The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.843

c12.843

VINHUKADADUTU: Viṇhupaduchuṭu, 278. VIRA-BALLALA: Hoysaḷa king, puts an end to the Chalukya power, 223; defeats Bhillama V. and acquires the Southern Maráṭhá Country, 237-238; his inscription, 218, 240. See Vira-Balláḷa II. VIRA-BALLALA II.: Hoysaḷa king (1173-1212), 493; succeeds his father; his biruda, 501; feudatory of Kalachurya Saṅkama, 488, 502; defeats Bhaṭṭama, the general of Someśvara IV. and puts an end to the Châlukya power, 466, 502; defeats Bhillama the Devagiri Yádava king, and establishes himself as an independent king, 502-503; is described as ruler of Kuntala, 284 note 2, 520; his conquests, 503-505, 519, 563; loses territory south of the Malparbhá, 524; his feudatories and officials, 505, 506, 521, 532; his latest date on record, 506 and note 2; is said to have acquired his sovereignty by the favour of the god Náráyaṇa, 491; his Vaishṇava minister, 491, 507. See Vira-Balláḷa and Balláḷa II. VIRA-BALLALA III.: Hoysaḷa king (1310), 493; succeeds his father Vira-Narasimha III., records of his reign, his titles; is defeated and captured by Malik Káfur and Khwájá Hájí, 509; retires to Toṇṇúr after the demolition of Dorasamudra (1327); is liberated and reigns at Belúr, 510. VIRA-BHADRA: Śiva's attendant, 482. VIRA-BHOJA: 549. See Bhoja II. VIRA-BIJJARASA: feudatory of Siṅghaṇa, 523. VIRACHARHYA: author of the Sárasamgraha, a Jain mathematical work, 200. VIRADAMAN: Kshatrapa king, 294. VIRADHAVALA: son of the Gurjarát prince Lavaṇaprasáda, 241, 525 and note 6; Aṇahilapaṭṭana king, 242. VIRA-GANGA: biruda of the Hoysaḷa kings Ereyaṅga and Vishnuvardhana, 492. VIRA-GONKARASA: of the Báṇa race, Kalachurya Someśvara's officer, 486, 488, 489. VIRA-KORCHAVARMAN: 322. See Vira-Kurchavarman. VIRA-KURCHA: Pallava king, 324. VIRA-KURCHAVARMAN: Pallava king, 322. VIRA-MAHADEVA: 527. See Mahádeva the Yádava king. VIRA-MAHENDRA: Pallava king Mahendrádhirája, at war with the Western Gaṅga Ereyappa (930-940), 304, 332, 379. VIRA-NARASIMHA III.: Hoysaḷa king (1254-1290), 493; succeeds his father Vira-Someśvara, his various names, records of his time, his titles, 509. VIRA-NARAYANA: title of Amoghavarsha I., 199; biruda of Govinda IV., 416; biruda of Kakka II., 423; biruda of the Kalachurya Ahavamalla, 488. Temple of, 426 note 3. VIRA-PANDYADEVA: Someśvara III. and Jagadekamalla II.'s governor of the Noḷambaváḍi province, 456, 458. VIRA-RAJENDRADEVA I.: Choḷa king, makes friendly overtures to Vikramáditya VI., 444. See Rájakesarivarman.