The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.806

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TONDÍRA: 318. See Tonda. TONNÚR: 510. See Tondanúr. TOPARON: port, 1. TORAGALE: Torgal territorial division, 298 note 2, 431; 465; 523. TORAGALE-DEVARASA: probably identical with Devarája, 528. TORAGARE: territorial division, 435, 440. TORAMÁNA: foreign invader conquers Málwa between A.D. 484-510, 312. TORAMARA: country, 369. TORANAGAL-BRAHMADEVA: inscription at the temple of at Sirúr; 436 note 2. TORGAL: territorial division, 431; taken by Ali Ádil Sháh (1573), 645. TORKHEDE: grant at, 395, 399, 401, 409. TORNA: hill fort, taken by Shiváji (1646), 591. TOVAREYAGHATTA: mountain pass, 433. See Távareyaghatta. TOYIMADEVA: Kádamba feudatory of Jayasimha II., 435, 437, 560, 564. TRADE: under Andhrabhrityas and Sátaváhanas, 174, 176; Portuguese royal monopoly of, 61; Portuguese, 62. TRAIKÚTAKA: era, comes to be called Kalachuri or Chedi era, 178-179, 294; coin, 295 note 1. See Traikútakas. TRAIKÚTAKAS: charter issued from the camp of the, driven by the Kshatrapas, retire to Central India and assume the name of Haihaya and Kalachuri, 294; finally destroy the power of the Kshatrapas and regain possession of their capital (249-50), 294, 295. TRAILOKYAMAHÁDEVÍ: Haihaya princess; wife of Chalukya king Vikramáditya II., builds a Siva temple, 90, 296, 374, 377, 414 note 4. TRAILOKYAMALLA: biruda of Somesvara I., 214, 438; of Tailapa II. or Taila III., 222, 459. TRAILOKYESVARA: temple of Siva at Pattadakala built by Trailokyamahádeví, wife of Vikramáditya II., 190, 374, 377. TRANJÍPURA: town, 516. See Tanjápuri. TRANQUEIRA: stockaded fort, 48. TRAVANCORE: state, 277, 282 note 5. TRAVELLERS: Arab, 209. TREATY: between Rámadeva king of Devagiri and Allá-ud-din Khilji, 251; between the Peshwa and the Mughals (1760), 627; of partition between Sátára and Kolhápur (1730), 82, 656; between the English and the Sidis (1733), 83; with the Maráthás (1739), 97; of Surat, 101; of Purandhar, 103; of Sálbye (1782), 106; between the Pant Pratinidhi and the Peshwa (1784), 106; between the Maráthás and Tipu (1787), 661; of Mahád (1796), 110; of Bassein (1803), 111; of Poona (1817), 115, 611; with the Jáhgirdárs (1818), 612; between the Angria and the English (1822), 127. TRIAL BY ORDEAL: 556 and note 5, 571 and note 3. TRIBHOG-ÁBHYANTARA-SIDDHI: 440, 448. TRIBHUVANÁCHÁRYA: 376. See Gunda.