A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60: Index

A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60

Language: English

v2.c60.11 — 4 parts
v2.c60.144 — 3 parts
v2.c60.158 — 5 parts

Index

Abajee (Ābājī) Shabajee (Sābājī), ii. 114 Abajee Sonedeo (Ābājī Sondev), i. 112, 129, 140, 149, 166, 184, 204 Abba Chitnees (Chitnis), ii. 286, 297 Abba Kally (Kālē), ii. 276 Abba Shelookur (Selūkar), ii. 268n, 269, 273, 320, 322 Abbajee Mahdeo (Ābājī Mahādev), ii. 9 Abbajee Naīk (Ābājī Nāyak), i. 352 Abbajee Poorundhuree (Ābājī Purandhare), i. 316, 326, 328, 339, 353 Abdallee (Abdālī), see Ahmad Shāh Durrānī Abdoollah Beg, i. 465 Abdoollah Khan, Syud (Abdulla Khān, Sayyid), i. 323, 350, 365 Abdoollah Kootub Shah (Abdulla Kutb Shāh), i. 96, 121, 122, 212 Abdool Kureem Bahlole Khan (Abdul Karīm Bahlōl Khān), i. 165, 199, 200, 202, 209, 215, 218, 219 Abdool Mohummud (Abdul Muhammad), i. 146, 148, 165, 174, 199, 200 Abdool Muzeed (Abdul Majīd) Khān, i. 545 Abdool Nubee (Abdul Nabī) Khān, i. 493 Abdool Raoof (Abdul Rauf), i. 260 Abdool Rehman (Abdul Rahiman), see Haidar Jang Abdool Uzeez Khan (Abdul Azīz Khān), i. 466 Abercromby, Sir Robert, ii. 197, 203, 204, 211, 214 Abhee (Abhai) Sing, i. 379–81, 390, 465, 513 Abington, Captain, ii. 119, 122, 124 Abishik (Abhishek), i. 205 Abool Futih (Abūl Fateh) Khān, i. 153 Abou Hoossein (Abu Husein), King of Golconda, i. 212, 246, 257, 259, 263–4

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Adālaj, battle at, i. 365–6 Adālat (Court of Justice), ii. 529 and n Adams, Colonel, ii. 459, 493, 499–501, 511–12 Adas, i. 364; battle of, ii. 38 and n, 39–41 Ādil Shāhī dynasty, the, i. 53, 57, 59n, 202; end of, 261 Adina Beg Khān, i. 439, 511–13 Adonee (Adonī), i. 63, 219, 247, 435, 503, 544; ii. 18, 129, 175, 178 Afrasiab Khān, ii. 150–1, 159, 161, 162 Āftābgīr, i. Introd. liv; ii. 487 and n Afzool Khan (Afzal Khān), i. 131–37, 137n, 138, 140, 229; date of death, 138n; mausoleum of, 137n; sword of, 313 Agra, i. 128, 166n, 316, 351, 382, 432, 511; ii. 163, 184, 217, 224, 296; capture of, 351 and n; 376 Ahalya Bāi, i. 555 and n Ahīrs, the, i. 415 and n Ahīvant or Ahoont fort (near Chandor), i. 225 Ahmad Shāh Durrānī, i. 438–9, 458, 459, 510–12, 515 and n, 516, 520–1, 525–9, 571 Ahmed Khān Bungush (Bangash), i. 512, 516, 526 Ahmed (Ahmad) Shāh, Emperor of Delhi, i. 439, 449; cedes Multān and Lahore, 459; deposed and blinded, 474 Ahmedabad (Ahmadābād), i. 365, 374, 465 and n, 466; finally taken by Marāthās, 468, 469 and n; ii. 45; taken by British, 111, 112; 320, 322, 437 Ahmednugur (Ahmadnagar), i. 57, 59, 60, 64, 73, 76–7, 93, 128, 152, 157, 257, 333, 456, 505, 507, 538; ii. 76, 270, 273, 303, 336; capture of, 338–9 and n; 361, 363 Ahsunabad (Hasanābād = Kulbargā), i. 55 Ajāhat Sardeshmukh, i. 447

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Ajeet (Ajīt) Sing, i. 351 Ajimere (Ajmēr), i. 19, 351, 432, 470, 514; ii. 367 Akanna Pant, i. 212 Akbar, i. 76, 125 Akbār (native newspapers), ii. 7 and n, 37 and n, 228 Akola, i. 384 Akulkote (Akalkot), i. Introd. xxxii, 313, 315, 447 and n, 561; ii. 527 and n, 528 Alhamd-ul-illah, i. 304 and n Alī Ādil Shāh I, i. 63, 67 — — — II, i. 122, 123 and n, 125, 129, 142–3, 145–6, 148, 156, 165, 199 Ali Buhadur (Bahādur), ii. 183 and n, 187, 188, 190, 216, 217, 218 Ali Gohar, Prince, i. 510, 515 Aligurh (Aligarh), ii. 163 and n, 184; capture of, 347–8 Alī Jāh, ii. 249 Ali Kurawul (Karāval), i. 436 Ali Murdan (Mardān) Khān, i. 290 Aliverdy (Allahvardi) Khān (1), i. 90 — — — (2), i. 414 and n; recognized as Nawāb, 415; conquers Katak, 425; campaign in Behar, 426–9; murders Bhāskar Pant, 436; cedes Katak, 457; 472 Allahābād, i. 402, 432, 572 Alla-ud-deen (Ala-ud-dīn) Khiljī, i. 40–1, 46 Alowtay (Alūtē), i. 29n, 30 and n, 31n Alphonzo de Albuquerque, i. 60; 61 Alp Khān, i. 26 Alum Ally Khan (Ālam Alī Khān), i. 347–9 Alumgeer (Ālamgīr) II, i. 474, 512, 515 Amāt, auditor-general, see Pant Amāt Ambajee (Ambājī) Inglia, ii. 181, 189, 296, 313 and n, 349, 363, 385, 387; death of, 402 and n Amba Rāo Bappoo (Bāpū) Rāo Hunwuntay (Hanmante), i. 330 Amil, Aumil (a government agent), i. 65 Amīn, Ameen, i. 178 Amir Barid, i. 58 and n Amir Beg, i. 526 Amir Khān, ii. 307 and n, 319, 333, 334, 369, 370, 381, 382, 383, 386, 400, 401 and n, 405, 407, 408, 452, 455, 458, 463 and n, 464–5, 504, 507, 508 Amir Sabuktigin, i. 40n Amīr-ul-Umra, i. 71 and n, 150, 318, 350, 413, 473, 512, 571; ii. 150

