The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.660.4

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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.