The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s18.223

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reigning king,—e. g., of A. D. 1213 at Gadag in the Dhârwâr District and at Khêdrâpur near Kôlhâpur, of A. D. 1215 at Balagâmve in Mysore, of A. D. 1218-19 at Kôlhâpur, and of A. D. 1222 at Manôli in the Belgaum District,—shew that, before the date that is on record for Lakshmidêva II., all the territory bordering on the Kûndi province on the north, east, and south, had already fallen into the hands of the Yâdavas. And the Haralahalli grant, of A. D. 1238, specifically states that Vîchana, Singhaṇa's viceroy for the southern provinces, had then subdued the Raṭṭas.¹ The event may be placed about A. D. 1230. And, as we have no later mention of Lakshmidêva II. or of any descendant of his, the probability is that he was deprived of his hereditary position, and the province was handed over to one of Singhaṇa's ordinary officials.