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Amrat Rāo, poet, i. Introd. lxx Amrut (Amrat) Rāo (adopted son of Raghunāth Rāo), i. 558; ii. 6, 45, 85, 108, 252, 257, 268, 272, 274, 275, 276, 282, 283, 284, 328 and n, 329, 334 and n Ānand Rāo Dhoolup (Dhulap), ii. 154, 232, 238 Ānand Rāo Jivājī, or Jewajee, ii. 12 and n Ānand Rāo Pawār, i. 376–7, 425 and n, 446; ii. 307 Ānandī Bāi, i. Introd. liii, 537, 547, 556; ii. 6, 27, 158; death of, 252 Anderson, Mr. David, ii. 141, 142, 146, 155 —, Lieut. James, ii. 170 Āndhra country, the, i. 1, 24n Āndhras, the, i. Introd. xliii, 4n, 24n Andur (or Telingana), see Āndhra country Angria, i. 280 and n, 295, 314, 326–7; obtains hill-forts, 327–8 and n; 343–5, 385–6, 411; ii. 238, 527 —, Bābu Rāo, ii. 272 —, Jey (Jai) Sing, ii. 233 —, Mannajee (Mānājī) (1), i. 386, 388, 395, 411, 478 — — — (2), ii. 233, 272 —, Rughoojee (Raghujī), ii. 4, 61, 62, 233 —, Sukkajee (Sakājī), i. 386 and n —, Sumbhajee (Sambhājī), i. 386, 395, 411–12 —, Tookajee (Tukājī), i. 280 —, Toolajee (Tūlājī), i. 411, 477–9, 482, 484–5, 490; ii. 232 —, Yessagee (Yesājī), i. 386 Anjidiv island, i. 243 and n, 401 Ankāi-Tankāi fort (20° 11′ N. and 74° 27 E.), i. 256 and n; ii. 357 Ankola, i. 201, 502 Annajee Dutto (Annājī Datto), i. 138, 166, 184, 201, 207, 214, 232, 235, 237 Annajee Punt (Annājī Pant), i. 308 Annu Bye (Bāi), i. 352 Anopshuhur (Anūpshahr), i. 520 and n Anund Rao, &c., see Ānand Rāo Anundee Bye, see Ānandī Bāi Anwar-ud-deen (Anvar-ud-dīn) Khān, i. 435, 440 Appā Bulwunt (Balvant), i. 568; ii. 273 Appa Dessaye Nepankur (Appā Desāi Nīpānkar), alias Sidojī Rāo Nimbālkar, ii. 304, 333, 358, 416 and n, 417–18, 422, 425, 487, 492, 512, 528 Appā Khunde Rao (Khande Rāo), ii. 160, 181, 184, 187

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Appā Sāhib, son of Parasurām Bhāu, ii. 199, 200, 209, 290, 300, 304, 333, 411, 422 Appā Sāhib Bhonslay, son of Venkājī Munya Bāpū, see under Bhōslē Arass, see Adas Arcot, i. 423, 432, 434–5, 492; ii. 13, 30, 122 Argaom (Argāon), battle of, ii. 358–9 Armstrong, Major, ii. 316 and *n* Arnaul (Arnāla) fort, ii. 131 and *n* Arnee (Arnī), i. 156, 217 Ashtah (Ashta), ii. 491*n*; battle of, 492–3 Asif (Āsaf) Jāh (Nizāmu-l-mulk), i. 347, 496 Asif (Āsaf) Khān, i. 85 Asoka, i. Introd. xlii, 4*n* Asoph-ud-dowlah (Āsaf-ud-daula), ii. 148 Assaye, battle of, ii. 341–4 Asseergurh (Asīrgarh) fort, i. 347, 507, 538; ii. 297, 314, 344 and *n*, 362, 461, 507, 512, 516, 523 Assud (Āsad) Khān, i. 287, 290, 297 Assud Alee Khan (Āsad Alī Khān), ii. 246 Athni, i. 225 and *n*, 326, 375; ii. 18 Atowlay (Athavlē), i. 285, 296, 301, 518 Aujee Deva, see Anjidiv Aumil, see Āmil Aundh, i. 327; ii. 527*n* Aundha fort (in Khāndesh), i. 194–5, 208, 557 Aungier, Gerald, i. 201 and *n*, 206 and *n*, 401*n* Aurungābād, i. 120, 125, 150, 152, 154, 157, 160, 170, 222, 252, 462, 507, 536, 542; ii. 339 Aurungzebe (Aurangzeb), i. 88; appointed viceroy of Deccan, 98; establishes headquarters, 120; foments trouble at Golconda, ibid.; plunders Hyderābād, 121; his ideas of conquest in Deccan, 122; attacks Bijāpur, 123; marches to Hindustan, 125; usurps the throne, 126; coronation, 126*n*; policy towards Sivājī, 128–9; attacks Marāthās, 150; reinforces Shayista Khān, 152; appoints Sultan Mauzam viceroy of Deccan, 154; reasons for not prosecuting war against Sivājī, 158; his policy, 159; letter to Sivājī, 164–5; invites Sivājī to Court, 166; concludes treaty with Alī Ādil Shāh, 174; orders seizure of Sivājī and his officers, 187; refuses to reinforce his troops, 195; policy towards Bijāpur and Golconda, 211 f.; policy towards Sambhājī, 225; designs on the Deccan, 246 ff.; attacks Sambhājī, 250 f.; imposes the *jizya*, 252 and *n*; moves to Ahmadnagar, 253; magnificence of his camp, 253–5; marches towards Sholāpur, 257; faulty military arrangements, 258; captures Bijāpur, 260; takes Golconda, 262–3; miscalculates power of Marāthās, 270–1; plague in camp, 274 and *n*; seizes English factories, 274; executes Sambhājī, 277; attacks Marāthās in Carnatic, 283, 286; cantons army at Brahmāpurī, 288; attitude towards Portuguese and English, 288–9; forms new plans against Marāthās, 297; takes Vasantgarh, 298; besieges Sātāra, 298–9; reduces Marāthā forts, 302–3; moves to Bijāpur, 306; negotiates with Marāthās, ibid.; attacks Wākin-kerah, 307; loses forts, 308–9; causes Shāhū to write to Marāthās, 309; is nearly captured, ibid.; death of, 310 and *n*; character of, 310–11 Aratār, i. 19 Awjee Kowray (Avjī Kavrē), i. 403 Aylah Bye, see Ahalya Bāī Azimābād, i. 428 and *n* Azīm Khān, i. 82–4 Azim Oolah (Azīmullah) Khān, i. 356–7, 423

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Bābā Rāo Phurkay (Phadkē), ii. 245, 246, 254, 260, 261, 262, 264, 268, 273, 328, 411; death of, 422 Babajee Appajee (Bābājī Appājī), ii. 322, 323, 436 Babajee Naik Baramutteekur (Bābājī Nāyak Bārāmatikar), ii. 12 and *n*, 18 Bābi, Jawān Mard Khān, i. 468–9 Bābi family, the, i. 468*n* Babjee Punt Gokla (Bābājī P. Gokhale), ii. 480 Baboo Rāo Kishen, ii. 277 Baboo Rāo Sewdasheo (Bābū Rāo Sadāshiv), i. 425 Babtee (Bābtī), i. 341–2 Babur (Bābar), Ānand Rāo, ii. 492 Badamee (Bādāmī), ii. 173 and *n*, 174, 519

