The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.660.1

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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;