The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.568.2

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MHOW : town, 356. MIDDLETON : Sir H., 36, 39, 120. MIHIRA : king, 409. MIHIRAKULA : son of Toramāṇa, conquered by a northern Indian king Vishṇuvardhana Yaśodharman (about A.D. 530), 312. MIRAJ : plates, 178, 180, 190, grants, 211, 212, 213, 282 note 3, 425 note 2, 434, 435, 467, 538 note 8, included in the dominion of Kolhāpur Śilāhāra, 254 ; charter, 436 ; town, 546 ; 547 ; retaken by the Bijāpur troops from the Marāṭhās, 654 ; taken by the Mughals and re-taken by the Marāṭhās (1730) 655. MIRĀN : successor of Mortiza Nizām Shāh, assassinated by his minister Mirza Khán (1588), 623. MIRĀN ADILKHĀN : the successor of Malik Nāzir, his assassination (1441), 621. MIRĀN MUHAMMAD : successor of Ādil Khān II. of Khāndesh ; proclaims himself king of Gujarāt on the death of Bahādur Shāh (1535), 622. Successor of Mubārak (1566-76), 623. MIRĀT-I-AḤMADI : 30. MIRINJA : country of, under the rule of Gaṇḍarāditya, Kolhāpur Śilāhāra prince, 255 ; modern Miraj, 546, 547. MITĀKSHARĀ : Sanskrit work on Hindu law, 219. MODEGANŪR : Kalachurya Someśvara's seat of government, 485, 487. MODEGANŪR KUPPADE : 485. See Modeganūr. MODĪ : current form of Marāṭhi writing, 249. MODKAL : laid waste by Malik Kāfur, 29. MOGGALIPUTTO : Buddhist saint, sends missionaries to Mahāraṭṭha, 143-144. MOGHALS : enter Khāndesh and sack Burhānpur, but are defeated by the king of Khāndesh (1561), 623 ; succeed to the territories of Gujarāt in the north Koṅkaṇ (1572) and attack Daman, Tārāpur, and Dāhānu (1582), 40 ;