The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.527.2

c12.527.2

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.