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The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.813

The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.813

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c12.813

VÁTÁPIKOṆḌA : taker of Vátápi, epithet of Narasimhavarman I. the Pallava king, 322. VÁTÁPIPURA : capital of Pulakeśi I., identified with Bádámi, 181; 189. See Vátápi. VATAVRIKSHADHVAJA : banner of the Guttas, 578. VATSA : family stock, 482. VATSARÁJA : king of Ujjain, 393; contemporary of Govinda III., 395. VATSAS : king of the, driven to the desert of Márvád by Dhruva, 197. VÁTSYÁYANA : author of the Kámasútras, 171. VATTÚRA : king of, conquered by Kírtivarman I., 281, 346. VAVVULATALLA : territorial division, 423. VÁYU : Puráṇa, 133, 134, 136, 155, 156, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 177. VAZEN : perhaps Vásind, 49. VEADORS : factors, 52, 53. VEDÁNGAS : 482. VEDÁNTA KALPATARU : commentary on the Váchaspatimiśra's Bhámati, 245. VEDÁNTASÚTRABHÁSHYA : Śaṁkaráchárya's work, 246. VEDAS : 482. VEDÁŚIRAS : same as Śiva Śrí, 155. VEGÁVATÍ : river, 326. VEJÁPUR : in the Mahí Kánthá, 359 note 3. VELÁPA RÁI : former servant of the Vijayanagar king, independent ruler of Bankápur, defends himself with much vigour against the Musalmáns of Bijápur (1573), 645. VELÁPURA : Belápura, modern Belúr, town in Mysore, 298; historical authority of the Hoysalas first connected with, 491 and note 2; 498. VELLORE : town, inscription at, 332, 419, 421. VELLÚRA : 391 note 6. VALLÚRAKA : 391 note 6. See Valúraka. VELUGRÁMA : territorial division, 298 note 2; seat of government of the Rattas, 550, 556, 557. VELUGRÁME : Belgaum, 460; province ruled over by the Goa Kádambas, 568, 570. VELÚRPPÁḌI : village, 422. VENETIANS : carriers of Indian goods, join Egyptians, 43. VENGAINÁḌU : Veṅgi territory of the Eastern Chalukyas, 341 note 2. VENGAON : birth-place of Nána Sáheb, 130. VENGI : boundaries and identification of, 280; Vishṇuvardhana, brother of Pulakeśi II., founds the family of Eastern Chalukyas at (about 617), 185; 277, 335 note 1, 352; subjected by the Pallavas (733-747), 326-327; king of, attends on the Ráshtrakúṭa king Govinda III. as his servant and builds the wall of Málkheḍ, 198, 396, 402-403; conquered by Amoghavarsha I., 199; 402; territory, overrun by Krishna II., 412; conquered by Vikramáditya II., also styled VI., 215, 442; king of, seizes the throne of Káñchí and is defeated by Vikramáditya II., 217, 234, 445, 525; king of, subdued by the Choḷas (1012), 308. VENGÍPURA : town, 332.