The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c6: Chapter VII.—The Yadavas of Devagiri.
The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c6
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Chapter VII.—The Yadavas of Devagiri.
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Early history of the Yadavas; The Puranic genealogy of the Yadavas; Subahu; Dridhaprahara; Seunachandra I.; Dhadiyappa; Bhillama I.; Raja or Rajagi; Vaddiga; Dhadiyama; Bhillama II.; Yesu; Arjuna and Raja; Bhillama III.; Vadugi, Vesugi, and Bhillama IV.; Seunachandra II.; Seunadeva; Parammadeva; Simhiraja, Mallugi, Amaragangeya, Govindaraja, Amaramallagi, and Kaliya-Ballala; Sevana, Mallugi, Amaraganga, and Karna; Bhillama; Jaitugi I.; Singhana; Jaitugi II.; Krishna; Mahadeva; Amana; Ramachandra; Samkara; Downfall of the Yadavas ... 511-534
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Chapter VIII.—The Great Feudatory Families.
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The Silaharas of the Southern Konkan; Sanaphulla &c.; Genealogy of the Silaharas of the Southern Konkan; Rattaraja ... 535-538
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The Silaharas of the Northern Konkan; Genealogical list of the Silaharas of the Northern Konkan; Pullasakti; Kapardin II.; Aparajita; Arikesarin or Kesideva; Chittaraja; Mummuni or Mammvani; Anantadeva or Anantapala; Mallikarjuna; Aparaditya ... 538-544
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The Silaharas of Karad; Genealogy of the Silaharas of Karad; Jatiga I. and others as far as Chandraditya; Marasimha; Bhoja I.; Ballala; Gandaraditya; Vijayaditya ... 544-549
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The Rattas of Saundatti; General history of the Rattas; Genealogy of the Rattas; Merada and Prithvirama; Pittuga; Santivarman; Nanna; Kartavirya I.; Davari or Dayima and Kannakaira I.; Eraga; Anka; Sena I.; Kannakaira II.; Kartavirya II.; Sena II.; Kartavirya III.; Lakshmideva I.; Kartavirya IV. and Mallikarjuna; Lakshmideva II. ... 549-558
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The Kadambas of Hangal; General history of the Kadambas; Genealogy of the Kadambas; Kirtivarman II.; Santivarman II.; Tailappa II.; Mayuravarman II.; Mallikarjuna; Tailama; Kamadeva; Detached names; Mayuravarman; Harikesarin; Toyimadeva; Ketarasa; Mallikarjuna or Mallideva; Somadeva. 558-564
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The Kadambas of Goa; Genealogy of the Kadambas; General history of the Kadambas; Shashthadeva I.; Jayakesin I.;
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Vijayáditya I.; Jayakeśin II.; Permádi and Vijayáditya II.; Jayakeśin III.; Tribhuvanamalla; Shashṭhadeva II. ... 564-571
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The Sindas of Yelburga; General history of the Sindas; Genealogical list of the Sindas; Achugi I. &c.; Singa II.; Achugi II.; Permádi I.; Chávuṇḍa II. and Achugi III.; Bijjala and Vikrama; Other names; Pulikála and Nágáditya; Muñja; I'śvara ... 572-578
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The Guttas of Guttal; Historical notice of the Guttas; Genealogy of the Guttas; Malla or Mallideva; Sampakarasa, Joyideva I., and Víra-Vikramáditya II.; Joyideva II.; Gutta III. 578-584
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DAKHAN HISTORY.
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MUSALMA'N AND MARA'THA (A.D. 1300-1818).
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Part I.—Poona Sa'ta'ra and Shola'pur.