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Badr-al-Zamān Khān, ii. 178, 199, 201 Bāglān, i. 26, 48–9, 82, 98 and n, 250, 297; ii. 412 Bahādurgarh, i. 198, 506 Bahar (Bihār), i. 426 Bahirji Nāyak, i. 155, 178, 224n Bahiropant Mendli, ii. 258 Bahiropant Pinglē, i. appointed Pēshwā, 315; 327, 328 and n Bahlole Khān, i. 83, 145–7 Bahminee (Bahmanī) dynasty, i. 38, 44n, 45, 46n, 50, 54, 68 Bahrām Khān, i. 48–9 Bahri dynasty, see Nizāmshāhī Baija (Baiza) Bāī, ii. 244n, 265 and n Baillie, Colonel W. A., ii. 115, 128, 131 Bairāgī, i. 15, 16 and n, 17 Bāis, the, ii. 281–5, 295, 296, 297, 308, 313 Bajee Ghorepuray (Bājī Ghodpadē), see under Ghodpadē Bajee Mohitey (Bājī Mohite), see under Mohite Bajee (Bājī) Phasalkar, i. 103, 140–1 Bajee Punt Burway (Bājī P. Barvē), ii. 65 and n, 66 Bajee Purvoe (Bājī Prabhū), i. 119, 142 —— (Deshpāndē), i. 161 and n Bajee Rāo Bullal (Bājī Rāo I), i. 322, 326, 346; appointed Pēshwā, 352–3; attacks Khāndesh and Mālwa, 357; habits, character, and schemes, 359, 361; opposed by Pratīnidhī, 360–1; raids Mālwa, 366; incites Shāhū against Nizāmu-l-mulk, 370; forces Nizāmu-l-mulk to conclude treaty, 371–3; obtains territory in Gujarāt, 374; war with Dābhādē, 375–7; makes compact with Nizāmu-l-mulk, 377; originates the dakshina, 378; invades Mālwa, 380; aids Bundēlkhand, 381; obtains government of Mālwa, 382; attacks Sīdī, 388; secures hill-forts, 389; appointed Subehdar of Konkan, ibid.; demands concessions in Mālwa, 390–1; indebtedness of, 390; marches to Delhi, 393; skirmish with Mughals, 393–4; retreats from Delhi, 394; assists Angria against Portuguese, 395; surrounds Nizāmu-l-mulk at Bhopāl, 397–8; secures Mālwa, 399; alarmed at Nādir Shāh’s invasion, 403; treaty with Bundēlkhand chiefs, 406–7; plans against Nizāmu-l-mulk, 407; makes terms with Raghuji Bhoslē, 408; treaty with Nāsir Jang, 410–11; death of, 412; character and administration of, 417–19; sons of, 419 Bajee Rao Rugonath (Bājī Rāo II), ii. birth of, 27; 108, 158, 252; accomplishments of, 253, 264n; correspondence with Pēshwā, ibid.; 254; released from confinement, 256–7; comes to terms with Nānā Farnavis, 257; plot against, 258–9; prepares to assert his claims, 264–5; assumes office of Pēshwā, 268 and n; declines to ratify treaty with Nizām Alī, 270–1; plots to ruin Nānā Farnavis, 272; confines Nānā’s partisans, 273; lets Sarjī Rāo Ghātge loose upon Poona, 274; plots to seize Sindia, 276–7; instigates the revolt of the Bāis, 282; concludes alliance with Nizām Alī, 284; negotiates with Nānā Farnavis, 285; policy of British towards, 287; pays secret visit to Nānā Farnavis, 288–9; his treachery to Nānā, 290–1; duplicity in regard to Tipū Sultān, 290–1; 292; negotiations regarding Mysore, 294–5; attempts to ruin Nānā’s adherents, 304; takes revenge upon his opponents, 309–10; makes overtures to British, 313; war with Holkar, 314–15; his flight from Poona, 317–19; signs Treaty of Bassein, 330–1; replaced on the throne, 334–5 and n; intrigues against English, 409; takes action against the Pratīnidhī, 413–15; secretly aids Sāvantvādi, 418; his treatment of the Jāgirdārs, 418, 421; raises a brigade of British troops, 424–5; falls under influence of Trimbakji Dainglia, 426–9; character of his court and government, 430–1; schemes of a confederacy, 432; claims and intrigues in Gujarāt, 433, 437 ff.; his complicity in murder of Gangādhar Shāstri, 441; secret intrigues against English, 444–8; forced to sign new treaty, 449; interviews Sir John Malcolm, 466–7; plots against the British, 468–74; attacks the British at Kirkee, 475–80; flees from Poona, 482; pursued, 483–93, 511–12; surrenders to Sir J. Malcolm, 513–14; his treatment of the dakshina, 532 Bajee Rao Moreishwur (Bājī R. Moreshwar), ii. 225

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Bajee Shamraje (Bājī Shāmrāj), i. 114 Bakhars, i. Introd. xxxvi, xli, lxxii, 46, 94n, 95n Bālāghāt, i. 266, 435, 555; ii. 195 Balapoor (Bālāpur), i. 95, 218, 349, 384, 492, 544, 566 Bālāram Shet, ii. 501 Bal Kishen Gangādhar, ii. 310 Bal Kishen Gargeel, i. 532 Bal Kishen Punt Hunwuntay, i. 186 Ball, Colonel, ii. 390 Ballajee Aujee (Bālāji Avji), i. 186, 237 Ballajee Bajee Rao (Bālāji Bājī Rāo), i. 411–12, 419; succeeds as Pēshwā, 421; applies for cession of Mālwā, 423; obtains Portuguese territory from Shāhū, 424; invades Hindustan, 425; action in Mālwā, ibid. : campaign in Bengal, 428 f. ; secures Mālwā by treaty, 429–30; secret treaty with Raghuji Bhosle, 431–2; makes agreement with Bundēlkhand, 438; obtains control from Shāhū, 443; seizes Sātāra and secures Sakvar Bāī’s death, 444; distributes appointments, 446–7; supports Ghāzi-ud-dīn, 449; opposes Salābat Jang, 451; confines Damāji Gaekwār, 453; campaign against Salābat Jang, 454–6; secures new territory, 461; expedition to Carnatic, 463–5; effects arrangement with Gaekwār, 467, 470; attends Sinhast festival, 471; makes terms with Tārā Bāī, 472; attacks Savanūr, 476; attempts to retain Gheria, 484, 488–9; schemes to expel French, 486; treaty with Bombay Government, 489–90; attitude towards English, 491; secures territory from Nizām Ali, 497; tricks the Bombay Government, 501; campaign against Mysore, 501; hostility to Sadāshiv Rāo, 504; obtains territory from Salābat Jang and Nizām Ali, 507; decides to oppose Ahmad Shāh Durrāni, 517; hears news of Pānīpat, 530; death of, ibid. ; character of, 531; civil administration of, 531–2 Ballajee Jenardin (Bālāji Janārdhan), see Nānā Farnavis Ballajee Koonjur (Bālāji Kūnjar), ii. 262 and n, 274, 277, 310, 311, 331, 357 Ballajee Luximon (Bālāji Lakshman), ii. 412 Ballajee Punt Nathoo (B. Pant Nātu), ii. 470 and n

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Ballajee Punt (Bālāji Pant), ii. 97 Ballajee Wishwanath Bhutt (Bālāji Vishvanāth Bhāt), i. 316, 319, 321; escapes from Chandrasen Jādhav, 322; besieged in Pāndavgarh, 323; granted title of Sena Kurt, 324; treacherously seized, 326–7; appointed Pēshwā, 328; obtains Poona, 329; 330, 334; marches to Delhi, 335–6; 337, 339; obtains jāgīr, 341; influence of, 346 and n; death of, 352; revenue-system of, 579 Ballasore (Balisore, i.e. Balisvara), i. 428; ii. 141, 356, 361 Balloba Manduwagunnee, i. 532, 580 Balloba Tattya (Tātya), ii. 255, 256, 257, 258–9, 260–1, 264–5, 267, 297, 299, 300, 303 Balowtay (Balūtē), i. 29 and n, 30n, 31n Balūta, i. 29n Balvant Rāo Farnavīs, ii. 413–15 Balvant Rāo Mendlī, i. 485, 492–4, 518; death of, 523 Balvant Rāo Nagonāth, ii. 252–3 Balvant Subrāo, ii. 202, 206 Bambooree, see Bhāmburda Bancoote (Bānkōt), i. 62, 479, 481 and n, 484, 489, 490; ii. 104 Bandal (Deshmukh), i. 108, 118 Bandhārīs, i. 148n, 175n Bāndra, Bāndora, i. 395 Bangalore, i. 95, 218, 268, 282, 492; ii. 202 Banian (Bania, Vānī), i. Introd. lxviii, 15, 292 Bappoo Kurundeea (Bāpū Karandia), i. 541, 561 Bappoo Sawney (Bāpū Sānē), ii. 420, 429 Bappoojee Myraul, ii. 437–8, 440, 441 Bappoojee Naik (Bāpūjī Nāyak), i. 352, 421–2, 438 Bappoojee Sindia, see under Sindia Bara Balowtay (Bārā Balūtē), see Balowtay Bārā Bhāi, i. 67 and n Bārāmahāl, ii. 205, 206, 213 and n Baramuttee (Bārāmati), i. 91, 98, 106 ii. 314 and n Barcelore (i.e. Basrūr), i. 157 and n Barclay, Captain, ii.

