The Geographical Dictionary of Ancient and Mediaeval India c6.s3.69

c6.s3.69

Hagari—The river Bedavati, a tributary of Tungabhadrâ, in the district of Bellari and Mysore Hajipur—The sub division of Hajipur in the district of Muzaffarpur in the province of Bengal, was called 1 Bisâlâ 2 Bisâlâ chhatra. Râmachandra and Lakshmana are said to have halted at Hajipur on their way to Mithilâ at the site of the present temple, which contains the image of Râmachandra, on the western side of the town Hala Mountain—The southern part of the Hala mountain along the lower valley of the Indus was called Somagiri Halebid—1 Dvârâvatî 2 Dorasamudra 3 Dvâra-samudra, in the Hassan district of Mysore It was the capital of Chera under the Hoysala Ballâlas in the tenth century Hampi—1. Pampâ 2. Vidyânagara in the district of Bellari.