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Introductory; Early history; Musalmán invasion (A.D. 1294); The Bahamani dynasty; The Durgádevi famine (A.D. 1396-1408); Musalmán recovery (A.D. 1420-1451); Máhmúd Gáwán (A.D. 1472); Partition of the Dakhan (A.D. 1491); Ahmadnagar and Bijápur (A.D. 1524-1550); Battle of Tálikot (A.D. 1564); The Mughals (A.D. 1600); The Maráthás; Shiváji Bhonśla (A.D. 1627-1680); Shiváji's exploits (A.D. 1648-1658); Shiváji's murderous attack on Afzul Khán (A.D. 1659); Shiváji's attack on Sháista Khán (A.D. 1660); Shiváji's surrender to Jaysing; Shiváji's visit to Delhi (A.D. 1666); Shiváji active again (A.D. 1667); Aurangzíb's second effort to crush Shiváji (A.D. 1671); Shiváji crowned (A.D. 1674); Shiváji's expedition to the Karnátak (A.D. 1678); His death (A.D. 1680) ... 587-595
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Sambháji; Aurangzíb (A.D. 1684); Sambháji's execution (A.D. 1689); Rám Rája; Sháhu a prisoner (A.D. 1690); Marátha dissensions (A.D. 1697-1700); Shiváji II. (A.D. 1700-1708); The release of Sháhu; The accession of Sháhu (A.D. 1708); Kolhápur (A.D. 1710); Marátha quarrels; Sháhu's attempts at order; Rise of the Peshwás (A.D. 1715); Báji Ráo Peshwa (A.D. 1721); Revival of family quarrels (A.D. 1727); Báláji Ráo Peshwa (A.D. 1740-1761); Transfer of sovereignty to the Peshwa (A.D. 1749); Peshwa sovereignty; Rám Rája entrapped (A.D. 1751); War with the Nizám (A.D. 1751); Rebellion of Ráni Tárábái; Acquisition of Ahmadnagar by the Peshwa (A.D. 1759); Defeat at Pánipat (A.D. 1761); Mádhav Ráo Peshwa (A.D. 1761-1772); Raghunáth Ráo's disagreement with the Peshwa ... 595-603
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Náráyan Ráo Peshwa (A.D. 1772-73); Raghunáth Ráo Peshwa (A.D. 1773); Regency formed by the Ministers; Birth of Mádhav Ráo II. (A.D. 1774); First war with the English (A.D. 1775); Treaty of Purandhar (A.D. 1776); Second war with the English (A.D. 1778-1782); Convention of Vadgaon (A.D. 1778); Treaty of Sálbái (A.D. 1782); The rise and death of Sindia (A.D. 1789-1794); The battle of Kharda (A.D. 1794); Death of Mádhav Ráo II. (A.D. 1795); Accession of Báji Ráo (A.D. 1796); The war of the Báis (A.D. 1798-1800); War with Kolhápur (A.D. 1799-1800); Sindia and Holkar (A.D. 1801); Báji Ráo defeated by Holkar (A.D. 1802); Treaty of Bassein (A.D. 1802); War with Sindia and Holkar (A.D. 1803-1805); Misgovernment by Báji Ráo; Predatory warfare (A.D. 1805); Báji Ráo's crafty policy; Trimbakji Dengle (A.D. 1813-14); Rising against the Peshwa (A.D. 1815); The surrender of Trimbakji (A.D. 1817); War with the Peshwa; Battle of Kirki (A.D. 1817); Battle of Koregaon (A.D. 1818); Báji Ráo surrendered (A.D. 1819); Peshwa's territories conquered (A.D. 1818); Conspiracy against the English; Treaty with landholders (A.D. 1818); Sátára annexed (A.D. 1848); Leading Marátha families: Under the Bhonslás; Under the house of Shiváji; Under the Peshwás ... 604-616
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Part II.—Kha'ndesh Nasik and Ahmadnagar.
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Early History; The Devgad kings; Musalmán invasion (A.D. 1294); Conquest of the Dakhan (A.D. 1312); The Bahamani dynasty (A.D. 1347-1500); The kingdom of Khándesh (A.D. 1370); Independence of Ahmadnagar (A.D. 1489); The Nizám Sháh dynasty (A.D. 1489-1600); Khándesh conquered by Akbar (A.D. 1599); Ahmadnagar taken by Sháh Jahán (A.D. 1617); End of the Nizám Sháh and Burhánpur dynasties (A.D. 1631-1637); Mughal Period; Marátha incursions (A.D. 1657-1673); Shiváji's death (A.D. 1680); Decline of the Delhi Empire (A.D. 1708); Recognition of Marátha claims (A.D. 1728); The Nizám (A.D. 1750); Khándesh ceded to the Maráthás (A.D. 1752); Ahmadnagar taken by the Peshwa (A.D. 1759); Cession of Ahmadnagar and Násik (A.D. 1760); Quarrels among the Maráthás; Raghunáth Peshwa in Khándesh (A.D. 1774); The Peshwa and the Nizám (A.D. 1795); Cession of Ahmadnagar to Sindia (A.D. 1797); Khándesh wasted by Holkar (A.D. 1802); Advance of the English on Poona (A.D. 1803); Ahmadnagar restored to the Peshwa; The famine of A.D. 1803; Báji Ráo (A.D. 1803-1818); The Pendhári freebooters (A.D. 1816); Establishment of peace (A.D. 1819); The country at the British conquest; British management; Bhil Rising in 1857; Chiefs and Jábgirdárs ... ... 619-633
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HISTORY OF THE BOMBAY KARNÁTAK.
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MUSALMÁN AND MARA'THA (A.D. 1300-1818).
