The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.613.1

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NÍRUPAMADEVA : king, 380. NÍSSANKAMALLA : *biruda* of the Kaḷachurya Saṅkama, 486. NÍSSANKAPRATÁPA CHAKRAVARTIN : *Hoysaḷa* title, 507, 508, 509. NITIMÁRGA-KONGUNIVARMA-PERMANADI: Gaṅga king, 303 note 2. NITRIAS : 2. NITTASINGI : village, 448. NITYAVARSHA : *biruda* of Indra III, the Ráshtrakūṭa king, 203, 415, 416 note 5. *Biruda* of Khoṭṭiga, 422. NITYAVINÍTA : Pallava king, 331. NITYAVINÍTÉSVAR A : temple of, 331. NIVARTANA : land measure, 150. NIVRITINÁTHA : father of Jñánadeva, 250. NIVTI : 112. NIZÁM : Nizám-ul-mulk, Mughal governor of the Dakhan, gives a *jáhgir* at Bálki to Chandrasen Jádhav (1713), 598; declares war with Sháhu (1713), 599; governor of Málwa crosses the Narbada; defeats the imperial army and brings under his sway Ahmadnagar, Gangthari, and Khándesh (1720), 626-627; becomes master of the Dakhan (1727); revives the quarrel between Sháhu and Sambháji of Kolhápur (1727); war with and defeat by Sháhu (1727); incites Trimbakráo Dábháde to march against Bájiráo to depose him from his superiority (1731), 600; shares the revenues of the Southern Marátha Country with the Maráthás, appoints a new Subhedár to the Bijápur Karnátak and the fort of Belgaum, 656; his death (1748), 627. Salábat Jang, successor of Nizám-ul-Mulk, invades the Poona districts (1751); comes to terms with the Peshwa and confirms a cession of territory promised by his brother Gázi-ud-din (1752), 601-602, 627.