The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.527

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MALEPAS: people of the Malenád, 495. MÁLEREOTLÁ: state, 346 note 4. MALEK-UL-TUJÁR: 588. See Malik-ul-Tujár. MALGUND: in Dhárwár district, inscription at, 440 note 3 MALHÁRJI HOLKAR: founder of the Holkar family, 600. MÁLIKÁ: wife of the Western Chálukya king Vikramáditya VI., 449. MALIK AHMAD: reduces the Ghát and Konkan forts, 32. See Malik Ahmad Beheri. MALIK AHMAD BEHERI: Bahamani governor of Junnar, defeats the Bahamani troops at Bhingár, declares his independence (1489), and builds the city of Ahmadnagar (1493-95); 621; 640. See Ahmad Sháh. MALIK AMBAR: Abyssinian minister of Ahmadnagar; manages the revenue and introduces the survey, 38; sets up Mortiza as king and founds a city at Kharki, defeats the Mughal general Khán-i-Khánán and retakes Ahmadnagar and Berar; is defeated by Sháh Jahán (1617) and forced to surrender Ahmadnagar; his death (1626), 624 MALIK KÁFUR: slave-general of Alá-ud-din; invades the Dakhan (1306) and takes Rámdeva prisoner (1307), 251, 532, 618; is sent to subdue Tailangana and on his way is entertained hospitably at Devagiri (1309), 251, 533; is sent to Dorasamudra (1310), 509, 533; returns to Delhi (1311), 533; is sent against Samkara, whom he puts to death and fixes his residence at Devagiri (1312), 251, 533, 619; is summoned to Delhi, poisons Alá-ud-din, and is assassinated (1316), 533. MALIK NÁZIR: founder of the Faruki dynasty of Khándesh in 1399; seizes the fort of Asirgad, builds the towns of Burhánpur and Zeinábád;

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recovers the fort of Thálner from his brother (1417); takes Sultánpur and overruns Nandurbár; is defeated by Alá-ud-din Bahamani (1435); capture of Burhánpur; extent of the Khándesh dominions during his time; his death (1437), 620-621. MALIK RÁJA: Arab adventurer; obtains from Firuz Tughlak the districts of Thálner and Kurunda in Khándesh (1370); forces the Rája of Báglán to pay tribute; dies (1399); 620. MALIK-UL-TUJÁR: is sent to subdue the Gháts and the Konkan (1420), 588; seizes Máhim (Bombay) and Sálsette (1429), 30; is again sent with a considerable force (1451); builds the fort of Chákan; overruns the lands of the Shirké family; is induced to march against Shankar Rái of Khelna; is surrounded and defeated, 31, 588. MÁLINGI: opposite Talakad, 497; inscription at (1290), 509. See Jananáthapura. MALKANA: temple of, at Ruddawádi, inscription at, 428 note 1: MÁLKHE D: in Nizám's territory, 200, 396, 403, 450; Ráshtrakútas of, 299 note 4, 327 note 7, 341 note 2, 386, 423; Ráshtrakúta capital, 382; records of the family of, 383; burnt by Gunaka Vijayáditya III., 411; plundered by the Paramára king, 422; dynasty, 424, 425; first capital of the Western Chálukyas, 427, 430. See Mányakheta, Mankir, and Mannayakere. MÁLKHET: 10, 11, 17; overthrow of the power of (A.D. 970), 24. MALLA: brother of Bichana, 243; Yádava king Krishna's officer, 529. See Mallisetti. Of the Gutta family, 452, 580. See Mallideva. Lingáyat brothers, founders of Kittur, 668. MALLALA MAHÁDEVÍ: 216.

