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³ Mysore Inscriptions, p. lxxix ; and Mr. Rice's Gazetteer of Mysore and Coorg, Vol. II. p. 297. Ferishta (Vol. I. pp. 418, 419) tells us that, in A. D. 1338, Bahâ-ud-dîn, more commonly known by his original name of 'Koorshasip,' rebelled against his uncle, Muhammad Tughlak, and, being defeated, deserted his government of Sâgar, and fled to the Hoysala court; and that he was given up to the king by the then representative of the family, whom Ferishta calls Ballâḷadêva.