The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.660.5

c12.660.5

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.