The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c5.3

v4.c5.3

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| Parvīz and Khurram viceroys of the Deccan | 260 |
| Shāh Jahān's contests with Malik 'Ambar | 261 |
| Malik 'Ambar attacks Bījāpur | 262 |
| Death of Malik 'Ambar | 263 |
| Shāh Jahān as emperor proceeds to the Deccan | 264 |
| Extinction of the Nizām Shāhī dynasty | 265 |
| Claim to sovereignty over Bījāpur and Golconda | 266 |
| Terms of peace with Bījāpur | 267 |
| Rise of Shivājī | 268 |
| Aurangzīb attacks Golconda | 269 |
| Peace made with Golconda | 270 |
| Invasion of Bījāpur | 271 |
| Shivājī kills Afzal Khān | 272 |
| Shivājī assumes royal title | 273 |
| Cabals in Golconda and Bījāpur | 274 |
| Aggressions by Shivājī | 275 |
| Shivājī raids the Carnatic | 276 |
| Attempts to save Golconda and Bījāpur | 277 |
| Marāthā aid to Bījāpur | 278 |
| Character and achievements of Shivājī | 279 |