The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.844

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c12.844

VIRA-RAMACHANDRA: 529. See Rámachandra the Yádava king. VIRA-RAMADEVASA: Kalachurya Someśvara's officer, 486. VIRA-RAMANATHA: Hoysaḷa prince, son of Vira-Someśvara, 493; holds local authority under the Pándyas, 508. VIRA-SAIVAS: Śaiva champions, 477, 478. VIRASARMAN: 286. VIRA-SATYASRAYADEVA: son of Govindaráya, 467. Virasena: Abhír prince, 177. VIRASENABHATTARAKA: teacher of Jinasena, 407 note 4. VIRASIMHA: Pallava king, 324. Chalukya king, 340 note 3. VIRA-SOMANATHA: image of, set up at Ablúr by Ekántada-Rámayya, 483. VIRA-SOMESVARA: 463. See Someśvara IV. the Western Châlukya. Hoysaḷa king (1234-1235 and 1258), 493; succeeds his father Narasimha II.; his various names and records, 507; marries the Ghaṭukya princess Devalamahádeví, 466; takes the Choḷa kingdom; his earliest and latest dates; his titles; fights against the Yádava king Krishna of Devagiri, 508. VIRAT: a division of Abhír, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, x. Viráṭa: king, 278 note 2. VIRATANAGARA: Hángal, 558 and note 7. VIRATANA-KOTE: Hángal, 504, 558 and note 6. VIRATA-PARVAN: fourth book of the Mahábhárata, 278 note 2. VIRAVARMAN: successor of Skandavarman I. the Pallava king, 321. VIRA-VIKRAMADITYA I.: Gutta prince, Mallideva's son, 579, 581, 582, 583. VIRA-VIKRAMADITYA II.: Gutta prince and feudatory of the Western Châlukya king Someśvara IV., 466; son of Joyideva I. of the Gutta family, 489; ruler of Banavási, 520; Gutta feudatory holds Banavási province, 524, 578; Ahaváditya, Gutta prince son of Gutta II. (1182 and 1213), 579, 581; feudatory of the Kalachurya king Ahavamalla, 582; 583. VIRGAL: monumental tablet, 563. VIRUPAKSHA: temple of Śiva at Paṭṭadakal built by Lokamahádeví, wife of Vikramáditya II., 374. VISALA: sovereign of Gujarát, 244, 528. See Viṣaladeva. VISALADEVA: son of Víradhavala, Ráná of Dholká, 242, 525 and notes 8 and 9; Chaulukya king of Aṇhilwáḍ, overthrown by the Yádava king Mahádeva, 246, 528. VISALDEV: king of Ajmir, 24. VISHALGAD: Sahyádri fort, 28, 31; its siege, 32; 37; hill fortress, 39; 75, 78; surrendered and its name changed to Sakhkharalana (1701), 80. See Khelna. VISHAMASIDDHI: 185. See Vishnuvardhana I. VISHAYA: district, 398. VISHAYAS: heads of subdivisions, 21.