The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.568.3

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besiege Ahmadnagar but are forced to retire (1596), 624, 649 ; invade the Dakhan (1600), 590 ; besiege Daman, Bassein, and Chaul (1612), 40 ; Ahmadnagar surrendered to them (1617), 624 ; invade Bijāpur, 650 ; enter from Purenda by Shāhji Bhonsla (1633), 591 ; their peace with Bijāpur (1636), 650 ; enter into offensive alliance with Shivāji against Bijāpur (1664), 67, 652 ; attack Shivāji's possessions (1673), 69, 626 ; burn Vengurla (1675), 70 ; make a raid in the Kalyān district (1683), 77 ; take Bijāpur (1686), 655 ; capture Sambhāji at Saṅgameshvar (1689), 78 ; take Rāygad, 79 ; decline of the empire of (1708), 626. See Mughals, also Musalmāns, Akbar, Jehāngīr, Shāh Jahān, and Aurangzib. MOHABAT KHĀN : sent by Aurangzib to crush Shivāji, his defeat at Sālher and retreat to Aurangābād, 594. MOHAGAON : village, 207. MOHAMAGRĀMA : village, identified with Mohgaon, 420. MOHARTABA KHĀN : tomb of, at Kalyān (1690), 41. MOHGAON : village, 420. MO-HO-LA-CHA : 184, 353. See Moholocha. MOHOLOCHA : Hwan Thsang's name of Mahāraṣṭra, 145. MOHTARFA : shop-tax, 100. MOHTARPHA : shop-tax, 123. MOKSHAKHAṆḌA : part of Hemādri's Chaturvarga Chintāmaṇi, 249. MONT PEZIER : Portuguese ruins at, 66. See Mandapeshvar. MOORS : condition of, 53, 58 ; pirates, 61. See Musalmāns. MORKHAṆḌ : hill fort in Nāsik district, 198. MOROBA PHADNAVIS : one of Mādhavrāo's chief ministers, 603 ; kept in confinement, seeks the aid of the English, 604. MORO PANDIT : see Moro Pant Piṅgla.