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The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.661

The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.661

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c12.661

RANDAULA: Bijápur general, 39; defeated by the Mughals (1629), 650. RÁNEBENNÚR: táluka in Dhárwár district, 578. RANGAPATÁKA: wife of Kálakála Narasimha Vishnu the Pallava king, 330. RÁNGNA: fort, besieged by Sháhu, 81. RÁNOJI SINDIA: founder of the Sindia family, 600. RANNÁDEVÍ: daughter of Govinda III., 394. RÁSAMÁLÁ: 213 note 1; 431 note 1. RASÁTALA: division of Pátála, 576. RÁSENANAGAR CITY: camp of Vijayáditya, identified with Rásiyana of the Ráshtrakúta grant in A.D. 807, modern Rásin in the Karjat táluka of the Ahmednagar district, 371-372, 399. See Rásiyana. RASHID-UD-DIN: (A.D. 1300), 4. RÁSHTRAKÚTA: see Ráshtrakútas. RÁSHTRAKÚTAS: 194-210, 382-425; origin of their name, 178, 383-385; said to be Reddis, 22 note 2, 143, 383; their earliest trace, probably Rahtods and thus connected with Rájputáná and Kanauj; Lattanúr their original town, 384; another explanation of the name, 384-385; their early kings, 296, 385-386; crest of the Ráshtrakútas of Mánapura, 386; crest, family-god, and hereditary title of the Málkhed family of, 299 note 4, 387; their insignia, 338 note 7, 387; their musical instrument, 327 note 7, 387; their Puránic genealogy, 341 note 2, 383; overwhelm the Western Chalukyas of Bádámi, succeed them (757); and extend their territory, 336, 340, 341 note 1, 382; identified with the Balháras, 209; Dantidurga the real founder of the family, 194, 389; establishment of an independent family of Ráshtrakútas in Láta, 392; overlords of the Konkan, 10, 16, 22, 392; kept back by the kings of Valabhí, 382; Govinda III. places the power of the dynasty on a really firm footing, 197-199, 395; Láta placed in charge of a prince of the family, 23, 332, 397; annex all the territory to the north as far as the Sábarmati and push on to the frontier of Sindh, 383; become natural enemies of the Eastern Chalukyas, 316 note 5; Násik is probably their first capital, 396; Málkhed is made their capital, 403; their Gujarát branch, 400, 408, 413; extent of their territory, 382, 383, 396; religion under them, 208, 406-407; their dominions pass into the hands of the Western Chálukya of Kalyáni (973-974), 23, 207-208, 424, 426, 542 note 4. See Dantidurga, Krishna I., Govinda II., Dhruva, Govinda III., Amoghavarsha I., Krishna II., Jagattunga II., Indra III., Amoghavarsha II., Govinda IV., Krishna III., Jagattunga III., Khottiga, Kakka II., and Indra IV. RÁSHTRAS: heads of districts, 21. RÁSHTRIKAS: Sanskrit for Prákrit Ráshtrakas, 148; Kshatriya tribe, 178. RÁSÍN: village, its ancient name, 399. RÁSIYANA: territorial division, 398; may be identified with Rásin, 399.