The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.1

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A RÁJI SONDEO: Shivaji's general in the Konkan and Subhedár of Kalyán (1648), 69, 592. ABBALABBE: 303 note 7. See Abbalabbe. ABBALABBE: daughter of the Ráshtrakuta king Amoghavarsha I., 409. ABDUL DALÉL KHÁN: Nawab of Sávanur; is made member of the Bombay Legislative Council (1862), 668. Son of Abdul Kheir Khán, is installed Nawab of Sávanur (1877), 668. ABDUL GHÁFAR KHÁN: son of Abdul Rauf Khán the founder of Sávanur (1700), 666. ABDUL HAKIM KHÁN: son and successor of Majid Khán, Nawab of Sávanur (1751-1795); declines to acknowledge the supremacy of the Nizám and refuses to surrender an officer of the Peshwa, is attacked by both and becomes the Peshwa's vassal (1756), 656-657, 666-667; is gained over by Haidár; offends Tipu, and becomes a pensioner of the Maráthás at Poona, where he dies (1795); 667. ABDUL KARIM: grandson of Bahlol Khán, succeeds to supreme power at Bijápur, opposes the Mughals with vigour and makes a treaty with them (1775), 653, 665; joins the Mughals and attacks Golkonda, his death (1776), 654. ABDUL KHÁN: see Abdul Hakim Khán. ABDUL KHEIR KHÁN: adopted son of Abdul Hakim Khán of Sávanur; 667. Successor of Abdul Dalél Khán, Nawab of Sávanur; his death (1868), 668. ABDULLA: brother of Ibráhím Ádil Sháh; plots to depose his brother, is discovered; flies to Goa, marches on Bijápur with the help of the Portuguese and Burhán Nizám of Ahmadnagar, is forced to fly to Goa, is killed (1564), 643. ABDUL RAHIM KHÁN: son of Bahlol Khán, ancestor of the Sávanur family, 665. ABDUL RAUF KHÁN: successor of Abdul Karim Khán, enters the service of the Mughals, receives the title of Diler Khán Bahádur Diler Jang and an assignment of twenty-two Máháls, founds Sávanur (1700), 655, 665-666. ABHÁYATILAKA: reviser of the Dvyáśraya Kosha, 567. ABHILASITÁRTHA CHINTÁMANI: work of Someśvara III. the Western Chálukya king, 456. See Mánasollása. ABHIMANYU: Ráshtrakuta king, 384, 386. ABHIR: country of shepherds, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, x.