The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s17.21

c8.s17.21

The son of Sêunachandra I. was Dhâdiyappa, according to the Kalas-Budrûkh grant, and probably the Sangamnêr grant; Dhâdiyasa, according to the MS. of the Vratakhanda; and Dvâdiyappa, according to the Bassein grant of A. D. 1069: doubtless, the first of these three forms of his name is the correct one. The Bassein grant probably says¹ that he was born at Sindinêra, which, as pointed out by Pandit Bhâgwanlal Indraji, ² is the modern Sinnar, the chief town of the Sinnar tâluka in the Nâsik District.