The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.937

c12.937

YEKLEAS KHAN: leader of the Abyssinian officers at Bijapur; associates with Chand Bibi in the regency during the minority of Ibrāhīm Ādil Shāh II, seized and blinded by Dilāwar Khān, 647. YELAWATTI: village, 278 note 2. YELBURGA: Sinda family of, 477, 488, 498, 547, 569, 572, 573, 577, 578; in the Nizām's dominions, 504. YEMEN: 7. YERANGAL: Portuguese church at, 65. YERULÁ: 391. See Ellorá. YESDEJARD III.: Persian king (638), 14. YESHWANTRÁO HOLKAR: Maratha chieftain, 110; drives the widows of Mahádji Sindia to Burhánpur (1800), 607; defeated at Indor by Sindia (1801); sends his lieutenant Fatehsing Máne to Khándesh and the Dakhan against the Peshwa; his march to Ahmadnagar; joins Máne and advances to Poona; defeats the forces of the Peshwa (1802); complete master of Poona, invites Amrut Ráo to take charge of the government of Poona and to place his son Vináyak Ráo on the throne; plunders the city; devastates Sindia's possessions in Khándesh, 628. YEÚR: inscriptions at, 425 note 2; in the Nizám's dominions, 457. YETUR: inscription tablet at, 178, 180, 181, 190, 211. YUDDHAMALLA: of a branch of the Chálukyas, 212. Biruda of Mangalarasa, son of Dharásraya Jayasimhavarman, 374. YUDDHAMALLA I.: Chálukya chief of the Sapádalakha country, 380; identified with Satyásraya-Vinayáditya, 380 note 6.