The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.659

c12.659

RÁCHAMALLA : Western Gaṅga prince, son and successor of Ereyappa, killed by Būtuga, 304 and note 4, 419. Permanadi, Satyavākya-Koṅguṇivarma (978), Western Gaṅga prince, 307 and note 7. RACHOHA GANGA : Maruḷadeva's son, 305. RADDI : 383. See Reḍḍi. RÁDHANPÚR : grants, 196 and note 3, 197, 198 note 2, 209, 396, 398. RÁGHOJI ANGRIA : takes the impostor Sadāshiv Chimnāji prisoner, 102. RAGHU : Kadamba king, 286. RAGHUNÁTH RÁO : younger brother of the Peshwa Bājirāo, with Damāji Gāikwāḍ, captures Ahmedābād and firmly establishes Marātha supremacy in Gujarāt (1754); drives the forces of Ahmad Shāh Abdāli from the Panjāb (1758); aspires to rule the state and keeps on good terms with the English, 98, 602; with the help of the Nizām defeats his nephew Mādhav Rāo's army and takes charge of the government, 603; pursues Haidar across the Tungbhadra and makes a treaty at Bednur (1766), 659; retires from court and raises a force but is defeated (1768) and kept in custody; 603, 628; is released; keeps on good terms with his other nephew Nārāyaṇ Rāo for a time; is again placed in confinement; is believed to be implicated in the murder of Nārāyaṇ Rāo (1772-1773); assumes charge of the government and defeats the ministerial army at Pandharpur (1774), 604; seeks British help but refuses to surrender Bassein, Sālsette, and the Bombay islands, 100; by the treaty of Surat cedes, Sālsette and other possessions to the English (1775), 101, 604; invites Haidar, who favoured his cause, to take possession of the Southern Marātha Country up to the Krishna (1776), 659; by the treaty of Purandhar his cause is given up by the English (1776), 604; leaves Surat to join Sadāshiv Bhāu, the impostor, but is compelled to take shelter at Tārāpur, 102; promises to cede Khānderi and Bassein to the English for their help to make him Peshwa (1778), 103; by the treaty of Sālbāi he is provided for (1782), 605; retires to Kōpargaon, 628. RÁHAPA : 391. RÁHTOD : derived from Rāshṭrakūṭa, 384. RÁHTODA : derived from Rāshṭrakūṭa, 178. RÁHTOR : derived from Rāshṭrakūṭa, 384.