The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c2.14

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State of the Powers ruling in the middle of the seventeenth century; Capture of Ráiri and Kalyán by Shiváji; Building of the forts of Birvádi, Lingána, and Pratápgad; Aurangzib's permission to take possession of the whole Konkan and invasion of the Sidis' districts; Plunder of Rájápur and burning of Dábhol; Capture of Dánda Rájápur; Building of forts at Málvan; Rebuilding of the forts of Suvarndurg, Ratnágiri; Jaygad, Anjanvel, Vijayadurg, and Kolába; Ráygad called the Gibraltar of the East; Capital of Shiváji; Plunder of Surat; Burning of Vengurla; Plundering expedition as far as Barcelor; Attack by the Moghals on Shiváji's possessions in the Dakhan; His visit to and escape from Delhi; Expulsion of the Moghals from Kalyán; Building of the fort of Sarjekot; Capture of the forts of Máhuli; Naval fights between the Moghal and Shiváji's fleets; Capture of Shiváji's vessels by the Portuguese; Shiváji's coronation; Demand of chauth or one-fourth from the Portuguese; Fleet from Maskat; Siege of Janjira; Burning of Vengurla by the Moghals; Annáji Dattu in charge of the Konkan; Survey and assessment of land; Usual operations on the coast; Burning of Jaytápur by the Sidi's fleet; Attempt to burn the Musalmán fleet in Bombay; Sambháji's intrigues with Sultán Mauzim; Treaty between the English and Shiváji; Shiváji's death; General condition of the Konkan; Forts on the coast of the Southern Konkan and inland . . . . . PAGE 67-75