History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.152

v2.c49.152

Portuguese merchants in, 25-26 : Mughal officers in, 26-31 : Todar Mall visits, 28 : Mughal rule in, 32-65 : list of Ṣūbāhdārs of, 32-56 : Prince Shah Jahān attacks, 36 : cessation of Mughal aggression in 37 : Quṭb-Shāhī conquest of Southern, 37-38 : Mughal invasion of Quṭb-Shāhī territory through, 38 : anarchy in, 40, 42-43 : Khān-i-Daurān restores order in, 47 : in 17th century, condition and administration of, 47-52 : supply of materials and artisans to Mughal navy from, 48-49 : revenue system of Mughal, 49-52 : Diwans of, 52 : religious bigotry of Aurangzib in, 56-57, 60 : divided into twelve sarkārs, 57-58 : list of feudatory chiefs of, 58-60 : English settlement in, 61-65 : Dutch, Danish and French Settlements in, 65 : Murshid Qulī Khān revise revenue settlement in, 67 : total revenue of, 69 : revenue collection of, under Shuja'uddīn, 85 : only Mughal monument in, 88 : occupied by Marathas, 93 : Durlabhrām Nāib Nāẓim of, third Maratha invasion of, 98 : Alīwārdī reconquer, from Marathas, 104 : Marathas re-occupy, 106 : ceded to Raghujī Bhonsle by Atewardī, 109 : Mīr Habib Nāib Nāẓim of, 114 : dual government in, 118 : Śivarām Bhaṭṭa, Ṣūbāhdār of, 119 : plans for English invasion of, 136 : Chimnā Sahu Ṣūbāhdār of, 145 : administration of, by Śivarām, 146 : Clive's proposal for purchasing, 156 : Sambhājī Gaṇeṣ, Ṣūbāhdār of, 165 : Janujī agrees to sell, to Company, 167 : Rājārām Paṇḍit, Ṣūbāhdār of, 182 : Mahādjī Hari, Ṣūbāhdār of, 184 : Raghujī Bhonsle II, master of, 190 : passage of British troops through, 202 : first step towards British conquest of, 240 : Sadāśiva Rao, Ṣṇbahadār of, 241 : Vyankaji Sakadev, Ṣṇbahadār of, 242 : revenue settlement of, by Marathas, 244 : British conquest of premeditated, 263 : invaded by English armies from Bengal and Madras, 265 : Raghuji II cede, to British, 267 : British administrative measures in, 291 : British policy of confiscation in, 292 : Bhañjas of Mayurbhañj, foremost princes of, 294 : Garhjat chiefs, status of, 309 : Garhjat chiefs, sanads granted to, 312, fresh sanads granted to, 315 : cyclones, floods and tidal waves in, 323 : famines in, 325 : features of mediaeval temples of, 335 : characteristics of earliest group of temples of, 339 : second group of temples of, 353 : third group of temples of, 356 : later structures of, 382 : no trace of civil archticture in, 383 : geographical position of, and its effects upon art, 384 : evolution of plastic art in, 395 : art, idealism in, 399, indecent figures in, 400 : so-called Buddhist influence in, 401, varied character of, 418