 249. PRESIDENT : English East India Company’s ship, attacked by some Arab vessels in Sambháji’s pay, 77. PRINSEP : Mr. James, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, iii. PRITHIVÍMÚLA : Prabhákara’s son, 334. PRITHIVÍVALLABHA : biruda of the Western Chalukyas, 345 note 1. See Prithivívallabha. PRITHIVÍVALLABHA-NIKUMBHALLAŚAKTI : Sendraka prince (655), 292.