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341 Bargeer (Bārgīr), i. 61 and n, 128, 176, 179, 358 Barid Shāhi dynasty, i. 53, 58 Barker, General Sir Robert, i. 575 Barlow, Sir George, ii. 389 and n, 392–3, 398 Baroach, see Broach Baroda, i. 377, 380, 381, 466; ii. 27, 29, 31, 113, 146, 320, 322–6; treaty of, 394–5; 433, 437–42, 449–50 Baruh Bhaee, see Bārā Bhāi Basālat Jang, i. 494–9, 502–3, 543–4, 547; ii. 18, 107, 129, 193 Bassein, i. 62, 155, 288; siege of, 403–5; treaty of, 416; ii. 20, 23, 30, 53, 54, 116 and n, 123; surrender of, 125–8; 319; treaty of, 330–1 Battis Sarala, i. 139, 326 Baynes, Captain, ii. 357 Beah, see Biās Bēdar (Berud), i. 264 and n, 307, 567; ii. 175 and n, 203, 214 Bedar Bukht (Bakht), Prince, son of Azīm Shāh, i. 297; son of Ahmad Shāh, ii. 187–8 Beder, see Bidar Bednore (Bednūr), i. 156, 200–2, 417, 470, 494, 544 and n, 546, 557; ii. 208 Beechwa (bichvā), i. 134 and n Beega, see bīgha Beejanugur, see Vijayanagar Beejapoor, see Bijāpur Beema (Bhīma) river, i. 9 Beerwaree, see Bīrwādi Bēgam Sāhib, i. 280, 312 Beithoor, see Bithūr Bejee (Bijai) Sing of Jodhpur, i. 513 Bellary, i. 219, 221, 226; ii. 65 Belseh, see Bhilsā Bengal, i. 408, 457, 515, 551, 571–2 —, government of, i. 574; ii. 47 and n, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 74 and n, 78, 79, 81, 98, 101–2, 103–4, 108, 120, 123n, 129, 130–1, 139, 141 Berār, i. 48, 55, 63, 76, 78, 88, 203, 289, 297, 303, 436, 472, 548; ii. 141, 142, 143 Bergee (Bergī, Borgī), i. 67 and n, 68 Berkhordar (Barkhurdār) Khān, i. 526 Beruds, see Bēdar Bethune, Lieut., ii.

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209 Bhāgavat, i. Introd. lxiii, lxv Bhagirthi Bāi (widow of Māhādaji Sindia), ii. 281 and n Bhagwut, i. 19, 101 Bhāirav, i. Introd. liii, 20n Bhakti, i. Introd. lxii, lxiii ff., lxxiii–iv Bhāmburda, i. Introd. liv, lvii; ii. 271 and n, 328 Bhaskur Punt (Bhāskar Pant), i. 424–5; invades Behār, 426–9; 436 Bhaskur Rao (Bhāskar Rāo) (infant son of Raghunāth Rāo), i. 538, 543 Bhavānī (goddess), i. Introd. xxxii, lvii, lviii; 72 and n, 74–5, 104, 132, 144, 160, 161n, 178, 204, 216, 299 Bhavānī (Sivājī’s sword), i. 230 and n, 231, 244, 313 and n Bhavānī Bāi, i. 320, 442 Bheels (Bhīls), i. 7 and n, 31n, 374, 381, 582; ii. 373, 412–13, 442, 469, 521 and n, 524 and n Bheemthuree, see Bhīmthadi Bheer (Bhīr), i. 58; ii. 219, 315 and n Bhew Bye (Bhīv Bāi), i. 352 Bhew Rao Pansia (Bhiv Rāo Yeshvant Pānse), ii. 18, 61, 56, 87 Bhewndy or Bheemree (Bhivandi), i. 110 Bhil Corps (Mewār), i. 7n — (Khāndesh), ii. 521n Bhilsā, i. 437 and n Bhīmthadi, i. 9n Bhoje (Bhoj II), i. 27 Bhonslay, see Bhoslē Bhoorup (Bhūrap or Sudhāgarh, 15 miles east of Roha), i. 111 Bhopaul (Bhopāl), i. 397–8; ii. 98, 453, 454 and n, 455, 464, 508–9 and n Bhopaulgurh (Bhupālgarh, 10 miles south-east of Khānapur, Sātāra), i. 151n, 225 Bhor, i. 294n; ii. 527n Bhose, i. 72n Bhoslē, Bhonsla or Bhonslay, i. 68, 70, 71 and n, 72 and n, 384 and n; ii. 143, 236 and n Bhoslē, Appā Sāhib, ii. 455, 456, 493–8, 509, 511, 515–16 —, Bābājī, i. 72 —, Bimbājī, i. 471–2, 560 —, Chimnājī, ii. 141, 142 —, Fateh Sing, i.

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315, 360, 367, 388, 408, 422, 447, 561 —, Goozur (Gūjar or Raghujī), ii. 515 —, Jānojī, i. 445, 450; invades Katak, 457, 471–3; joins Pēshwā against Savanūr, 476; 502–3, 529, 538–41, 543, 548, 558–60; concludes treaty with Pēshwā, 561–2; ii. 3, 16 —, Kanhojī, i. 330, 348, 383, 384 —, Kelājī, i. 82 and n —, Khandujī, ii. 174, 230, 231 —, Mālojī, i. 72–5, 186 —, Mūdājī, i. 471–2, 560, 561; ii. 3, 9, 44, 48, 67, 68, 81, 98, 99, 100, 101, 103, 104, 130–1, 133, 141, 142, 143, 145, 164, 172, 174, 230 —, Parsājī, ii. 455–6, 498

