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at Lahore, 555 Shitthaung, 478 Shivājī, encroaches on Mughul territory, 210; escapes from Āgra, 236; conquers Carnatic, 240, 276; Mughul commanders against, 253; aids Jay Singh against Bījāpur, 254; his early history, 256, 268; occupies Konkan, raids Poona, 257; sacks Surat, encircled by Jay Singh, visits Āgra, again opposes Mughuls, 258, 273, 279; his greatest successes, crowns himself *Chhatrapati*, his death, 259, 279, 366; his capture of Torna, 268; murders Chandra Rāo, builds Partābgarh, 269; attacked by Bījāpur, kills Afzal Khān, 272; assumes title of raja, 273, 275, and obtains *chauth* in Bījāpur, 273; organises his government, 274; raids Bījāpur and Berār, 275; settles Carnatic, 277, 291; his character, 278; his dominions, 279; his love of literature, 426 Shivājī II, 295, 392 Shivner, 395 Sholāpur, in dispute between Ahmadnagar and Bījāpur, 188, 263; 190; occupied by Khān Daurān, but restored to Bījāpur, 267 Shorāpur, 256 Shovā Singh, 311 Shrīdhar, 427 Shrīnivās Rāo, Marāthā minister, 379 Shrīpat Rāo, 397, 401 Shrīvardhan, 393 Shujāʻ, *see* Shāh Shujāʻ Shujāʻat Khān (Kār Talab Khān), 303, 304 Shujāʻat Khān (Muhammad Maʻsūm), 350, 351