The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.95.4

c12.95.4

BALADEVAYYA: officer of the Western Chálukya king Somesvara I., 443. BALAGÁMI: 369. See Balagámve. BALAGÁMVE: in Mysore, forms part of Kuntala, 431; chief place in the Banavási district, 437, 439, 489; important seat of Western Chálukya power, 449; inscriptions at, 228; 281 note 3; 282 note 5; 306 note 5; 339; 341 note 2; 369 and note 3; 428 note 4; 435 note 10; 436; 442 note 4; 443 note 3; 448 note 1; 450 note 2; 451 notes 1 and 2; 455 and note 6; 457 note 5; 458 note 2; 459 note 3; 460; 461; 465; 466; 473; 474; 475; 476; 487; 503 note 3; 505; 524; 529; 538 note 8; 568 note 3; 581 note 3. See Balipura and Balligáve. BÁLÁJI AUJI: Prabhu Chitnis of Shiváji, 594. BÁLÁJI: son and successor of Bájiráo I. (1740-1761), overcomes opposition and assumes the management of the Marátha empire (1749); confirms Rághoji Bhonsla in Berár, * Yeshvantráo Dábháde in Gujarát, Fatehsing Bhonsla in Kalkot, and divides Málwa among Holkar, Sindia, and Pavár; Yamáji Sivdeo's insurrection quelled; takes Damáji Gáikwár prisoner to Poona (1751), 600-601; war with the Nizám (1751), 601; greater part of Khándesh and the Gangthari ceded by the Nizám, 601-602, 627; Ráni Tárábái rebels and is besieged in the fort of Sátára; Dámáji Gáikwár released and Marátha supremacy established in Gujarát (1754); Marátha defeat at Pánipat and his death (1761), 602.