The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.568.5

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dies (1566), 623. MUBÁRIK: Allá-ud-din's third son, Delhi emperor, marches to the Dekkan (1318); takes Harapála prisoner and flays him alive, 252, 533. MUBÁRIK I.: emperor of Delhi, orders extension of his garrisons to the sea, 29. MUBÁRIK KHÁN: son and successor of Miran Ádil Khán, 621. MUCHKUNDA: Rishi, 28. MUCHKUNDI: river, 28. MUDGAL: in the Nizám's dominions, 527, 533 and note 3; district and fort, taken by Vijayanagar from Bijápur, 643. MUDGALA: gotra, 240; town, 245. MUDHOL: state, 553. MUDUGALA: modern Mudgala, 245. MÚDUR: in the Hángal táluka, inscription at, 562 note 6. MUGDHABODHA: Bopadeva's treatise on grammar, 249. MUGHALS: 596, 626, 649, 650, 652, 655. See Moghals. MUGUT KHÁN-HUBLI: in Belgaum district, 456, 527. MUHAMMAD ÁDIL SHÁH, son and successor of Ibráhím Ádil Sháh (1628), 649; his change of policy; his alliance with Murtaza Nizám Sháh; sues for peace with the Mughals (1636), 650; effects a nominal reconciliation between Sháhji and Báji Ghorpade and sends Sháhji again into the Karnátak, 650; asks Sháhji to suppress the rebellion of Shiváji, 651; his anger at Shiváji's getting possession of several forts of Bijápur in the Dakhan and the Konkan; his order to Báji Ghorpade to arrest Sháhji and send him to Bijápur, 651; keeps on good terms with the Mughals; secures the goodwill of Dárá Shikoh but incurs the displeasure of Aurangzib; his death (1656), 651.