The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.815

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VIHIGE: the Sarambal, 372. VIJĀMBĀ: great grand-daughter of Kokkalla I., 296. Wife of Indra III., 203 and note 3, 204, 4 4 note 5, 415. VIJĀPUR: town, 359 note 3. VIJAYA: Sātavāhana king (202-208), 168. VIJAYABHATTĀRIKĀ: wife of Chandrāditya the brother of Vikramāditya I., 185; 186; 365; 366. VIJAYABUDDHAVARMAN: Pallava king, grants of, 319 and note 2. VIJAYĀDITYA: Chalukya king, comes from the north, attacks Trilochan-Pallava and loses his life, 340; 341. Western Chalukya king of Bādāmi (696-733); assists his grandfather in a southern campaign and his father in the northern campaign, and acquires the signs of Gangā and Yamunā, is appointed Yuvarāja or prince regent; 189, 368, 370-371; is taken prisoner; escapes and contrives to tranquilise disturbances in his country, 189, 370-371; succeeds his father,-his biruda, epithets, and titles, 370; his temple of Vijayeśvara, 371; records of his time, 189, 337 note 2, 338, 369, 371, 372, 373, 374, 399, 419 note 2; ancestor of the Western Chalukyas of Kalyāṇi, 379, 427. Goa Kādamba, prince, feudatory of Taila III., 460; 486; 565; 568. See Vijāyaditya I., Karād Silāhāra feudatory of Taila III., 460; assists the Kalachurya Bijjala in overthrowing the Western Chalukyas, 475; reinstates the Silāhāras of Sthānaka or Thāna, 544, 548, 570. VIJAYĀDITYA I.: Goa Kādamba, 565, 568. See Vijayāditya. VIJAYĀDITYA II.: Narendramrigarāja, Eastern Chalukya king, 261 note 3; wages war with the Gangas and the Rāshṭrakūṭas, 303, 396; helps Govinda III.

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in fortifying a town, 402. Vishṇuchitta the Goa Kādamba (1158-1172), 565; 476; 489; 569; ,helped by Vijayāditya of Karād, 570. VIJAYĀDITYA III.: Guṇaka, Eastern Chalukya king (844-888), conquered the Gangas, 303; 412; 420 note 3. VIJAYĀDITYADEVA: 370. See Vijayāditya. VIJAYAMAHĀDEVĪ: Chalukya Chandrāditya's wife, 366. VIJAYANAGAR: in the Bellary district, 431; dynasty of, 175, 209; kingdom of, founded by an officer of the Ballāl kings, 637; maritime possessions of, attacked and Goa taken (1470); Belgaum lost (1472), 638-639; Mudgal and Rāichur fall into the hands of the Musalmāns: intrigues and revolutions at, 642; king of, joins the confederacy formed by the kings of Ahmadnagar and Golkonda against Bijāpur (1536), 643; treaty with John de Castro against Bijāpur (1547), 46-47; alliance with Ahmadnagar against Bijāpur; king of, re-gains Sholāpur, Mudgal, and Rāichur (1541); treaty with Bijāpur, 643; wife of the king of, adopts Ali A dil Khān of Bijāpur as her son; insolent conduct of the king of, leads to the formation of a Musalmān confederacy and the subversion of the kingdom, 644-645. VIJAYANANDIVARMAN: eldest son of Chandavarman, 333. VIJAYA-NĀRĀYANA: god at; apparently, Belūr, 505 and note 4. VIJAYAPANDITA: learned Jain, 191. VIJAYA-PĀNDYA: 472; 564; 577. See Vijaya-Pāṇdyadeva. VIJAYA-PĀNDYADEVA: Pāndya feudatory of Jagadekamalla II. under the Kalachurya Bijjala, 458; 463; Kalachurya Someśvara's feudatory, 486. VIJAYAPURA: 359 and note 3. Modern Bijāpur, 450.

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VIJAYARĀJA: feudatory Chālukya prince of Gujarāt, 188, 359. VIJAYĀRKA: 222, 255, 548. See Vijayāditya, Silāhāra prince of Karād. VIJAYA SĀHA: the earliest Kshatrapa prince (222), 177. VIJAYASENA: Kshatrapa, brother of Viradāman, 294. VIJAYA-SIVA-MĀNDHĀTRIVARMAN: Kadamba king, 290. VIJAYAŚKANDAVARMAN: Pallava king of Kānchi, 319. VIJAYA-SKANDHĀVĀRA: victorious camp of Vīra-Ballāla II., 505. VIJAYAVARMAN: Western Chālukya feudatory prince of Gujarāt, 359 and note 5. See Vijayarāja. Hāngal Kādamba king, 559. VIJAYAVARMĀRĀJA: 317, 359 and note 2, 361. See Vijayarāja. VIJAYDURG: port and fort, 39; fort re-built by Shivāji, 68; Shivāji's fleet put to sea from, 70; description of the fort of, 74; 75; Angria's depôt at, 79; taken by the English (1818), 118. VIJAYEŚVARA: temple of god Śiva now known as Sangameśvara at Paṭṭadakal, 371 and note 2, 377. VIJJALA: 470. See Vijjana, Bijja, Bijjana, and Bijjala. VIJJALĀ: queen of Hoysala Vīra-Someśvara, 508. VIJJALABĀYACHĀRITA: account of Vijjala written by a Jain, 225. VIJJANA: Kalachurya king, 222, 223, 225, 226, 227, 237, 256, 470. See Bijjala. VIJNĀNEŚVARA: author of the Mitāksharā, 219, 229. VIKKAYYA: 576. See Vikrama, Sinda prince. VIKRAMA: era of, 311, 335 note 2, 579. Sinda prince, nephew and feudatory of Kalachurya Someśvara, 485; 488; 573; 576. Hāngal Kādamba prince, 559. VIKRAMADEVA: Sinda prince, 463. See Vikrama. VIKRAMĀDITYA: king of Ujjayini, nine gems of the court of, 144; defeated by Sālivāhana, 169-170;

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ancestor of the Guttas. of Guttal, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583. VIKRAMĀDITYA I.: Western Chalukya king of Bādāmi (655-680), 193, 323; succeeds his father, 186, 361; his *birudas*, epithets, and titles, 329, 361; his charger, 322 note 8, 361; his contemporary, 291 note 1; defeated by Pallava Parameśvaravarman I., 326; his conquests, 186, 327, 342, 358 note 1, 361-363; establishment of a Western Chalukya branch in Gujarāt in the reign of, 186-187; spurious Chalukya grant, 188; records of his time, 282, 328 note 3, 351, 352, 359 and note 1, 363-367; probably referred to under the name of Aditya in the *Saṃkṣepaśārīraka*, 212.