The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.805

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TÁVAREYAGHATTA : mountain pass of Távare, 433. TAVERNIER : English traveller (1665), 695. TAX : on tobacco, 53; on houses and shops, 99, 100; on grazing, wood-cutting, trades, and fishing, 123; thirty-six taxes levied in the Northern Konkan, 126. TÁYALÚR : in Mysore, inscription at, 318 note 14, 332. TAYLOR : Dr., 253 note 2. TEBUMLAÚKA : village, 365 note 1. TEEROWRA : Tirawade, 548 note 1. TEJIRÁJA : Tejimayya or Tejugi the Western Chálukya king Somesvara IV.'s officer, 465; Kalachurya devadeva's officer, 485. TEJUGI : 465. See Tejirája. TELANG : Mr., 174, 356 note 1. TELINGÁNA : princes of, 533. TELUGA : 308. TELUGU : Non-Aryan language, 137. TELUNGA : country, kings of, uprooted and established by Singhana, 214, 522, 524-525 and note 1. TEMPLES : despoiled of their riches by the Portuguese (1594), 69. TEMPLE : Major, 346 note 4. TEN : village, 361 note 1. TENÁ : village, in the Navasári division, 203. TENEVALAGE : Bhillama reigns at, 520 and note 5. TENNA : identified with Tená, 203, 415. TERAVAN : village, 223, 224. TERAVÁTAKA : identified with Teravan, 223, 467. TERDÁL : in Sángli state, 431; inscription at, 548; records at, 554, 556. TEREKHOL : southern boundary of the Konkan, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, ix. TERKÚR : invaded by Hoysala Vishnuvardhana, 496. TERWAN : in the Ratnágiri district, copperplate grant from, 466; granted to a Bráhman, 467. TESUKA : 233. TEVUR : 214; capital of the Kalachuri family, 225. See Tripura. TEWAR : 380;

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near Jabalpur, 527. See Tripura. THAGS : 126. THÁHIRIKÁ : country, 364. THÁKURS : wild tribe, 125. THAL : town seized by Bhimrája, 27. THÁNA : district, 282 note 5, 298 note 2, 310, 404, 515, 538 note 8, 541; caves in, 9; capital of the North Konkan under the Siláháras, 16; 24; 542; Siláhára port, 21; its decay as a port, 7; 33; Siláhára princes of, reinstated by their Karad relatives, 548, 570; Siláhára dynasty of, destroyed by the Devagiri Yádava king Mahádeva, 247; copperplate grants from, 247, 248, 529, 513; martyrdom of four friars at, 5; capital of the Konkan province of the Gujarát Musalmán kingdom, 33; pays tribute to the Portuguese, 46; Portuguese fort at, 66; taken by the Maráthás (1737), 84; taken by the English (1774), 85, 100-101; condition of, 108; Trimbakji Dengle imprisoned in the fort of (1815), 610. THANAVI: village, 404. THANAWA: village, 404. THANESAR: 135. THIBETAN: language, 201. THOMAS: Mr., 166, 167. THURNÁVI: modern Thanavi or Thanawa, 404. TIASTENES: identified with Chastana, 159. TIDGUNDI: in the Bijápur district; 450; copper-plate grant from, 553, 577. TIGADAHALLI: inscription at, 509. TIGULAS: Tamil people, ousted by Gangarája, 499. TIKKA: of the Kadamba stock, father-in-law of Vikramáditya VI., 448. TILAWALLI: village, 281 note 3; in Dhárwár district, inscription at, 240, 438 note 3, 440 note 1, 524 note 1. TIMBER: trade of Bassein, 36. TIM RÁJ: son of Rám Ráj of Vijayanagar, 645. TINNEVELLY: 277.

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TIPPARASA: Yádava king Mahádeva's officer (1269), 528. TIPPOJA: architect, builds the temple at Degámve, 569. TIPPOO SULTÁN: 108. See Tipu. TIPPÚR: inscription at, 309 and note 1; given to Gangarája by Vishnuvardhana, 500. TIPU: his treacherous conduct towards the chief of Nargund; forcibly circumcises a large number of Hindus (1785), 660; makes a treaty with the Maráthás (1787), 661; Southern Marátha Country taken from him (1792), 662. TIRAVÁDA: place of residence of Gandaráditya, Siláhára ruler of Kolhápur, 256; modern Tirawadi, 547, 548. TÍRTHAKHANDA: part of Hemádri's Chaturvarga Chintámani; treats of pilgrimages to holy places, 249. TIRUKKALUKKUNRAM: inscription at, 318 note 3, 322 note 7, 419, 421. TIRUMAKÚDLU-NARASIPUR: táluka in Mysore, 284 note 4. TÍVARÁJA: conquers the Nágas, 281 note 3. TIVILI: musical instrument of the Ráshtrakútas of Málkhed, 387. TOD: Colonel, connects Anahilaváda kings with Kalyán and Konkan, 7. TOGOCHOREDU: grant from, 369. TOKA: 353 note 2; sacred place of the Hindus at the meeting of the Pravará with the Godá, 627. TONDA: Tondai, Tondíra, Tundíra, Tundáka, country, 318. TONDA: chieftains, Pallavas, 496. TONDAI: 318. See Tonda. TONDAIMÁN: Karunákara, Pallava chief and general of the Eastern Chalukya Kulottungachodadeva I., 333. TONDANÚR: modern Tonnúr, near Seringapatam, Víra-Ballála III.'s place of retirement, 510.