Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Vol. I, Part I: History of Gujarat c21.2

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ACCAD: early race, 174 and note 1. ACHÁRYAS: funeral Bráhmans, 451. ADÁLAJ: battle of (1730), 317. ADEN: 514, 543. ADHYÁTMOPANISHAD: religious work compiled by Hemachandra, 195. ADINÁTHA: temple on Satrunjaya of, 79 note 3. See Adinátha. ADÍVARA: Jain god on Satrunjaya hill, 177, 186. ADMINISTRATION: of the Valabhis (500 to 700), 81. ADINÁTHA: temple of, completed, 186. See Adinátha. AELIUS GALLUS: 536. AFGHANISTÁN: 545. AFRICA: 535. AGATHARKHIDÉS: (born 250 A.D.) 535, 542. AGNIKULAS: Rajputs, 463, 468. AGHA MUHAMMAD HUSSAN: commander of the fort of Petlád, his surrender, 327. AGRA: fort, 368. AGREEMENT: between the Peshwa and the Dábháde, 393. AGRINAGARA: identified with Agar, 539. AHADA: son of Udaya Varma, high officer in the reign of Kumárapála, 170; not acknowledging Kumárapála goes to Arnorája, 184. AHAR: city, 530. AHIR: 176. See Candásama and Abhíra. AHÍRS: settlement of, 137, 138. AHMAD: 513. See Ahmed. AHMADÁBÁD: battle (1413), 236, 513; sacked (1583), 224, 225; manuscript found at, 205; riot at (1681), death of the leader Abu Bakr by poison, 286, 287; riots at (1730), 310; Umábái, widow of Khanderáv Dábháde marches upon, 314; siege of and capture by the Maráthás and Momin Khán (1737-1738), 320; prosperity of, 320; disputes about the government of, between Rangoji and Momin Khán (1738), 322; disturbances at, between the Musalmáns and the Maráthás, 325; mutiny of troops at, confinement of Fida-ud-din and Muftakhir Khán at, capture of the city of, by Jawán Márd Khán, 327; defeat and capture of the viceroy at, by Jawán Márd Khán, 329; expulsion of Khanderáv Gaikwár's deputy Trimbak from, by Rangoji, 329; siege and capture of, by the Marathas under Raghunathrao, 337; minting of coins in the emperor's name stopped at, (1753), 338; assassination of Raghoji the Maratha deputy at and expulsion of the Marathas from, by Momin Khan; Kolis attempt to plunder the Dutch factory at, 339-340; siege of, by the Marathas, Shah Nur intercedes with the Peshwa to settle the affairs of, and fails, surrender of (1758), 341, 342; Sadashiv Ramchandra is appointed viceroy at (1760), 344; state of the parties at, 390; riots at (1738), 394; captured by General Goddard (1780), 409; surrendered to Govindrao Gaikwar by A'ba Shelakar, 411; cession of the fort of, to the English by Gaikwar in 1817, 428; mutiny at (1857), 438; disturbances at (14th September 1857), 440; suppression of the mutiny at, 442. See Ahmadabad.