The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.656.2

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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.