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Bhoslē, Parsojī, i. 289, 296–7, 301, 314–15, 330 —, Raghujī (1), i. 383 ; obtains Berār, 384, 396, 398 ; plunders Katak, 402 ; 403, 407 ; enmity and reconciliation with Pēshwā, 408 ; invades Carnatic, 420 ; takes Trichinopoly, 422 ; enters Bengal, 428 ; defeated, 429 ; secures Bengal revenues, 432 ; invades Orissa, 436 ; annexes Deogarh and Chanda, 437 ; acknowledges Rām Rājā, 445 ; receives Sanads for Bengal, Berār, and Gondwāna, 446 ; obtains control of Katak, 457 ; 462 ; death of, 471–2 —, (2), ii. 3, 9, 16, 48, 68, 230, 231, 244, 245, 246, 248, 250, 255, 267, 284, 292, 309, 313, 332–3, 335, 336, 337, 340, 343, 357, 359, 361, 394, 403, 453, 455 —, Rānojī, i. 402 —, Sābājī, i. 471, 560 ; ii. 3, 4, 9, 11, 14, 16, 44, 48, 51 —, Shāhjī (father of Sivājī), see Shahjee —, Shāhjī, i. 233 —, Trimbakjī Rājā, ii. 69 —, Vithujī, i. 72, 75, 441 —, Venkajee (Vyankojī), ii. 231, 358–9 Bhowan (Bhavān) Rāo, Pratinidhī, ii. 14, 15, 18, 57, 67 Bhugwa Jenda (Bhagva Jhenda), i. 196n f., 281 and n, 526 ; ii. 489 Bhurtpoor (Bharatpur), i. 414, 459n, 573 ; ii. 182, 363, 365, 380, 381 and n ; siege of, 382–3, 384n ; 386, 388, 394 Biās river, ii. 391 and n Bidar, i. 44, 59, 60, 63, 91–2, 124, 272, 506–7 ; ii. 10, 243 bīgha, i. 51 Bijāpur, i. 57, 59, 63, 77, 79, 80n, 83, 85–6, 89, 91–2, 98, 103, 106, 108, 119, 122–3, 125, 127–8, 129, 139–41, 165, 169, 199, 200–2, 208–9, 211 f., 214, 219, 221–4, 226, 246–7, 256–8, 260, 294, 306, 317, 507 —, monuments of, i. 261 and n, 262 and n Billamore, Lieut. R., ii. 474n Birwādī fort (5 miles west of Roha), i. 112, 389 Bithūr, ii. 514 and n Boddam, Mr. R. H., ii. 110, 170 and n Boglipoor, i. 429 Bolts, Mr., ii. 71 Bombay, i. 62, 174, 197, 205, 237, 241, 248 ff., 275 and n, 343, 395, 400, 401 and n, 477, 559 ; ii. dockyards at, 20 and n ; 62n ; General Wellesley’s house at, 368n Bombay Government, the, i. 241, 395, 396n, 400n, 405n ; assist Chimnājī Appā, 411 ; 477, 481, 484 ; make treaty with Pēshwā, 489–90 ; 491 ; attempt to obtain Surat, 500–1 ; assist the Sidī, 534 ; policy towards Māhdu Rāo Pēshwā, 557, 559 ; ii. 19 ; take possession of Broach, 21 ; policy towards Raghoba, 22, 23 ; negotiations, 24, 25 ; send troops to take Thāna, 25, 26 ; make treaty with Raghoba, 29, 30 ; prepare to support him, 31, 32 ; 33, 36, 42 ; secure territory in Gujarāt, 44 ; correspondence with the Bengal Government, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 ; 54 ; their position under the Treaty of Purandhar, 55, 56 ; their attitude of hostility to the Bengal policy, 56–9 ; supported by the Directors, 60–1 ; appoint an envoy at Poona, 63 ; alarmed at French intrigues, 73 ; support Morāba Farnavis’s scheme, 74, 75 ; policy towards the Poona government, 78, 79, 80 ; conflict of opinion in, 81 ; dispatch force to accompany Raghoba to Poona, 83 ; reduced to great distress by ill policy, 94, 95 ; welcome Colonel Goddard, 100 ; 116, 118, 119 ; distress of, 122, 123 ; 124, 126, 129, 135, 144, 164, 167, 231, 232 ; conclude treaty with Sāvantvādi, 235–6 ; 237 ; assist the flight of Bājī Rāo, 318 and n, 319 ; intervene in Baroda affairs, 322–7 ; 433 ; conquer the Konkan, 520 ; 532 — Literary Society, the, i. 296n Boone, Mr. Charles, i. 343 and n Boondee, see Bundi Boondela, see Bundēla Boorahan Nizam Shah, see Burhān Nizām Shāh Booshengarh, see Bushengarh Botelho, Don Luis, i. 395 Bouncello, ii. 236 and n Bourchier, Mr. Richard, i. 477 and n, 481–2, 484, 488–9, 501 Bourquien, M., ii. 349 and n, 350n, 351 Boyd, Mr. J. P., ii. 266 and n, 268, 270 Brahma, i. 19 and n Brahmāchārī, i. 15 and n, 16 Brahmans, i. 9–11, 13 n, 15, 21–2, 61, 88, 97, 111, 152, 168, 178, 181–2, 204, 207, 272, 288, 339, 342, 360, 372, 448n, 452, 535, 580, 583 ; ii.

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45, 69, 227, 356, 488, 513, 525, 532-3 Brahmans, Chitpāvan or Konkanasth, i. Introd. xliv, 10, 370 and *n*, 452, 535 —, Deshasth, i. 11, 119, 535 ; ii. 410 —, Kanaujia, i. 238 and *n* ; ii. 12, 58 —, Karhāda, i. Introd. lxx, 11*n* —, Shenvī, i. 343*n*, 448*n* ; ii. 184, 281-2, 295, 304 Braithwaite, Colonel, ii. 108 Bramins, see Brahmans Briggs, Captain (afterwards General), i. Introd. xxxii, xxxvii ; ii. 514 and *n*, 515, 519*n*, 521 Brimh, see Brahma Brimhacharee, see Brahmāchārī Brimhapooree (Brahmāpurī), i. 288, 297 Broach, i. 4, 194, 208, 257, 465, 466 and *n* ; ii. 21, 22, 29, 41, 42, 53, 54, 55, 93, 96, 104, 105, 111, 147 ; capture of, 344 and *n* ; 361 Browne, Lieut.-Colonel, ii. 109, 113, 116, 136 —, General, ii. 501, 504, 505 Brownrigg, Major, ii. 300, 304, 309 and *n* Bruce, Captain, ii. 121, 140 Buchajee Rugonath (Bachājī Raghunāth), ii. 212 Buchanan, Captain A., i. 483 Budr-ul-Zeman Khan, see Badr-al-Zamān Khān Buglana, see Bāglān Buhadurgurh, see Bahādurgarh Bujaba Poorundhuree (Bajābā Purandhare), ii. 2, 3, 5, 6, 12, 18, 74, 75, 77 Bujaba Seroolkur (Shirolkar), ii. 265, 273 Bukkurs, Bukers, see Bakhars Bukshee (Bakshī), ii. 8 Bulwunt Rao Mendlee, see Balvant Rāo Mendlī Bulwunt Soob Rao, see Balvant Subrāo Bunce, Major, ii. 462 Bundarees, see Bandhārīs Bundēlas, the, i. 253, 316*n* Bundelcund (Bundēlkhand), i. 381, 406-7, 438, 514, 571 ; ii. 97, 104, 160, 218, 338, 356, 369, 392, 463 Būndī, i. 397 ; ii. 363, 372 and *n*, 388, 392, 393, 508-9 Bureed Shahee, see Barīd Shāhī Burhān Nizām Shāh, i. 61, 68 Burhān-ud-dīn, ii. 172, 176 Burhanpoor (Burhānpur), i. 63, 88, 208, 246, 256, 303, 319, 347-8, 357, 371, 461 ; ii. 16, 100, 282, 297, 308, 332, 344, 362 Burn, Colonel, ii. 377, 378 Burr, Colonel, i. Introd. xxx, xxxi ; ii. 477-9, 483, 486 Burtinneas (Bartanīs), i. 31*n* Bushengarh, i. 209 Bussy, M., i. 451, 454-5, 460, 462-3, 477, 485 ; dismissed, 486 ; defeats intrigues, 487-8 ; 489, 494-500, 502 Buttees Serala, see Battīs Sarala Buxar, battle of, i. 571 Byajee Naik (Bahirjī Nāyak ?), ii. 419 Byes, the, see Bāīs Byfield, Thomas, i. 489-90 Byheree, see Bahrī Byhroo, see Bhāirav Byragees, see Bairāgī

