The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.41

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AKRĀNI: pargana and fort, held by a Rājput after the decline of Musalmān power, taken by the Peshwa (1817), by the English (1818), 633. AKRŪREŚVARA: modern Aṅkleśwar, 314. AKULEŚVARA: 314. See Akrūreśvara. ALAF KHĀN: governor of Gujarāt, reinforces Malik Kāfur; carries Devaladevī to Delhi, 532. ALAKTAKA NAGARĪ: village, 344 note 6. ALANDATĪRTHA: identified with Alandah, 357. ALANDE: town, 482. ALĀ-UD-DIN II.: Bahamani king, sends an army into the Konkan (1436), 31; captures Burhānpur and besieges the fort of Laling (1437), 620-621. ALAWANDI: inscription at (1203), 502 and note 1. ALBERUNI: Arab writer, 4; geographer, 278 note 2. ALBUQUERQUE: Portuguese viceroy, provides wives for his soldiers from the country women, 47; establishes customs houses and appoints magistrates, 52; conciliates the goodwill of the natives, 58; captures Goa from the Bijāpur king (1510), 641. ALEXANDER: the Great, Macedonian king, invasion by; brings the Greeks in contact with the Hindus, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, i., ii.; 5; connection of the successors of, with Purāṇic kings and dynasties, 146; relations of Chandragupta with, one of the successors of, 155; 162. ALFONSO: Martin, owner of the town, Grebondel, 62. ALI: son and successor of Ibrāhīm Ādil Shāh, released from confinement by Muhammad Kishwar Khān (1557), 644. See Ali Ādil Shāh. ALI II.: son and successor of Muhammad Ādil Shāh, 651. See Ali Ādil Shāh II.

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ALI ĀDIL SHĀH: succeeds his father Ibrāhīm Ādil Shāh on the throne of Bijāpur (1557), 644; negotiates a treaty of alliance with Vijayanagar and carries on war with Ahmadnagar, 623, 644; joins the Musalmān confederacy against Vijayanagar (1565) and marries the Nizām Shāhi princess Chānd Bibi (644-45); overthrows of Vijayanagar (1565), 623, 644-645; interferes with the internal disputes of Vijayanagar and provokes the jealousy of Ahmadnagar; fails to recover Goa from the Portuguese; takes the fort of Adōni; invades the Southern Marātha Country (1573); his conquest south of the Tungbhadra; desertion of Marātha cavalry; second failure to recover Goa (1570), 645-646; his death (1580), 647. ALI ĀDIL SHĀH II.: succeeds his father Muhammad Ādil Shāh (1656), 651; makes peace with Aurangzib (1657); sends Afzul Khān against Shivāji; takes the field in person against Shivāji; goes to the Karṇāṭak and is attacked by the rebel Sidi Johār; makes humiliating peace with Shivāji (1662); renews hostilities with Shivāji and Aurangzib (1664); makes peace with Aurangzib and buys off Shivāji with an annual payment, 652-653; his death (1672), 653. ALIBĀG: sub-division, 96; town, 543. AL IDRISI: Arab traveller (1100), 4. ALIENATIONS: to Jesuits, 53. AL ISTAKHRI: Arab writer (951), 388. ALLA: pass, 608. ALLAHĀBĀD: town, 176, 197, 530; pillar inscription at, 230, 293, 311, 317. ALLĀ-UD-DIN: second Khilji emperor of Delhi, invades the Dekkan and conquers the Devagiri Yādavas (1294);

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defeats the Yādava king Rāmachandra and his son Saṁkara and concludes peace with the former (1294), 250-251, 531, 619; murders treacherously his uncle Jalāl-ud-din and ascends the throne of Delhi (1295), 531-532; sends an expedition to recover Devaladevī (1306), 532; sends Malik Kāfur and Khwāja Hāji to reduce the Hoysalas (1301), 539, 533; is poisoned by Malik Kāfur (1316), 533. ALLŪRAKA: identified with Alurā, 370 and note 3. AL MASŪDI: Arab writer (932-933), 4, 387, 388. ALMEIDA, LORENZO D': son of Francisco D' Almeida, destroys seven vessels of the Moors (1507), 43; burns ships in Dābhol harbour, attacked by the Gujarāt and Egyptian fleets and killed in Chaul harbour, 44. ALMEIDA, FRANCISCO D': destroys the Egyptian and Gujarāt fleets at Diu, 44; destroys Dābhol, 45. ALOMPRA: dynasty of Burma, 346 note 4. ALUKA: king of, conquered by Kīrtivarman I., 281, 345. ALUKAS: division of the Nāgas, 309. See Alupas. ALUNDAH: village on the Śivagaṅgā, tributary of the Nīrā, 357. ALUPA: town, 309 note 8. See Alupai. ALUPAI: town on the Malabār coast, 309 note 8. ALUPAS: possibly Nāgas, 281 note 3; ruling race of Malabār, 183; conquered by Kīrtivarman I. (567-597), 309 and note 8; their loyalty secured by Pulakesi II., 189, 282, 309, 350; hereditary servants of the Western Chalukya kings, 300; king of the, renders obeisance to Vikramāditya VI., 216, 444; defeated by Jayakesin I. (1052-53), 309; 567. ALŪR: village in Dhārwār district, 3; inscriptions at, 232 note 3; 379 note 1, 419;

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434; 458 note 2; 527; 564 note 5. ALURĀ: village, 370 note 3. ALUVA: Alupa prince, 370. ALUVAS: 300, 309; defeated by Vinayāditya; son of Vikramāditya I. 368. See Alupas. AMALĀNANDA: author of the Vedānta Kalpa Taru, 246. AMANA: Yādava king, succeeds his father Mahādeva (1271), but is dethroned by his cousin Rāmadeva, 247, 519, 528. AMARAGAṄGA: son and successor of the Devagiri Yādava king Mallugi, 517, 519. AMARAGĀṄGEYA: 235, 516 and note 4. AMARAGOL: in Hubli tāluka, inscription at, 568 note 5.