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# The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.815.2

The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.815.2

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### [c12.815.2](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.815.2)

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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