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# The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.814

The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.814

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VENGORÁSHṬRA : country, 321. VENGURLA : Dutch factory at, 63; burnt by Shiváji (1664), 68; burnt by the Moghals (1675), 70; sacked by Sultán Mauzim (1684), 77; plundered by the Sávants (1780), 107; ceded to the English, 112; táluka, 347 note 2. VENGURLEM : 181, 185. VENKÁJI : half brother of Shiváji, 595. VENKATADRI : brother of Rám Ráj, 645. VENKATI YESAV RÁJ : officer of the Bijápur government (1573), 645. VENKATRÁO : chief of Nargund, is pressed for an increased tribute by Tipu; applies for aid first to the English and then to the Peshwa; capitulates; is thrown into prison and his daughter taken into Tipu's harem (1735), 660. VENUGRÁMA : 298 note 2; province, 431, 527; lost by the Goa Kádambas, 571; seat of government of the Rattas, 550, 556, 557. See Veḷugráma or Belgaum. VENUPURA : Belgaum seat of government of the Rattas, 550, 557. VERÚL : 391. See Ellorá. VESÁYA : Portuguese fort at, 54, 66; taken by the English (1774), 101; 128. VESÚ : son of Bhillama II., his various names, 514. See Vesugi. VESUGA : 233. See Vesugi. VESUGI : Yadava king, 233, 234; 514; succeeds Vádugi, 515. See Vesú. VESÚKA : 233, 514. See Vesugi. VETÁLA : king of ghosts, 169. VETASVAT : country containing vetas or canes mentioned by Páṇini, 139. VETRAVATÍ : river, 142. VETUGIDEVA : Chálukya prince, 224. VICAR-GENERAL : 86. VICARS APOSTOLIC : freed from the jurisdiction of the Inquisition of Goa (1673), 61. VICEROYS : Portuguese, prohibit all heathen rites, 59; engage in illicit trading, 52. VICHANA : southern viceroy of the Devagiri Yádava king Siṅghaṇa, reduces the Western Chálukyas, Rattas, and Kádambas, 523, 524, 527, 555, 559. VIDARBHA : 134; the first Aryan province in the south; Sugríva sends his followers to, 135; first settlement of Aryans, 141; country mentioned in the Rámáyaṇa, 142; ruled by Bhojás, 143 and note 2; separate kingdom in the time of the Śuṅgas, 146; ruled by Gotamíputra, 149. VIDENÚRAPALLIKÁ : village, 333. VIDIŚÁ : identified with Bhilsa, 142; capital of Agnimittra, 147. VIDYÁDHARAS : certain class of demi-gods, 253; 536. VIDYÁNANDA : Jain writer, 407-408. VIDYÁNÁTHA : author of the Pratáparudríya, 246. VIDYÁPATI : chief paṇḍit, 219. VIHÁRAS : of Buddha and Árya Tárádeví at Dambal, 452. VIHÁRS : monasteries, 10.

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