The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.663

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RATTIS: 143. See Rástrikas. RATTIGA: country, 308. RATTIS: 143. See Ráshtrikas. RÁUTTARÁYA: 509. See Perumáḷadeva. RAVALEYANÁYAKA: Bijjaḷa's officer, 460. RÁVANA: the demon king of Ceylon and ravisher of Sítá, 135. RAVIKÍRTI: poet, composer of the Aihole inscription and builder of Jain temples, 191, 194; 357. RAVIVARMAN: Kadamba king, 288 and note 7; his war with the Pallava king, 289, 291 note 1, 322. RÁYA: minister of Raćhamalla the Western Gaṅga king, and promoter of the Jain religion, 499. RÁYADEVARASA: feudatory of Víra-Baḷḷáḷa II., 506. RÁYGAD: fort taken by Shiváji (1648), 592; Shiváji crowned at (1674), 594; Rájárám imprisoned at, 79; taken by the Mughals (1690), 79, 596; Rájárám dies at (1700), 597; taken by the Maráthás (1735), 83, 600; Haváldár of, rises in rebellion and is reduced (1772), 100; taken by the English (1818), 117. See Ráiri. RÁYA NÁRÁYANA: biruda of the Devagiri Yádava kings, 517. RÁYANA: village accountant, father-in-law of Vikramáditya VI., 449. RÁYARÁJAGURU: royal preceptor of the Devagiri Yádava king Kṛishṇa, 527. RÁYARÁJAPURA: Taḷakaḍ, pillaged by Vishṇuvardhana, 496. RÁYASETTIPURA: record at, 508. RÁYBÁG: in the Kolhápur territory, inscription at a Jain temple at, 457 note 2; 557. RÁYPUR: district, 425. RECHANAYYA: Rechaṇa, Kalachurya Saṅkama's officer, 487, 489. RECLAMATION: 33. REDDI: Telugu farmer, 383-84; tribe or caste, 550. REDÍ: village near Veṅgurla, 181, 347. REINAUD: 4. RELAOÁO: supreme court, 52. REMÁDEVÍ: senior wife of the Hoysaḷa king Víra-Baḷḷáḷa II., 488. See Remmádeví. REMAINS: Buddhistic (50), 1; at Aṭgaon, Párol, Waḷukeshvar in Bombay, and Lonád, 22; Musalmán, at Kalyán, Bhiwndi, Lánja, and Rájpuri, 41; Portuguese, at Bassein, Chaul, Mándvi, Kelvá-Máhim, and Marol, 65; and at Maṇḍaposhwar, 66. REMEDI: Portuguese church at, 65; burnt by Kákáji, 80. REMMÁDEVÍ: wife of Víra-Baḷḷáḷa II., 498, 501, 502. See Romádeví. RENADÁL: near Kolhápur, record at, 527, 528. RENNELL: 2. RENUKÁ: mother of Paraśuráma the destroyer of the Kshatriyas, 282 note 5. RESIDENTS: English, appointed to collect the revenues of Belápur, Kalyán, and Karaṇja (1781), 105.