The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.568.4

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MORO PANT PINGLA : also called Moro Pandit, Shivāji's general, defeats the army of Afzul Khān at Jāvli (1659), 592 ; is given charge of Rājpuri and Rāygad and captures Māhuli, 69 ; goes to burn the Moghal ships at Surat and afterwards to Kalyán, 70; defeats Mohábat Khán at Sálher (1671), 594; goes with Shiváji to Junnar and returns to Ráygad (1675), 70, 594; is appointed Peshwa or Mukhya Pradhána, 594; attacks Janjira but fails 1676), 71. MORTABA KHÁN: Nawáb of Bhiwndi, 41. See Mohartaba Khán. MORTAZA: Nizám Sháh, marches against Revdanda (1570), 49. MORTIZA: son and successor of Hussain Nizám Sháh, overruns Berár and annexes Khándesh to the Ahmadnagar kingdom (1572); entrusts the management of his government to Salábat Khán; is killed by his son Mirán (1587), 623. MORTIZA-NIZÁM SHÁH: killed, by the son of Malik Ambar (1631), 625. MOUNT CALVARY: taken charge of by the Franciscans (1585), 57. MOUNT MARY: Roman Catholic church at Bándra, destroyed by the Portuguese themselves (1737) and re-built (1761), 84. MRIGAVARMAN: Hángal Kádamba, 559. MRIGESÁ: 287 note 9. See Mrigeśvara. MRIGEŚAVARMAN: Kadamba king, 287 note 3, builds Jain temple, 288; 291 note 1; 322. MRIGEŚVARAVARMAN: 287 note 9. See Mrigeśvara. MÚAZZIM: Sultán, Aurangzib's son, demands in marriage Pádsháh Bibi the Bijápur king's sister (1676); makes Válva his head-quarters; takes Gokák, Hubli, and Dhárwár, 654. MUBÁRAK: releases Mahmúd, son of Bahádur Sháh of Gujarát, and obtains Sultánpura and Nandurbár;