The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.660.2

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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.