A History of the Mahrattas v1.c7.147

v1.c7.147

gurh, 2. Panalla, 3. Bhoodurgurh, 4. Bowra, 5. Kelneh (or Vishalgurh), 6. Samangurh, 7. Rangna, 8. Wussuntgurh, 9. Satara, 10. Chundun, 11. Wundun, 12. Nandgeeree, 13. Kelinja, 14. Pandoogurh, and 15. Wyratgurh. They are still known by these names, excepting, I believe, Bhoodurgurh. [This was Bhoj II (1178-93), the last of the other Silāhāra dynasty of Kolhāpur, who was overthrown probably by Singhana of the Devgiri Yādavas. The district ruled by these Silāhāras, who were feudatories of the Western Chālukyas, included most of the modern Kolhāpur State, their capital being Karahāta, the modern Karād in Sātāra District. (Duff’s Chronology of India, p. 304.) Bhoj II built the massive Vāsota fort in Sātāra District.]