The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.525

c12.525

MAHÍ: river, 199, 241, 310, 311, 315, 336, 348 note 5, 383, 389, 404, 525. MAHÍDHARA: son of Dádá, commander of Bhillama's troop of elephants, 237, 238. MÁHIM: capital of Bhimrája, 27; its occupation, 29; its capture by Malik-ul-Tujár, 30; town, attacked by the Mughals, 40; its capture by the Franciscans (1586), 57. MAHIPÁLA: king, 383. MAHISHAKAS: southern country, 135; Maháráshtra, 140. MAHISHMAT: 140. See Mahishakas. MÁHISHMATÍ: lord of, 439, 450, 523. MAHISHMATIPATTANA: lord of, 439 note 2. MAHISHMATIPURA: 457. MAHMÚD BEGADA: king of Gujarát, overruns Khándesh (1499); is driven back by the united forces of Ádil Khán Faruki and Ahmad Nizám Sháh; exacts tribute from Ádil Khán and captures Daulatábád (1500), 622. MAHMÚD GÁWÁN: Bijápur minister, suppresses the revolt of Jalál Khán; his campaign in Kolhápur and Vishálgad; captures Goa from the Rája of Vijayanagar (1470); his siege and capture of Belgaum (1472); makes a new distribution of the Bahamani dominions; his execution (1481), 588, 638, 639. MAHMÚD KHWAJA GÁWÁN: takes a large army into the Konkan, 32, 33. See Máhmúd Gáwán. MAHMÚD SHÁH: king of Bidar, visits Dábhol, 33. MAHMÚD SHÁH BEGADA: death of (1511), 30; 44. See Máhmúd Begada. MAHOMMED: son of Kásim, conquers Sindh and destroys the Gurjaras, 375 note 3. MÁHULI: fort, roduced by Malik Ahmed (1485), 32; 39; capture of, by Shiváji, 69. MAILLALADEVÍ: Western Chálukya king Somesvara I.'s wife, 438, 440. Ratta chieftain Sena I.'s wife, 551, 553. Goa Kádamba Jayakesin II.'s wife, 565, 569. Gutta prince Vikramáditya III.'s wife, 579, 583, 584. MAILALAMAHÁDEVÍ: daughter of the Western Chálukya king Vikramáditya VI. and wife of the Goa Kádamba Jayakesin II., 449. MAILALATIRTHA: founder of the Káreya sect of the Jáins, 550, 552. MAILÁRAYYA: Kalachurya Bijjala's governor of Tardavádi, 460, 473. MAIRINJA: modern Miraj, 259 and note 3; 546. MAISUR: Mysore, 183; 189; copperplate grant at, 211. MÁJID KHÁN: successor of Abdul Gháfar of Sávanur, signs a treaty with the Peshwa (1746), 656; yields territory in the Karnátak to the Peshwa (1747), 665; takes part in the contests of the Nizám's throne; his intrigues with the French; conspires first in favour of and afterwards against Muzaffar Jang; his death (1751), 666. MAKARA: Magara kingdom, uprooted by Narasimha II., 507.