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Historical sketch (A.D. 1300-1818); Musalmán conquests; Vijayanagar; The Bahamanis (A.D. 1347); The Southern Marátha Country attacked by the Bahamanis; Bánkápur taken by the Bahamanis (A.D. 1406); Navalgund (A.D. 1456) and Belgaum (A.D. 1472) taken; Famine of A.D. 1472; Decline of the Bahamanis (A.D. 1481); Yusuf Ádil Khán; Yusuf declared king of Bijápur (A.D. 1489); The limits of Bijápur; Contact with the Portuguese and the French (A.D. 1510 and A.D. 1674); Yusuf succeeded by Ismáil (A.D. 1510); Asad Khán of Belgaum; Defeat of Ahmadnagar and Berár; Bijápur defeated by Vijayanagar (A.D. 1523); Bidar taken (A.D. 1524); Ismáil succeeded by Mallu (A.D. 1534); His deposition; Accession of Ibráhim I.; Help to Vijayanagar; Defeat of Golkonda (A.D. 1536); Abdulla's rebellion; Death of Asad Khán (A.D. 1540); Bijápur reverses; Defeat of Sholápur (A.D. 1556); Bijápur saved by Vijayanagar; Death of Ibráhim (A.D. 1557); Accession of Ali I.; Bijápur and Vijayanagar allied; Musalmán confederation against Vijayanagar (A.D. 1564); Battle of Tálikot; Overthrow of Vijayanagar (A.D. 1565); Ali's defeats; Adoni taken; Southern Marátha Country invaded (A.D. 1573); Dhárwár and Bánkápur taken (A.D. 1575); Conquest south of the Tungabhadra ... 637-664
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Ibráhim II. (A.D. 1580); Plots and counter-plots; Bijápur besieged; Siege raised; Diláwar Khán Dictator; Diláwar Khán in power (A.D. 1583-1591); His yoke thrown off; Invasion from Ahmadnagar repelled (A.D. 1592); Rebellion of the king's brother; Ismáil's rebellion crushed (A.D. 1596); Interference with Ahmadnagar; Death of Ibráhim (A.D. 1626); Muhammad Ádil Sháh (A.D. 1626); Alliance with Ahmadnagar (A.D. 1629); Bijápur invaded by the Mughals; Country devastated; Peace with the Mughals (A.D. 1636); Sháhji arrested as a traitor; Release of Sháhji; Death of Muhammad; Accession of Ali II. (A.D. 1656); Bijápur besieged; Bijápur saved for the time (A.D. 1657); Campaign against Shiváji; Campaign in the Karnátak; Humiliating peace with Shiváji (A.D. 1662); Renewed hostilities (A.D. 1664); Bijápur again besieged; Peace with the Mughals; Death of Ali; Accession of Sikandar, a minor (A.D. 1672); Marátha attacks; Shiváji enthroned (A.D. 1674); Mughal attack; Shiváji in the Karnátak (A.D. 1676); Bijápur again besieged; Siege raised by Shiváji; Final siege by Aurangzíb; Fall of Bijápur (A.D. 1686); Taking possession of territories; Sháhu (A.D. 1719); The Nizám (A.D. 1730); The Sávanur Nawáb (A.D. 1746); Territory yielded to the Peshwa; Báji Ráo's campaign against Sávanur (A.D. 1756); Bijápur ceded to the Peshwa (A.D. 1760); The Patvardhan grant (A.D. 1761) ... 647-658
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Haidar Ali (A.D. 1759); The Southern Marátha Country invaded; Dhárwár taken; Haidar driven back (A.D. 1766); The Southern Marátha Country again invaded (A.D. 1776); The country as far north as the Krishna taken; The treaty of Sálbái (A.D. 1782); War between Tipu and the Maráthás (A.D. 1784); Forced circumcision of Hindus by Tipu; The Maráthás and the Nizám against Tipu; Treaty (A.D. 1787); Treaty broken by Tipu; Combined English and Marátha force (A.D. 1789); Dhárwár taken (A.D. 1790); Disturbances (A.D. 1795-1800); Dhundia Wágh (A.D. 1790-1800); Condition of the Southern Marátha Country (A.D. 1803); Dhárwár ceded to the British (A.D. 1817); Settlement of the Southern Marátha Country by Munro; Bádami and Bágalkot taken (A.D. 1817); Belgaum taken (A.D. 1818); Southern Marátha Country annexed (A.D. 1818); Sávanur Nawábs; Service taken by Sávanur Nawab's ancestor in Bijápur; Abdul Ráuf Khán enters Aurangzíb's service (A.D. 1686); Sávanur founded by Abdul Ráuf Khán (A.D. 1700); Majid Khán succeeded; Cessions to the Peshwa (A.D. 1747); Majid Khán killed in action (A.D. 1751); Accession of Abdul Hakim Khán (A.D. 1751); Sávanur besieged by the Nizám and the Peshwa (A.D. 1756); Sávanur attacked by Haidar Ali (A.D. 1764); Connection by marriage with Haidar; Sávanur taken by Tipu; Sávanur practically annexed by the Peshwa; Assignment of twenty-five villages; Lapsed States; Kittur; Kittur taken by Tipu; The Desái gets a Sanad from the Peshwa (A.D. 1809); The Desái confirmed by General Munro (A.D. 1817); Fictitious adoption (A.D. 1824); Revolt of Kittur; Mr. Thackeray killed; Revolt of Kittur (A.D. 1824); Fort taken; Lapse of the State; Nipáni; Supposititious heir (A.D. 1831); The saranjám lapses ... 659-670