The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.660

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RAICHOR: see Raichur. RAICHÚR: 441 note 6; laid waste by Malik Káfur, 29, 533; district and fort, 638; taken by Asad Khán, general of Bijápur, 642; taken by Vijayanagar from Bijápur, 643. RAILWAYS: 130. RÁIRI: Ráygad, Rája of, 31; district in charge of the Abyssinians, 34; fort, 40; fort, surprised by Shiváji, 67; Shiváji's capital, 68; taken by the English (1765) and restored on payment of Rs. 80,000 (1766), 106. See Ráygad. RÁIS: petty Konkan chiefs, 25. RÁJA: Bhillama I.'s son, 513 and note 3, 514. RÁJA ÁLI: successor of Mirán Muhammad of Khándesh, 623. RÁJÁDITYA: Chola king, 322 note 8; at war with the Ráshtrakúta Krishna III.; is treacherously slain by Bútuga, 305, 322 note 8, 421. RÁJAGI: 513 and note 3. See Rája. RÁJA JÁYSING: sent against Shiváji by Aurangzib (1665), 593. RÁJAKESARIVARMAN: Chola king; inscription of, 322 note 7; make friendly overtures to Vikramáditya VI., 444. See Víra Rájarájadeva I. RÁJALA: Kalachurya Kannama's son, 469. RÁJAMALLA: Pallava king, 303 note 7; 307 note 7; 328 note 3. See Ráchamalla. RÁJAPITÁMAHA: Mallikárjun's title, conferred on Ambada, 24. RÁJÁPUR: district 29, 39; port, plundered by Shiváji (1660-61), 68; 70; flourishes under Shiváji, 72; Musalmán governor of, offers the trade of the town to the English East India Company (1649-50), 120; English factory at, given up (1664), re-established (1674), given up (1681) and again re-established between A.D. 1698 and A.D. 1708; French factory established in A.D. 1670; description of, 121;

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grant at, 253. On the Ghod river, Maráthás surprised by Bussy at (1751), 627. RÁJÁPURI: creek, 173, 174. RÁJARÁJA: Chola king, 308. See Rájarájadeva. RÁJARÁJADEVA: Chola king (A.D. 1006), 308; 341 note 2; 491. See Ko-Rájarája-Rájakesarivarman, Núrmadi Chola, and Rájendra. RÁJÁRÁM: Shiváji's second son, 76; is imprisoned at Ráygad, sends his family to Vishálgad and moves about the country, 79; regent, of the Marátha empire, his plans against the Mughals, 596; escapes from Jinji and arrives at Vishálgad, 596; makes a plundering expedition through the Gangthari, Báglán, Khándesh, Berár, and levies chouth, 597; his death at Ráygad, 597. RÁJÁS: petty Konkan chiefs, 25. RÁJA ŚEKHARAVILÁSA: work of the poet Shadakshari, 437 note 6. RÁJASIMHA: Pallava king, son of Parmeśvaravarman I., 329. Indravarman the Western Ganga prince, 297. RÁJASIMHAPALLAVEŚVARA: 330. See Rája-simha. RÁJASIMHEŚVARA: temple of Śiva, built by Narasimhavarman II. at Kánchi, inscription at, 327 note 8, 328, 330, 375. See Rájasimha. RÁJATARAMGINÍ: chronicle of Káshmir, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, i.; Sanskrit work, 281 note 3; 293 note 1; 449 note 3. RÁJATRINETRA: biruda of Kakka II., 423. RÁJENDRA: Chola king, 433. See Ko-Rája-rája-Rájakesarivarman, Núrmadi Chola, and Rája-Rájadeva. Original appellation of the Eastern Chalukya Kulottunga Chodadeva I., 445. RÁJENDRA CHODA: Dravila king, 416 note 6. RÁJENDRA CHOLA: 341 note 2. See Ko-Parakesarivarman. RÁJENDRA CHOLADEVA: Chola king, 436.

