The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.656

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PRITHIVÍVYÁGHRA : Nisháda chief, defeated by the Pallava general Udayachandra, 326. PRITHIVÍRÁMA : Raṭṭa prince of Saundatti, feudatory of the Rúshtrakúṭas, 411 note 1, 420, 550, 551; builds a Jain temple, 201. PRITHIVÍVALLABHA : 181, 182; biruda of Govinda III., 199. See Prithivívallabha. PROLA : Kákatíya prince, 458 note 2, 462. PROLARÁJA : fights with Tailapa II., 222. See Prola. PROTECTOR : English ship, 90. PROTHER : Colonel, takes the forts of Karnála, Avchitgad, Songad, Páli, Bharap, Rájmáchi, and Kuári (1818), 116-117; takes the forts of Tala, Ghosála, Ráygad, Lingána, Kángori, Chandangad, and Mahipatgad (1818), 117. PTOLEMY : Greek geographer, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, iii., 1, 2, 138, 143, 153, 159, 165, 166, 176, 278 note 2, 538 note 8. PÚCHÁN : family, hereditary servants of the Pallavas, 326. PUDUMÁVI VASISTHIPUTRA : (130) 11. PÚJYAPÁDA : Jain preceptor and grammarian, 191, 256; author of the Jainendra-grammar, 371. Epithet of Jain teachers, 373 and note 5. PULAKESÍ : Avanijanáśraya, son of Dhavásraya Jayasimhavarman, younger brother of Vikramáditya I., 187, 376; feudatory ruler of Láṭa, vanquishes the Tájikas and annexes the Gurjara territory to Láṭa, 187-188, 310, 311, 316, 375. See Avanijanáśraya Pulikesin. PULAKESÍ I : Western Chalukya king, the real founder of the dynasty, establishes his power about 550 in the territory surrounding Bádámi, takes Bádámi from the Kadambas of Banawási and makes it his capital, 181, 335, 344;

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various spellings of his name, 343 and note 4; his genealogy, 341, 342; his sons, 328; his younger brother, 360 note 3; performs sacrifices, 181, 338 and note 1; described in the Pallava records as defeated by Narasimhavarman I., 323, 358. See Pulikesin I. PULAKESÍ II. : (609-642), son of the Western Chalukya king Kirtivarman I., Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, ii. 182, 282, 349-361; various spellings of his name, 351; civil war with his uncle Mangalesa, 348; 349; vassals renounce allegiance; subdues various kings and successfully resists an attack by Harshavardhana of Kanauj, 283, 300, 312, 323, 325 note 3, 341, 350; establishes himself at Bádámi, and assumes the regal title of Parameśvara, 351 and notes 3 and 4; establishes the Eastern branch of the Chalukyas at Veṅgi, 185, 335 note 1, 352; letters and presents are interchanged between himself and Khosru II. of Persia, 185, 352; Hiuen Tsiang’s account of his kingdom, 184-185, 352-354, 431 note 2; records of his time, 292, 313 note 1, 337 note 2, 338, 341 note 2, 344 and notes 1 and 6, 345, 355-358, 538 note 8; his reign ends in disaster; is defeated and Bádámi laid waste by the Pallavas, 322, 358; records for the interval that followed Pulakeśi's defeat and the re-establishment of power by Vikramāditya I., 359-361. See Pulikeśin II. PULAKEŚIN : see Pulakeśi II. PULASHAKTI : Śilāhāra king, 11, 17. PULICAT : town, 318 note 12.

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PULIGERE : territorial division, 307, 373, 418, 428 note 4, 431, 432, 449, 451, 452, 454, 456, 563. PULIKÁLA : Sinda prince, 574, 576, 577. PULIKARA : Sanskrit form of Puligere, 304 and note 6, 373. PULIKARANAGARA : Lakshmeshwar, 524. PULIKESHI II. : 14. See Pulakeśi II. PULIKEŚIN : see Avanijanāśraya Pulakeśi. PULIKEŚIN I. : see Pulakeśi I. PULIKEŚIN II. : see Pulakeśi II. PULIMAT : successor of Gotamiputra, 155, 158. PULINDAS : 134, 138, 143. PULLAŚAKTI : Śilāhāra feudatory of Amoghavarsha (843-844), 200, 253, 404, 405 note 1, 539, 541. PULIYAPPAYANAVÍDU : in Sindavāḍi province, 441 and note 6. PULLALÚRA : in Conjeevaram tāluka, defeat of the Chālukya army at, 324, 350. PU-LO-KI-SHE : Hwan Thsang's name of Pulikeśin II., 184; 353. PULOMAT : 158. See Pulimat. PULUMÁYI : his dates, 158, 159, 168; his charter, 150, 165; his inscriptions, 149, 151, 152, 153, 154, 156, 166; regains the lost province, 160, 161; 165; 167; 170; 175. PÚNÁD : district, 303. PUNDEAS : 138. PURA : in Dhārwār, record at, 527. PURADAKERI : in Koḍ tāluka, 460 note 3. PURÁNAS : Introduction to the History of the Dekkan, i., 133, 134, 136, 138, 140, 142, 145, 146, 155, 156, 157, 162, 163, 164, 165, 172, 177, 225, 226, 334. PURANDHAR : hill fort, taken by Shivāji in 1647, 592; again in the hands of the Mughals (1667); retaken by Shivāji, 594; Bālaji Vishvanāth flies to, 598; treaty of (1776), 102. PURÁNIC GODS : under the Chālukyas, 192. PURÁNIC RELIGION : under the Kalachuris, 228-229.

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PURENDA : and its five-and-a-half districts held by Khwāja Jahān (1511), 589. PURÍ : Maurya capital, 14, 350, 404; identification of, 16 note 2, 540-541; 18; attacked and reduced by Pulakeśi II., 183 and note 4; capital of the Śilāhāras of the north Koṅkaṇ, 16, 253, 404, 542. PURIGERE : territorial division, 304 and note 6, 306, 373, 403, 416, 418, 419, 422, 431, 437, 440, 442, 460. See Puligere. PURIMAT : see Pulimat. PURU-RANAPARÁKRAMA : biruda of Kīrtivarman, 345. PURUSHOTTAMA : biruda of Guṇabhara the Pallava king, 331.