The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.46

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c12.46

ASHTPRADHĀN: or eight chief ministers of Śivāji (1674), 591. ASIA: objects of the Portuguese with respect to the whole of, 43. AŚIKA: ruled over by Gotamīputra, 149. ASIRGAD: fort; built by Āsa the shepherd king about 1370, 619; taken by treachery by Malik Nāzir the first Khāndesh king, 620; surrendered to the Mughals (1600), 624; taken by Niẓām-ul-mulk (1720), 626; surrendered to the Peshwa (1760), 627; taken by Colonel Stephenson from Sindia (1803), 629; captured by the English (1819), 631. AŚMAKA: ruled over by Gotamīputra, 149. AŚOKA: Buddhist king of Maurya dynasty (B.O. 263-229), his rock inscriptions, 142; his moral edicts, 143 285 note 5; language used in his time, 177; third Buddhist convocation held in his reign, 144, 278 note 2; extent of his dominions, 146, 277; Raṭṭhas found in the time of, 191; his name modified into Aśokavarman, 324; Guttas claim descent from his grandfather, 579. AŚOKAVARMAN: probably a modification of the name of the Buddhist king Aśoka, 324. AŚRAMA: hermitage, 135. AŚRAMADEVA: temple of, in the Bharukachchha district, 315. ASSAM: 215; Vikramāditya VI. the Western Chālukya king, carries his arms as far as, 442. ASSAYE: battle of (1802), 112, 609. ASTGĀM: 310. See Ashtgām. AŚVALĀYANA: 141. AŚVAMEDHA: great horse sacrifice of Pulakeśi I., 181; restoration of, by Samudragupta, 290 note 3. AŚVATTHĀMAN: ancestor of the Pallavas, 317. ATAKŪR: inscription at, 304, 305, 322 note 8, 418, 421. ATHANI: remains with Shāhu (1730), 656. ATIRANACHANDA: Pallava king, 331. ATIRANACHANDEŚVARA: temple of at Sāḷuvaṇkuppam, 331. ATISĀYA: horse of Parameśvaravarman I., 322 note 8. ATISAYADHAVALA: biruda of Amoghavarsha I., 401. ATMĀNUŚĀSANA: work of Guṇabhadra, 411. ATRI: son of god Brahman, 339, 511. ATTARASA: 507. See Attirāja. ATTIRĀJA: father of Polalva, 507. ATTIVARMAN: born of the family of the king Kandara, 384, 386; grant of 384. ATYANTAKĀMA: birudas of Rājasimha, 329, and of Narasimha, the Pallava kings, 331. AUFRECHT: Professor, 172 note 1. AURANGĀBĀD: town, in the Niẓām's dominions, 388, 430, 520, 524; Gāzi-ud-din's camp at (1752); his death at; greater part of the province, ceded to the Marāthās by the Niẓām (1760), 627. AURANGZĪB: Subhedār of the Dakhan (1656), 625; besieges Bījāpur, but on receipt of news about his father's illness hastens to Delhi, 651-652; permits Shivāji to take the Konkan (1659), 68; despatches a force under Mohābat Khān against Shivāji (1671), 594; his ships ravage the coast, 76; comes in person into the Dakhan (1684), 595, 654; sends his son Muazzim into the Konkan (1684), 654; fall of Golkonda (1687), 595; gives a sanād to the Sidi (1689), 79; Sambhājī's execution (1689), 596; Shāhu taken prisoner (1690), 596; declares war against the Portuguese (1694) and inflicts cruelties on them, 40, 80; fixes his head-quarters at Brahmapuri (1694), 596; is hard pressed by the Marāthās; his death (1707), 597.