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Cabul (Kābul), i. 83, 264 ; ii. 287, 420 and *n* Calcutta, i. 487 Calicut, i. 60 ; ii. 197 Camac, Colonel J., ii. 99, 121, 139, 140 Cambay, ii. 32, 33, 34, 35 Campbell, Captain R., ii. 117, 118 Candeish, see Khāndesh Canoond, see Kānund Caranja, see Karanja Carcoon, see Kārkūn Carnac, Mr. J., ii. 81, 82, 85, 86, 88, 92, 93, 94 Carnatic (Karnātaka), the, i. 1, 2, 42, 115-16, 119, 123, 145-7, 213-14, 216, 218-19, 226, 239, 245, 266, 283, 291, 297, 307, 367, 408-9, 415, 420 and *n*, 435, 438, 445, 463, 470, 553 Cartier, Mr., i. 574 Carwar, see Kārwār Catrou, i. 152*n*, 160*n* Caulfield, Captain, ii. 462, 505 Cavalry, Marāthā, see Horse Cay, Lieut.-Colonel, ii. 85, 86 Chakun (Chākan), i. 51, 75, 106-7, 151, 154, 173, 195, 198, 314 ; ii. 264, 490 and *n* Chālukyas, the, i. Introd. xliii, l, 4*n*, 5*n* Chāmpāner, ii. 345 and *n* Chānd Bībī (wife of Alī Ādil Shāh), i. 76*n*, 92*n* Chanda Sāhib, i. 416, 420-1, 422 and *n*, 440 Chandah, i. 436-7, 560-1 ; ii. 231, 512 Chandore (Chāndor or Chāndvad), i. 3, 8, 9 *n*, 256, 558 ; ii. 392, 493*n* — fort, i. 9*n*, 90 ; ii. 380

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Chandra Rāo Morē, i. Introd. xli, 68–9, 109, 116–18, 229 Chandragupta ii, i. 4n Chandrasen Jādav, i. 319, 321–4, 333, 347, 369, 372 Chapajee Teleekur (Chāpājī Telikar), ii. 5 Chaplin, Mr., ii. 520, 532, 533 Chaugula, i. 29, 32, 35, 357 Chauk, ii. 134 and n, 137 Chaul, i. 63, 155, 242, 244, 411; ii. 64 Chaund Bibi, see Chānd Bibī Chauth, i. 164 and n, 194, 207, 218, 285, 296, 301, 303, 321, 326, 333–4, 337, 340, 346n, 364–5, 366, 369, 373, 374, 378, 390–1, 438, 457, 470, 492; ii. 240, 266, 284, 321, 332, 361, 366, 395 Chavān, i. 71, 301, 326, 360, 375, 387; ii. 244 —, Udājī, i. 326, 375, 387 Cheetoo, see Chītu Chhatarsāl, Rājā of Panna, i. 381 and n Chhatrapati, i. 207 and n Chicacole (Sicacole), i. 3, 450, 463 and n, 473 Chick Deo (Chikka Dēva Rājā), i. 268 and n Chicklee-Tarapoor (Chikhli-Tārāpur), i. 62 Chickly (Chikhli), ii. 322, 394 and n Chickooree (Chikodi) and Menowlee (Manoli), ii. 417 and n, 418, 422, 526, 528 Child, Sir John, i. 249 and n, 275n Chimmajee Damoodhur (Chimājī Damodhar), i. 314, 376n, 377, 380 Chimnajee (Chimnājī) Appā (1), i. 322, 326, 346, 353, 360, 373, 377, 380, 384, 387, 398; invades Konkan, 402; besieges Bassein, 403–5; 411, 412; makes treaty with the English, 416; death of, 423; military reputation of, 424 — (2), ii. 158, 252, 257, 258, 259, 260, 268–9, 512 Chimnajee Narrain (Chimnājī Narāyan), ii. 444 Chinchore (Chinchvad), ii. 87 and n Chīn Kilich Khān (i.e. Mīr Kamr-uddin), i. 323 and n, 324 Chintāmun Rāo, see Patvardhan Chintoo Punt Deshmookh (Chintu Pant Deshmukh), ii. 328, 329 Chintoo Wittul (Chintāman Vithal), i. 539; ii. 7, 9, 74; end of, 106 Chiploon (Chiplūn), i. 204 Chisholm, Lieut., ii. 485–7 Chitnees (Chitnis), i. 185, 343, 579

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ii. 20, 29, 56, 58, 60, 61, 73, 83, 93, 94, 103, 128, 452, 457 Covrepauk, i. 290 f. Crommelin, Mr. Charles, i. 485, 534 and n Cuddapah (Kuddapah or Kurpa), i. 215, 266, 450 Cunningham, Colonel, ii. 522 Cuttack or Kuttack, see Katak Cutwa, see Katva

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D dabbah, ii. 173 and n Dābhādē, the family of, i. 378 and n, 432, 467 (see Khande Rāo, Trimbak Rāo, and Yeshvant Rāo) Dabir, i. 185, 207 Dabul (Dabhol), i. 48, 60, 109, 127, 139 and n, 194 Dadajee Konedeo (Dādājī Kōndēv), i. 97 and n, 98, 100–2 and n, 103, 105, 112, 152, 182 Dadajee Rugonath (Dādājī Raghunāth), i. 237, 239, 240 Dadoo Nursoo Kallay (Dādu Narsu Kālē), i. 50, 51 daitia, i. 19, 454 Dajeeba Limmay (Dājībā Limaye), ii. 300n dakshina, i. 378; ii. 532–3 and n Dalvi, i. 109 and n, 143–4, 147 Damāji Thorāt, i. 326, 329 Damaun (Damān), i. 62, 288 Dandakaranya, i. 23 Danda-Rājpuri, i. 60, 110, 145, 155, 199, 240, 251, 388; ii. 233 Daood (Dāud) Khān, i. 193 Daood Khan Punnee, i. 284, 292, 307–8, 319, 321, 323–4 Daphle, the family of, i. Introd. xxxii, 68, 71, 271; ii. 244, 431, 526, 528 Dapuri, ii. 468 and n, 477 darakdar, i. 578–9 Dārā Shekoh (Shikoh), i. 122, 124–6, 253 Darya Bāī, ii. 3, 9 Darya Sarang, i. 148 and n Dasahra, i. Introd. lvii, 179 and n, 318; ii. 18, 81, 125, 174, 254, 265, 299, 471 Daulat Rāo Sindia, see Sindia Daulatābād, i. 42–4, 48–9, 55, 57–8, 72, 77, 81, 83, 86–7, 125, 264, 495, 498–9, 507, 538 Davies, Lieut. E., ii. 446 Dawee Bye (Devī Bāī), ii. 417 Dawes, Captain (1), ii. 314 and n, 316; (2) ii. 492 Deacon, Colonel, ii. 490

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de Alarcao, Don Francis, i. 402 de Boigne, Count Benoit, ii. 160 and n, 181, 185, 190, 191, 216 and n, 217, 224, 230, 296, 343, 346 and n, 355 Deccan, the, i. 1, 3, 42, 49n, 50, 56, 59 and n, 67, 85, 98, 174, 198, 248, 415 Deeg, see Dig Delhi, i. 41–3, 166 and n, 393, 399, 413, 474, 510–12, 519–21, 571, 573–4, 576; ii. 8, 148–51, 159; battle of, 349–51; 377 de Mello, Colonel Pedro, i. 400 de Menezes, Silveira, i. 405 de Pento, Colonel, ii. 478–9 Deogaom, Treaty of, ii. 361, 394 Deogurh (Gondwāna), i. 436–7 Deogurh (Deccan), see Dēvgiri Deos, see Dev Desāi, i. 35, 219 and n, 253, 262, 267, 295, 380, 416; ii. 166, 235 Desh, i. 64 Deshādhikāri, i. 36–8 Deshist (Deshasth), see Brahman Deshmookh (Deshmukh), i. 35, 36n, 38, 48, 63, 66, 69, 82, 104, 108, 109, 118, 140, 151, 182, 194, 201, 208, 221, 267, 279, 286, 295, 325, 331, 369, 463, 505, 582; ii. 144 Deshpandya (Deshpāndē), i. 35, 36 and n, 48, 119, 142, 182, 237, 325, 582 Dessaee, see Desāi Dev, i. 19, 453 Dēvgiri (Deogurh), i. Introd. lx, 26, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 72 Dewakur Punt (Devākar Pant), ii. 130, 143, 145 Dewān, i. 185, 572, 579 Dhabaray, see Dābhādē Dhanājī Jādav, i. 204, 278, 281–3, 284–7, 289, 294, 297, 301, 307, 310, 314–15; death of, 319 Dhangars, the, i. Introd. l, liii–lv, 286 and n, 357, 415 Dhapooree, see Dapuri Dhār, i. 358, 425 and n, 585; ii. 27, 307 dharna, i. 421 and n, 422 and n; ii. 311, 399 Dharur, i. 83–4, 506 Dhārwār, i. Introd. liii, 200, 256, 544, 546; ii. 67, 107, 199–201, 203, 290, 428 Dhed or Dher, i. 15, 30 Dhondoo Punt Ghorebulay (Godbole), ii. 313 Dhondoo Punt Poorundhure (Dhondhu Pant Purandharē), i. 391

