The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.569

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c12.569

MUNRO, Colonel, afterwards Brigadier-general, conquers the Peshwa's territories (1818), 611; is appointed commissioner of the districts ceded by Bājirāo (1817), makes Dhārwār his headquarters; wrests from the Marāthās the Southern Marātha Country and captures the forts of Badāmi, Bāgalkot, Belgaum, and Sholāpur (1817-18), 664-665. MURĀD: son of Akbar, invades Ahmadnagar (1576), 649. MURGOD: town in Belgaum district, 235 notes 3 and 6. MURHĀS: meaning of, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, x. note 1. MURTAZA NIZĀM SHĀH: assassination of (1629), 650. MUSALMĀN: kings of Delhi, 509; historians, 511. See Musalmāns. MUSALMĀNS: defeated by the Devagiri Yādava king Singhaṇa (1210-1247), 525; under the Delhi emperor invade the Dakhan (1294), 29, 530-31, 587, 620; extend their power to the Konkan (1312), 29, 533; nobles revolt and establish the Bahamani dynasty (1345-1347), 587, 629; 637; Malik Nāzir founds the Farāki dynasty of Khāndesh, 620; the Bahamanis lose hills and strong places, 538; recover the lost ground (1420-1451), 30, 31, 32; 588; attack the Southern Marātha Country, 637-639; the Gujarāt king takes North Konkan, 30; decline of the Bahamanis (1481), 639; partition of the Bahamani kingdom (1491), 33, 589, 621, 640; the king of Bijāpur loses Goa to the Portuguese (1510), 641; the king of Gujarāt loses North Konkan to the Portuguese, 33; are not allowed by the Portuguese to exercise their religion within towns, 60; Abyssinians establish themselves at Janjira (1489), 34; their power wanes with the decline of the Mughal empire (1708), 626. MŪSHAKA: country, 261; king of, conquered by Kīrtivarman I., 345. MŪSHIKA: 281. See Mūshaka. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: of the Rāshtrakūtas of Mālkhed, of the Rattas of Saundatti, of the Kalachuryas of Kalyāṇi, of the Kādambas of Hāngal and Goa, and of the Western Gaṅgas, 327 note 7. MUSKAT: port, 70. MUSTĀFABAD: 33. See Dābhol. MUSTAPHA KHĀN: Bijāpur general at the siege of Bankāpur, 616. MUSUNIPARU: village on the Krishṇaverṇā, 369. MŪTIBAS: living on the borders of Āryan settlements, 138. MUTTAGE: in Bijāpur district, inscriptions at, 466. MUTTAGI: inscription at, 518, 520. MUTTATTI: village, in Mysore, inscription at, 284 note 4. MUZIRIS: generally identified with Mangalore, 3. MYSOR: 146, 659. See Mysore.