The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.807

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c12.807

TRIBHUVANADHĪRA NULAMBA: Pallava king, 332, 421. TRIBHUVANAMALLA: biruda assumed by the Western Chālukyas, 211; biruda of Western Chālukya king Vikramāditya V., 434; of Vikramāditya II. or VI., 216, 445, 447; of Someśvara IV., 463; of Kalachurya Bijjala, 470, 471, 474; biruda of Hoysaḷa Vishnuvardhana, 492, 493, 494; of Narsimha I., 500; of Vīra-Ballāḷa, 501. Pāṇḍya feudatory of Vikramāditya VI., 452. Goa Kādamba prince, 565, 571. TRIBHUVANĀŚRAYA-NĀGAVARDHANA: Nirpan grant of, 357, 359 note 1. TRICHINOPOLY: district in the Madras Presidency, 508. TRIKAḶINGA: country, 522. TRIKAḶINGAS: king of, killed by Jaitugi, 239. TRIKŪṬA: town, 179; in Aparānta (Koṅkaṇ), 294; kingdom, 403 note 3. TRIKŪṬAKAS: kings of Central and South Gujarāt and North Konkan, 13. TRIKŪṬEŚVARA: inscription in the temple of, at Gadag, 432 note 7, 506 note 3, 518 note 4, 520. TRILOCHANA-KĀḌAMBA: sprung from a drop of sweat of the god Śiva after the conquest of Tripura, 286 note 2, 342, 566. See Jayanta. TRILOCHANA-PALLAVA: 340. TRILOCHANA-PĀLA: king of Lāṭadeśa, 340 note 1, 412 note 5, 431. TRIMBAKA: fort, surprised by the Marāṭhās (1751), 627. TRIMBAKJI DENGLE: Bājī Rāo II.'s chief adviser, 609; commissions Nāroba Takti, Pāṭel of Karvambha, to clear the Gangthari of Bhils, 610; takes Chatursing prisoner (1812), 114, 610; in the zenith of his power (1813-1814), 610; murders Gaṅgādhar Shāstri (1814), 610; his imprisonment in and escape from the fort of Thāna (1815-16), 115, 610; levies men and stirs the country (1817), 610; is surrendered to the English by the Peshwa and is imprisoned in the fort of Thāna (1818), 119, 610. TRIMBAKRĀO DĀBHĀḌE: succeeds his father as the Senāpati of the Marāṭhās (1721); incited by Nizām-ul-Mulk to march against Bājī Rāo I., is defeated and falls in the action (1731), 600. TRIMBAKRĀO MĀMĀ: commander of the army of the Regency; defeated by Raghunāthrāo near Pandharpur, 604. TRINETRA: Kādamba king, 342. God Śiva, 580, 581. TRIPARAVATA: modern Murgod in the Parasgaḍ tāluka of the Belgaum district, 286 note 6. TRIPURA: modern Tevur, 225, 240; capital of the Kalachuri dynasty, 179, 181, 380, 418, 627; capital of the Chedi country, 225, 240; demon killed by Śiva, 286 note 2, 566; 380 note 1. TRIRĀŚMI: mount, 148. TRISĪRAPALLI: modern Trichinopoly, inscription at, 331.