The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c6.23

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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