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See Parakesarivarman and Madhurantaka II. RÁJENDRAPURA: conquered by Vishnuvardhana, 497. RÁJENDRAVARMAN: Western Ganga king, 297. RÁJE SHIRKE: surname of the Shirke family, 86. RÁJIGA: king of Vengi, deposes the king of Kánchi and usurps the power; is defeated by Vikramáditya VI., 217, 445. RÁJMÁCHI: hill fort in the Máwals, 592; given to the Peshwa, 88. RÁJPATH: the king's highway, 21. RÁJPIPLÁ: state, hills of, 310, 314. RÁJPURI: Abyssinian settlement, 7; village remains of, 41; fort, taken by the Sidis, 79. RÁJPUTÁNA: establishment of the kingdom of the Scythians in, 158; Ráshtrakútas connected with, 384. RÁJPUTS: claim Bhimrája, 27; their clan of Rahtods connected with Ráshtrakútas, 384. RÁJUGI: see Śrirája. RÁKSHASAS: wild tribe infesting the forest of Dandakáranya and disturbing the religious rites of Bráhman sages, 137; wild tribes met by the Aryas, 137. RÁKSHASBHUVANA: village, the Nizám defeated by the Peshwa at (1763), 627. RAKSHITA: Buddhist teacher, 278 note 2. RAKTAPURA: town, identified with the modern Lakshmeśvara in the Miraj state, 304 note 6, 368, 373; camp of Vijayáditya at, 373; camp of Vikramáditya II., 376. RÁMA: king of Ayodhya, incarnation of Vishnu, 23, 135, 142; not alluded to, by Patañjali and Panini, meets Sugriva, 142; rivalled by Gotamiputra in exploits and prowess, 149. Son of Kholesvara Singhanas's general, leads an expedition to Gujarát; is killed, 240, 242. Western Chálukya king Somośvara's officer, 465.

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Purushotama's son called Ekántada-Rámayya, 482. Devagiri Yádava king Rámachandra, 529. RÁMACHANDRA: Devagiri Yádava king (1271-1310), 519; wrests the kingdom from his cousin Amana, his epithets and titles, the extent of his empire, 247, 528; the records of his time, 25, 247, 511, 529; his minister Hemádri, 248, 530; is defeated by Allá-ud-din Khilji and compelled to pay tribute (1294), 250-251, 530-531; neglects to send the tribute regularly, is defeated and taken prisoner to Delhi by Malik Káfur (1307); is released and presented with the district of Nausárí, 251, 532; entertains Malik Káfur (1309); his death, 533. RÁMACHANDRADEVA: Devagiri Yádava king Rámchandra, 25. RÁMACHANDRA GANESH: Peshwa's commander, 105. RÁMACHANDRA PARÁNJPE: subhedár, of Ratnágiri, releases the impostor Sadáshiv Bháu, 102. RÁMADEV: Devagiri Yádava king, 529, 530. See Rámachandra. RÁMADEVA: Singhana's minister (1240) in charge of Ambá, 524; 525. See Kholeśvara's son Ráma. RÁMÁJIPANT: Báláji Peshwa's general, 90; takes Anjanvel and Dábhol and all the forts north of Vijaydurga (1756), 92. RÁMALINGA: temple of, at Deur, 521 note 5; inscription at, 558 note 7. RÁMAPURÍ: territorial division, 417. RÁMARÁJA: 524. See Kholeśvara's son Ráma. RAMSHÁSTRI: Peshwa's minister of justice, 603. RÁMATÍRTH: 148. RÁMÁYANA: 135, 136, 137, 138; corruption of the, 141; uncertainty of the date of the, 142; reference to certain countries in passages of the, 142; 344.

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RAMBHÁJI NIMBÁLKAR: distinguishes himself in the Mughal service and receives the title of Ráo Rambha, 598. RÁMRÁJA: entrapped by Tárábái and made a prisoner (1751), 603; set at liberty and allowed to live in Sátára (1761), 603; his death in 1777, 604. RÁMEŚVARA: 198; tirth on the Tungabhadrá, temple of Parmeśvara at, 377; sacred place, 397. Temple of, at Húlihalli, inscription at, 582 and note 1. RÁMOSHIS: wild tribe, enlisted by Báji Ráo II. to shut up the gháts; invade the Kalyán district, 116. RAMRÍ: island, off the coast of Arakan, 347 note 2. RANÁGRAHA: grant made by (A.D. 641), 314. RANAJAYA: biruda of Rájasimha the Pallava king, 329; 330; 331. RANARÁGA: second Chálukya prince, 181, 243 note 2; father of Pulikeśin I., 329 note 4; son of Jayasimha I. Chálukya king, 340, 342, 343. RANARAGABHÍMA: probably Tailapa, 233. RANARASIKA: Vikramáditya I., 329 and notes 4 and 5, 343 note 2, 361. RANA: the, of Dholka, 525. RANAVIGRAHA: biruda of Śamkaragana, son of Kokkala the king of Chedi, 203, 414. RANAVIKRAMA: biruda of Pulikeśin I., 343. RANAVIKRÁNTA: biruda of Mangaleśa of Vátápi, 347; biruda of Buddhavarman, son of Jayasimhavarman the Chálukya prince of Gujarát, 359.