Travels in India (Tavernier) 23.7

23.7

„ 18th „ Pipelgan or Piply (Pipri). „ 19th „ Ember (Ambad). „ 20th „ Deogan (Deogaon ?). „ 21st „ Patris (Patri). „ 22d „ Bargan (Paungree ?). „ 23d „ Palam (Palling). „ 24th „ Candear (Kandahar), a great fort, but commanded on one side by a mountain. The 25th [March] to Gargan. (?) „ 26th „ Nagouni (Hingani ?). „ 27th „ Indove (Indore). „ 28th „ Indelvai (Yedalvoi). „ 29th „ Regivali (Reddypullay). Between these two last places there is a small river which separates the territories of the Great Mogul from those of the King of Golconda. The 30th [March] to Masapkipet (Musaibpet). „ 31st „ Mirel-mola-kipet (Mullanipet). The 1st [April] to Golconda. To go from Agra to Golconda it is necessary to go to Burhanpur by the route already described; from Burhanpur to Daulatabad, which is not more than five or six marches, and from Daulatabad to the other places which I have mentioned. You may take still another route to go from Surat to Golconda, that is to say, by Goa and Bijapur, as I shall describe in the particular account of my journey to Goa. I come now to what I have been able to remark of greatest interest in the Kingdom of Golconda, and to the late wars which it has had to undertake against the neighbouring States, during the time that I was in India.