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# The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.535

The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.535

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### [c12.535](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.535)

MARÁTHÁS: of the Dekkan, 277; their old names, 143, 277; petty rájás of, 30; begin to make themselves conspicuous under the Bijápur kings, 591; their chiefs become important under Malik Ambar; their greatest family, the Jádhavs of Sindkhed, go over to the Mughals (1621), 624; their incursions into the Mughal territories (1657-1673), 625-626; exact for the first time from village officers promises to pay chauth (1670), 625; their attacks on the kingdom of Bijápur, 653; dissensions among (1697-1700); plunder in the rear of Aurangzib, are joined by his Mánkaris; their independence is formally recognised by the emperor of Delhi (1707), 597; equip a fleet independent of the Angriás (1707), 81; obtain a grant of the chauth and sardeshmukhi of the Dekkan (1720), 626; become the chief power in the Konkan (1735), 83; invade Sálsette (1737); take Bassein (1739); 84; allow their Christian subjects full liberty of conscience, 86; cession of Khándesh to (1752); their campaign against Sávanur (1756), 657; gain Ahmednagar and Násik (1759-1760), 627; obtain Bijápur (1760), 657; their defeat at Pánipat (1761), 627; defeat the Nizám at Kharda and obtain the districts along the frontier from Purinda to Daulatábád (1795); the last occasion on which all the great Marátha chiefs acted together, 628; their wars with Haidar and Tipu (1759-1792), 658-662; complete defeat of the confederates by the English at Assaye and Argaon (1803), 609. See Siváji, Ráma Rája, Sháhu, and the Peshwa.

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