The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c6.24

c6.24

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