The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c18.7

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Bāchaladēvī, Chālukya queen, 349 and n. 7, 425. — sons of, 349. Bācharasa, Sinda feudatory, 370. Bachhofer, Ludwig, 749 n. 6, 750 n. 2. Bāchirāja, Chālukya minister, son of Kalidāsa, 339, 396. Bactrians, the. See Yāvanas. Bādāmi (Vātāpi), 61, 208, 219, 223, 723, 731, 734. — cave temple at, 211. — inscriptions at, 204, 205, 208, 242. — temples at, 770-1. — Vātāpi, 18, 40, 61, 203, 204, 207 and n. 1, 208, 219, 223, 224, 228, 229, 235, 240. — Chālukyas of: see Chālukyas: Western. Bādapa, Chālukya king, 484-85. Bādapa, Rāshṭrakūṭa feudatory, son of Yuddhamalla II, 296. Baḍḍega. See Amoghavarsha III. Baḍḍega, Chālukya feudatory of North Karṇaṭāk, 282, 283, 480, 483-4. Baḍḍega I, Soladagaṇḍa, Chālukya king, 505, 508, 510, 511. — queen of, 510. Baḍḍega II, Chālukya feudatory, 299. Baḍḍema, Telugu Chōḍa prince, 487. Baddena, author, 598, 666, 668, 700. — Nītiśāstramuktāvali of, 666, 672. Badrikot (? Bidar), fort at, 656. Badyaga, Chālukya feudatory, 511. Bāgi Mādimayya Nāyaka, 583. Bāgali (Bālguli), 403. — inscription at, 437. — temple at, 425, 428, 439. Bāgh, village with caves, wall-paintings at, 774 n. 2. Baghelkhand, tract, 161. Bahadur, Nawab 'Ali Yavar Jung, v, vi, ix. Bahadur, Rao, 180 n. 3. bāhattara-niyōg-ādhipati, 674. Baija Daṇḍanātha, minister of Bēta, 364.