The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.527.1

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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;