The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.741

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SOCIETY OF JESUS: 59. SODHALA: chief secretary of Siṅghaṇa, 243. SODRE: Vincent, sails along the coast as far as Cambay (1503), 43. SOGAL: in the Belgaum district, inscription at, 428, 559. SOHANI: Haṅgal Kādamba Kāmadeva's general killed in battle with Vīra-Ballāḷa II., 563. SOIDEVA: officer of Jaitugi I., 521. SOLADAGANDA: biruda of Baddiga the Chā-lukya king, 380. SOLAR RACE: 583. SOLDADOS: Portuguese soldiers, 55. SOLDIERS: native, 55. SOMA: Śilāhāra king of Thāṇa, defeated by the Devagiri Yādava king Mahādeva, 247. See Someśvara. The moon, 339. Haṅgal Kādamba, 475. See Sovideva. Hoysa.a king, 507. See Vīra-Someśvara, Someśvara, and Sovideva. Son of Atri, 511. SOMADEVA: author of the Kathāsaritsāgara, 170. Author of the Yaśastilaka, 207. Author of the Kīrttikaumudī, 241, 525 note 5. See Someśvara. Author of the Śabdārṇavachandrikā, 549. Chālukya prince of Saṃgamesvara, 224. Kaḷachurya prince of Someśvara's officer, 486. Kādamba ruler of the Pāṇumgal province, 564 and note 6. SOMALADEVI: wife of Hoysaḷa Vīra-Someśvara, 493, 508. SOMANA: Kaḷachurya Saṅkama's officer, 487. SOMANÁTHA: temple of, at Alande, 482; god, grants to, 569, 531. SOMANÁTHAS: of the south, 482. SOMAVAMŚA: Lunar race, 339, 383, 389, 490, 512, 569, 578. SOMEŚVARA: Śilāhāra king, 21. See Soma. SOMEŚVARA: author of the Kīrttikaumudī, 213, 241. See Somadeva. Śilāhāra king, 247. See Soma. Kaḷachurya king, 227, 464, 484, 507, 508. See Sovideva. God, grant of, land to, 227; inscriptions at the temple of, at Kaḷaśāpur, 417 note 1; at Lakshmeshwar, 455 note 6; at Kallukeri, 523 and note 2. SOMEŚVARA I.: Western Chālukya king (1044-1068) succeeds his father; his biruda, 214, 438; his wives and sons; records of his reign, 438; his feudatories, 439; his aunt and two of his wives hold government; makes Kaḷyāṇa his capital, 215, 427, 428, 440; provinces of, 435, 439-440; his capital burnt by the Choḷa king, 350 note 8; his successful wars with the Choḷas of Kāñchī, the Paramāras of Mālwa, and the Kaḷachuris of Dēhala, 214-215, 441, 441; drowns himself in the Tuṅgabhadrā, 215-216, 442. SOMEŚVARA II.: Western Chālukya king (1069-1076), 229; claims to have levied tribute from the Chera, Choḷa, Pāṇḍya, and Pallava kings, 333; rules Belvola and Purigere under his father, 440; appointed prince-regent, 215, 442; succeeds his father; his biruda and records of his reign, 216, 442; his feudatories, 443, 453, 454, 492, 515, 561, 574, 577; falls into evil courses and is abandoned by his brothers, 216, 444; enters into an alliance with Rájiga against his brother Vikramáditya VI.; is defeated and taken prisoner, 217, 445, 446, 447.