The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.620

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c12.620

PESHWA : takes Gokák (1754) and Bágalkot, 656 ; takes Belgaum from the Sávanur Nawábs (1756), 657 ; establishes a fleet at Vijaydurg and Bassein and creates the Nawábship of Sachin (1784), 107 ; territory of, conquered by the English (1818), 612, 631, 665. PETENIKAS : Paithanakas, associated with Bhojas, 143, 146, 277. PETERSON : Professor, 205 note 3. PETH : town, 390. PETHANA : 143. See Paithana. PETHAPANGABAKA : village, 386. PEVIYA-SÁHANI : Bhillama's officer, 520. PHALADIVYA : ordeal by holding a red-hot arrowhead, 571. PHILIP II. : king of Spain, 49. PHIRANGOJI NARSÁLA : commandant of the fort of Chákan, 591, 593. PHONDA : town on the Goa frontier, 70. PHOND SÁVANT : Chief of Sávantvádi, recovers the territory south of the river Karlai, 76 ; builds the fort of Bharatgad (1700), 79 ; enters into an alliance with the English against the Angriás (1730), 88. PHULTHAMBA : 353 note 2. PIABS : native soldiers in the Portuguese service, 55. PILÁJI GÁIKWÁR : lieutenant of Trimbakráo Dábháde and guardian of Yashvantráo Dábháde, 600. PILGRIMS : Chinese, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, ii. PILLAR OF VICTORY : set up by Vikramáditya II., 375. PILLARS OF VICTORY : 426 note 2. PIMPALNER : in the Khándesh district, grant from, 344 note 6, 358 note 1. PINÁKAPÁNI : god S'iva, 323. PINCHIA-DHVAJA : banner of the Western Gaṅgas, 299. PÍNDITAKÁVADA : 148. PIPPALANAGARA : 344 note 6. See Pimpalner. PIRATES : 1, 3, 54 ; from Malabár, composed of Moors Gentiles Jews and Christians, trouble the Portuguese (1570), 61 ; the Portuguese and the emperor Jahángir enter into a treaty against (1615), 62 ; Arab, 66, 72, 82 ; 112. PIRIGIPA : village, on the Mahánadí, 347 note 2, 358 note 1. PIRIYA-CHATTARASA : (1000-1025), 578. PISHTAPURA : modern Piṭṭapuram, 280, 350 and note 6. PITALKHORÁ : inscriptions in the caves at, 147. PÍTHAPURÍ : 350 note 6. See Pishtapura. PITTÁPURAM : 280, 350 and note 6 ; conquered by Pulikeśin II., 352. PITTUGA : Raṭṭa chieftain, 551, 552. PLACES : mentioned in inscriptions, 11, 16 and note 3. PLEASURE-HOUSES : Portuguese, 65. PLEIADES : mothers of mankind, 319 note 3, 337 note 4. PLINY : naturalist (77), 2. PLITHANA : modern Paithan, its trade with Broach, 619.