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See Mailala Mahádeví. MALLALI: musical instrument, 577. MALLANA: Vira-Ballála II.'s officer (1203), 506. MALLAPPA: Desái of Kittur, resumes possession of his territory from the Maráthás; assists General Wellesley (1803); obtains a sanad from the Peshwa (1809); is confirmed in his possessions by General Munro; fictitious adoption by; his death, 669-670. MALLAVALLI: village, grants to the Víra Somnáth temple by the Hángal Kádamba Kámadeva, 484. MALLAYA: Jagaddeva's companion in assassinating Vijjana, 226. MALLEYAMÁDEVÍ: Western Chálukya king Vikramáditya VI.'s wife, 448. MALLEYASÁHANI: Bhillama's officer, 520. MALLIDEVA: Singhana's officer, 523; Yádava king Rámachandra's governor of Huligere (1295-1296), 530, 564. Son of Gutta I., (1115), 579; 580; 581. Kádamba ruler (1231), 564. See Múllikárjuna. MALLIDEVARÁSA: Kalachurya Sankama's feudatory (1180), 488, 489. MALLIKÁRJUN: Siláhára king of the Konkan, 24. MALLIKÁRJUNA: Northern Konkan Siláhára, (1156); 539; 544; 548. Ratta chieftain, son of Lakshmideva I. (1204-1208), 551; 556; 557. Hángal Kádamba (1132-1145), 559; feudatory of the Western Chálukya kings Somesvara III. and Perma Jagadekamalla II., 562. Kádamba ruler (1231), 564. See Mallideva. God, temple of, at Degámve, 571. MALLIKÁRJUNA I.: son of the Hángal Kádamba Tailapa II. and feudatory of Somesvara III., 456. MALLISETTI: 245, 527. See Malla. MALLISHENA: epitaph of, 407. MALLU: son and successor of Ismail Ádil Sháh; is deposed (1534), 642.

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MALLUGI: Yádava king, 235, 517, 519; takes Parpakheta, 235, 516; at war with Vijjana, 237. Enemy of Bhillama, 238 and note 2. MÁLOJI: Shiváji's grandfather, 591. MALPARBHÁ: 497; 503; 504; 506; 519; 524. See Malaprabha. MÁLUNDI: 37. MÁLVA: under the Satraps, 159; king of, subdued by Dantidurga, 194; surrenders himself to Govinda III., 193; northern limit of the Ráshtrakúta kingdom, 199; invaded by Tailapa, 213; king of, re-gains his throne, 215; humbled by Singhana, 240. MÁLVAN: port, fort built by Shiváji at, 68, 69; Shiváji's naval head-quarters; description of, 75; taken by the English (1765) and restored on payment of Rs. 3,60,000 (1766), 106; ceded to the English (1812), 112. MÁLVANS: Sávant and Kolhápur ship captains, 88. MÁLWA: part of the Early Gupta dominions, 580; falls into the hands of Toramána, 312; Samautabhadra's tour to, 407; 432; confederacy of, 436; 441; king of, assisted by Vikramáditya VI., 442; 532; 578. See Málva. MALYAH: 4. MÁMALA: modern Maval, 175. MÁMALÁHÁRA: Mámala district, 175. MÁMALLAPURAM: inscriptions at, 331. MAMDÁPUR: record at, 526. MAMELUKES: rulers of Egypt, 44. MÁMLATDÁRS: officers of districts yielding about five lákhs of revenue, 99. MAMVÁNI: 589; 543; 567. See Mummuni. MÁNA: Ráshtrakúṭa king, 386. MÁNA: people, 400, 408. MANAGOLI: in the Bijápur district, inscription at, 423 note 5, 503, 521. MANAKATTI: in the Bankápur táluka, inscription at, 562 note 8. MANALARATA: Western Ganga prince Permáṇaḍi Bútuga's feudatory, 284 note 4, 421.

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MANALKUDI: town, 334. MÁNALÚR: village and family, 487 and note 4. MÁNAPURA: town, 386. MANASOLLÁSA: Sanskrit work of the later Chálukya king Somesvara, 456. See Abhilashitárthachintámaṇi. MÁNAPADHARMAŚÁSTRA: Sanskrit work on Hindu law, 298 note 2. MÁNAVARMAN: prince of Ceylon; helps the Pallava king Narasimhavarman I., his war with Chalukya Pulikeśi II.; obtains help from Narasimhavarman I. in his invasion of Ceylon, 324. MÁNAVAS: 278 note 1. MÁNAVYA: Chálukya hero, 180; race, 180, 271, 278 and note 1; gotra, 286, 287 note 4, 290 note 3, 337 and note 1, 339. MANCHANNÁ: Kalachurya. Bijjala's minister and rival of Basava, 226, 479. MÁNDÁD: caves at, 174. MANDAGADA: see Mándád. MANDÁGORA: port, 1; 2 note 5; modern Mándád, 174. MANDALI: province, 428 note 4, 443. MANDANGAD: 2 note 5. MANDAPESHVAR: caves, 9; 12; caves, taken possession of, sculptures destroyed and a church and the Royal College of Sálsette built at, by the Franciscans (1585), 56; 57; Portuguese remains at, 66. See Mont Pezier. MANDÁRA: mountain, 340 note 1. MANDASOR: town in Málwa, inscriptions at (A.D. 473), 310; records at, 312; 426 note 2; treaty of (1818), 630.