The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.675

c12.675

SEVYA : son of the Sinda prince Polasinda and feudatory of the Western Chálukya king Someśvara II., 437, 577. SEVYABASA : 577. See Sevya. SHADAKSHARI : poet, author of the Rájaśekharavilása, 437 note 6. SHÁHÁBUDDIN KHÁN : Moghal general, defeats Sambháji, 78. SHÁH ABUL HASSAN : Bijápur noble, called to her council by Chánd Bibi, 647; frees the state from its difficulties, is blinded and put to death by Diláwar Khán, 647-648. SHAHBAZ-GARHI : rock inscription at, 142. SHÁH JAHÁN : Mughal emperor; favours the Portuguese, 40; calls on Bijápur to deliver the Ahmadnagar forts and show no favour to Sháhji Bhonsla, besieges Bijápur, forces the king of Bijápur to come to terms and annexes to the Mughal territory the country north of the Bhima (1636), 590-591, 650; admits Shiváji into the imperial service and causes the release of Sháhji from imprisonment, 651. SHÁHJI BHONSLA : sets up a king at Ahmadnagar, overruns the Gangthari and Poona districts and drives the Mughals from Purenda (1633), 590-591; overruns the North Konkan, 38; takes service under the Bijápur king, and receives the jáhgir of Poona and Supa (1637), 39, 590-591; goes with Randullah Khán and extends the limits of the Bijápur kingdom to the Bay of Bengal, 650-651; arrested by Báji Ghorpade of Mudhol and imprisoned, 592, 651. SHÁHU : son of Sambháji, taken prisoner with his mother by the Mughals at Ráygad (1690), 79, 596; released by the Mughals (1708); obtains a grant of chauth and sar-deshmukhi of the six subhás of the Dakhan and svaráj or personal sovereignty of a number of districts comprising the greater part of old Bijápur (1719), 655; lays siege to Rángna and builds the Harnaifort, 81; marches into the Dakhan and defeats the army of Tárábái and is formally seated on the throne (1708), 598; his attempts at order, 599; obtains Miraj, Tásgaon, and Athni by treaty with the Rája of Kolhápur (1730), 656; his death (1749), 600. Adopted son and successor of Rám Rája of Sátára, 604. SHAIKHJI : pirate, 82. SHAIKH ZEINUDÍN : sage of Daulatábád, 620. SHAILÁHÁRA : Sanskritised form of the Maráthí surname Selar, 15 note 4. SHAISTA KHÁN : Mughal general in Poona; surprised and wounded by Shiváji, 593. SHÁLÁS : lecture halls, 10. SHANKARÁCHÁRYA : Shaivite teacher, 28. See Samkaráchárya. SHANKAR RÁI : Rája of Khelna, defeats the Musalmán army, 31. SHANMUKHA : Siva's son, 479. SHÁN STATES : rules of succession in the, 346 note 4. SHASHTHADEVA I. : Goa Kádamba prince (1007-1008), feudatory of the Western Chálukya king Jayasimha II., 436, 565, 567.