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Dhonsa, ii. 57 and *n*, 66, 67 Dhoondia Waug (Dhōndia Wāgh), ii. 292 and *n*, 293, 304–6 Dhoor Summooder, see Dora Samudra Dhoorup (Dhodap) fort (in the Chāndor range, Nāsik), i. 558 Dhund Karinya, see Dandakaranya Dhunda Rajepoor, see Danda Rājpuri Dhungurs, see Dhangars Dhunnajee Jadow, see Dhanājī Jādav dhurna, see dharna Dhuroor, see Dharur Dig, i. 459*n*, 573; ii. 182; battle and capture of, 378–80; 384 Dilāvar Ali Khān, i. 347, 348 Dilawur (Dilāvar) Khān, i. 51 Dilere (Dilēr) Khān, i. 158–60, 162–3, 171, 195, 198, 208–9, 214, 218–19, 224–6, 253 Dindigul, i. 493*n*; ii. 197, 213 and *n* “Dinkar Rāo,” i. 285 Dipabāī, i. 72, 75 Diu, i. 62 Dodairee (Dodērī), i. 292 Dodd, Captain, ii. 316*n*, 365*n* Don, Colonel, ii. 369, 378 Donkin, General, ii. 460, 462, 500, 501, 506 Doolan, Lieut., ii. 209 Doondy (Dhūndhī) Khān Rohilla, i. 526 Doorga Bye, see Dūrgā Bāī Doorga Dewee, see Dūrgādēvī Dora Samudra (Halebid), i. 42 and *n* Dost Ally (Alī), i. 415, 420 Dost Muhammad, ii. 405 Doulat Rāo Sindia, see Sindia Doulatabad, see Daulatābād Doveton, General, ii. 459, 494, 496, 497, 511, 512, 516 Dowulshee Somwoushee (Davalshī Somavanshī), i. 330, 447 Draper, Mr. D., ii. 23, 33, 60, 81, 82, 83, 95 Drawed (Drāvida), i. 1, 2, 216, 226, 266 Drugeon, M., ii. 284 and *n* dubber, see dabbah Dubeer, see Dabīr Dubhoy (Dabhoi), i. 377; ii. 42, 110, 111*n*, 125 Dudrenec, Chevalier, ii. 217 and *n*, 218, 224, 230, 245, 307, 312, 338, 352 Duflay, see Daphlē Dufturdar (Daftardār), i. 579 Dukshina, see dakshina Dulwey, see Dalvi Dummajee Gaekwār, see under Gaekwar

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Dummajee Thorāt, see Damājī Duncan, Mr. Jonathan, ii. 320, 321 Dupleix, M., i. 450–1, 481 Duprat, ii. 283 and *n* Dureea Sagur, see Darya Sarang Dūrgā Bāī (1), ii. 254*n* —— (2), ii. 419, 423–4 Dūrgādēvī (famine), i. 50 durrukdar, see darakdār Durya Bye, see Darya Bāī Dussera, see Dasahra Dutch, the, ii. 110 Duttajee Punt (Dattājī Pant), i. 185, 207 Dyt, see daitia

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East India Company, the, i. 248–9, 274 and *n*, 289, 490, 491, 534, 548–50; ii. 20, 29, 42, 55, 295 and *n*, 321, 330, 356, 367, 388, 397, 525 Eclipse, i. 455 and *n* Eder (Idar), i. 390 Edil Shahee, see Ādil Shāhī Eedgeer (Etgīr), i. 63; ii. 156 Eetul Kurinjee, see Ichalkaranji Egerton, Colonel C., ii. 31, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 93, 94 Ek-Huzaree (Ek-Hazārī), i. 176 Eknāth, i. Introd. lxvi–vii Eldridge, Major, ii. 522 Elephanta (island), i. 241 and *n*; ii. 20 Elichpoor (Īlichpur), i. 40; ii. 4, 68, 246 Elliot, Mr., ii. 98, 99 Ellora, i. 72*n* Ellore, i. 463 and *n* Elphinstone, Mountstuart, i. Introd. xxx, xxxi, xxxiii, xxxv–vii, xl, liii, lxxxvi–viii; ii. 220*n*, 361, 420 and *n*, 422, 426, 445, 446–8, 467, 469, 470–7, 480, 488, 493, 509, 512, 520, 523, 532, 534 and *n* Enam, see Inām English, the, i. 143, 174, 192, 197, 201, 205–7, 236, 240–1, 248, 274–5, 288, 350, 364; assist Marāthās in Salsette, 400, 411; at Madras, 416; at Bombay, ibid.; at Madras, 440, 450*n*; 468, 476–85; in Calcutta, 487; in Madras, 493, 502, 503; make treaty with Nizām Alī, 554–5; 557, 571–2; in Bengal, 574; ii. 293–5, 330–1, 337; secure control of Hindustan, 355; conquests of, 361–3 Eras (Hindu and Moslem), i. 46*n*, 47*n* Etaweh (Etāwah), i. 574; ii. 148, 366–7 Eusoof Adil Khan, see Yusūf Ādil Khān

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F Factors, English, i. 143 and *n* Fakhr-ud-daula, i. 466 Fakhr-ul-mulk, i. 55 Famine (1803), ii. 368 and *n* (see also Dūrgādēvī) Faqīr, i. 168 Farmer, Mr. W. G., ii. 70*n*, 72*n*, 91, 92, 93, 113 Farnavis (deputy auditor), i. 185, 579 Farnavis, see Nānā Farnavis Farrukhsīyar, i. 323, 331–2, 337 and *n* Fasli (era), i. 100 and *n* Fateh Hyder (Haidar), ii. 207 Fateh Khān, Sīdī, i. 111, 130, 140, 144, 191, 192*n* Fateh Khān (son of Malik Ambar), i. 81, 83, 85–7, 93 Fateh Sing Bhonslay, see under Bhoslē — — Gaekwār, see under Gaekwār Fateh Sing Manay (Mānē), ii. 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 329, 333, 413 Fateh Yāb Khān, i. 466 Fathullah Imād-ul-Mulk, i. 58 and *n* Faujdār, i. 256, 262, 266–7, 272, 275, 285, 290–1, 303, 314, 380, 465, 572–3 Fawcett, Colonel, ii. 369 Fazil Mohummud Khan (Fazl Muhammad Khān), i. 140, 142 Female Infanticide, ii. 435 and *n* Ferishta (Firishta), historian, i. 26, 67, 79 Ferokhsere, see Farrukhsīyar Ferraz, John de Souza, i. 395 Filose, Fidèle, ii. 286 and *n* —, Jean Baptiste, ii. 462 and *n* —, Michael, ii. 219, 220, 225, 272, 273 and *n*, 286 Firangji Narsāla, i. 106, 151 and *n* Fish, Order of the (*mahī marātib*), ii. 221 and *n*, 351*n* Fitzgerald, Captain, ii. 494–5 Fleury, Colonel, ii. 349 and *n* Forbes, Mr. James, ii. 110 —, Major, ii. 119, 125 Ford, Captain J., ii. 424, 444, 466, 473, 474, 475, 477 Forde, Colonel, i. 503 Foujdar, see Faujdār Francisco de Almeida, i. 60 Frazer, General, ii. 378 Frederick, Colonel, ii. 89, 90, 200, 201

