The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.656.1

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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;