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The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.808

The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.808

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TRIVĀDI: family name among Gujarāt Brāhmans, 245. TRIVĀTI: musical instrument of the Raṭṭas, 522. TSA-TA-LI: Kshatriyas mentioned by Hwan Thsang, 184. TUDĀKA: country, 189. TUKĀJI: Kānoji Angria's father, distinguishes himself in Shivāji's fleet, 87. TUKĀJI HOLKAR: 604. TULĀPUR: Sambhāji executed at (1689), 596. TULU: kings conquered by Vishnuvardhana, 495, 496, 499; country, subjugated by the Hāngal Kādamba Kāmadeva, 563. TULUVA: country, 282 note 5, 308. TULUVALADEVĪ: Gutta princess, married to Ballāḷa, son of Simha of the Sāntaḷi maṇḍala, 579, 583. TULUVAS: defeated by Hoysaḷa Vishnuvardhana, 496. TUMBIGE: inscription at, 432. TUNDĀKA: 318. See Toṇḍa. TUNDĪRA: 318. See Toṇḍa. TUNDĪRAPURAI: name of Kāñchī, capital of the Pallava kings, 318. TUNGA: river, 441. TUNGABHADRĀ: river, 186; 198; river the southern boundary of the Rāshṭrakūṭa kingdom under Govinda III., 199; 216, 217; Someśvara I. the Western Chālukya king of Kalyāṇi drowns himself in the, 215-216, 217, 442; 377, 395, 396, 414, 445, 454, 500; 580, 582 note 4; 659. TUNGĀR: hill and shrine, 28. TURASHKAS: Musalmān kings of Delhi, 509, 525. TURKS: defeat the Portuguese (1586), 45. UCHCHANGI: capital of Noḷambavāḍi, 319 and note 1; 486; fortress at, reduced by Hoysaḷa Vishnuvardhana, 496; taken by Hoysaḷa Vīra-Ballāḷa II., 505. UCHCHANGĪDURG: in the Bellāry district of the Madras Presidency, in the Chitaldurg district of Mysore, 285 note 5, 456. UCHCHANGĪGIRI: lord of, 285 note 5, 564. UCHCHASRINGI: identified with Uchchangidurg in the Chitaldurg district of Mysore, 285 note 5. UDAḠAVVA: goddess, image of, 422 note 3. UDĀJI CHAWḤĀN: seizes the fort of Battis Shirāla and is won over by Shāhu by the grant of the chauth of Shirāla and Karād, 599. UDAYACHANDRA: of the Púchán family, renders to his hereditary master Nandivarman Pallava various services, 326-327. UDAYACHANDRAMANGALA: modern Udayendiram, 327. See Kumāramaṅgala Veḷaṭṭūr. UDAYADEVAPANDITA: see Niravadyapaṇḍita, 191. UDAYĀDITVA: officer of Someśvara II., 443. Brother of Hoysaḷa Vishnuvardhana, 493, 500. UDAYĀDITYA-GAṄGA-PERMĀḌI: Western Gaṅga prince and feudatory of Vikramāditya VI., 452.