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French, the, i. 193, 204, 416, 450*n*, 451, 460, 473, 481, 486–7, 489, 491 and *n*, 494–5, 498–500, 502, 503; ii. 64, 70, 71, 72, 76, 78, 79, 80, 103, 107 and *n*, 169, 171, 192, 249, 286 and *n*, 287, 289, 290*n*, 345–6 Frois, Don Antonio C., i. 400 Fryer, Dr. John, i. 123*n* Fukeerjee Garway (Fakīrji Gārvē), ii. 285 Fukhir-ud-Dowla, see Fakhr-ud-daula Fukhir-ool-moolk, see Fakhr-ul-mulk Fuqeer, see Faqīr Furnavees, see Farnavis Fusslee, see Fasli Futih Khan, Sing, &c., see Fateh Khān, &c. Futih Oolla Ummad ool Moolk, see Fathullah Imād-ul-mulk Fuzzul Oollah Khān (Fazlullah Khān), i. 544–5 Fyfe, Ensign, ii. 117 and *n*

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G Gadādhar Pralhād (Pratinidhī), i. 315, 321 Gadee (Gādī), cushion of state, i. 283*n* Gadhkari, i. 182 and *n*, 450 Gaekwār, Ānand Rāo, ii. 322, 323, 394, 395 —, Damājī (1), i. 352–3; (2), i. 376, 381; invades Mālwa, 425; 432, 442, 452; assists Tārābāī, 453; 454; obtains possession of Ahmadābād, 465–6; operations in Gujarāt, 466–70; 518, 524; escapes from Pānīpat, 527; 529, 540, 558; ii. 435 —, Fateh Sing (1), ii. 17, 27, 28, 29, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 42, 55, 64, 69, 103, 110, 111, 117, 125, 129, 144, 231; (2), ii. 436–7 —, Ganpat Rāo, ii. 324–5 —, Govind Rāo, i. 558; ii. 17, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 42, 115, 225, 231, 232, 244, 320–2 —, Kanhojī Rāo, ii. 322, 323, 325, 326, 327, 433–4 —, Kedarji, i. 466–7 —, Khande Rāo, i. 466; ii. 27, 31, 32, 35, 36 —, Māhādaji, i. 381 —, Malhār Rāo, ii. 323, 324, 325, 433 —, Mānājī Rāo, ii. 231, 232 —, Manikji, ii. 27 —, Pilājī, i. 353 and *n*, 359, 363–6, 374, 376–7, 378; murder of, 380 —, Raghuji, i. 436 —, Sāyājī, ii. 27, 28, 231

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Gafūr Khān, ii. 401, 503, 505 Gāga Bhāt, i. 204 and *n* Gahan, Colonel, ii. 496 Gajendragarh, ii. 174 and *n*, 176 Galna, i. 88 ; ii. 380 Gambier, Mr. R., ii. 23, 24, 29, 110 Gandicottah (Gāndikōt), i. 266 ; ii. 206 Ganeshkhind, i. 558*n* Gangā Bāi, ii. 13, 16, 17, 18 ; death of, 70 and *n* Gangādhar Pant Bhānu, ii. 274 Gangādhar Shāstri, ii. 436 and *n*, 437–41 Gangādhar Srinivās, i. 446 Gangādhar Yeshvant, i. 555, 558 Gangthadi, i. 9*n*, 289, 296, 354 ; ii. 248 Ganjam, i. 265 Ganj Savai (‘Gunsway’), i. 289 and *n* Ganpati, or Ganesh, i. 20 * Ganpat Rāo (of Nāgpur), ii. 491, 497, 511 Ganpat Rāo (Dewān of Holkar), ii. 501, 502, 503 Ganpat Rāo Phānsē, ii. 305, 310, 314, 426, 520 Gaolee (Gaulī), i. Introd. l, 15*n* Gaora (Gāuda), i. 33 Gardiner, Cornet, ii. 121 Gassee Ram, see Ghāsī Rām Gautamiputra Sātakarni, i. 24*n* — Yajna Sri, i. 4*n*, 25*n* Gawelgurh (Gāwilgarh) fort, i. 457, 560 ; ii. 68, 357, 359–60 and *n*, 361 Gayetri (Gāyatrī), i. 15*n* Geerdhur Buhadur, see Gīrdhar Bahādur Ghadshī, i. 23 and *n* Ghās-dāna, i. 285, 301, 321, 384, 473, 561 ; ii. 248, 361 Ghāsī Rām Kōtwāl, ii. 302 and *n* Ghatgay (Ghātgē), ii. 244 — — Bājī, i. 566 — — Daulat Rāo, ii. 413 — — Jujhar Rāo (1), i. 68–70, 87, 137, 146 ; (2) i. 566 — — Kām Rājē, i. 70 — — Nāgojī, see Jujhar Rāo — — Sarjī Rāo (1), i. 123, 323, 324 — — Sakharām (Sarjī Rāo (2)), ii. 244*n*, 263 and *n*, 265 and *n*, 272, 273, 274, 275, 281, 282, 283, 285, 295, 304, 308, 311, 312, 365, 386–7, 391 and *n*, 392, 400, 402 ; death of, 403 and *n* — — , Vishvās Rāo, ii. 417–18 — — , Yeshvant Rāo, ii. 263 ghatka, i. 46*n* Ghauts (Ghāts), the, i. 2, 5–8

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Ghaut Mahta (Ghāt Māta) (‘spurs of the Ghāts’), i. 6–8, 27, 48, 51, 64, 102, 109, 116, 149, 175, 188, 314 Ghazee-ud-deen (Ghāzi-ud-dīn) Khān (i.e. Shihābu-d-dīn Khān), i. 252 and *n*, 257–8, 260, 263, 265, 303 Ghazee-ud-deen (Ghāzi-ud-dīn), son of Nizāmu-l-mulk, i. 440, 449, 451, 458–60 ; poisoned, 461 and *n* — — (Mīr Shihābu-d-dīn), i. 473, 515*n* Gheriah (Gheria), i. 385, see Viziadroog (Vijayadrug) Ghodbandar, i. 197 and *n*, 395*n* ghodpad (iguana), i. 70 and *n* Gholam Kawdir (Ghulām Kādir Rohilla), ii. 182 and *n*, 184–5, 186, 187 and *n*, 188 Ghorepuray (Ghodpadī), ii. 482 and *n* Ghorepuray (Ghodpadē), the family of, i. 68, 70 and *n*, 113, 302, 307, 310, 360, 434, 476, 485, 492 ; ii. 213, 526 — — , Bājī, i. 113, 115 and *n*, 123, 145 — — , Jasvant Rāo, i. 296*n* ; ii. 289 and *n*, 358, 469 and *n* — — , Mālojī, ii. 5, 264 — — , Narāyan Rāo, i. 352 — — , Pīrājī, i. 295 — — , Rānojī, i. 295 — — , Santājī, q.v. — — , Sīdojī, i. 295, 325 — — , Venkat Rāo Narāyan, i. 399 f., 402 Ghosālgarh fort (5 miles south-west of Roha, Kolāba District), i. 111, 138, 388–9 Ghuffoor Khan, see Gafūr Khān Ghutka, see ghatka Ginjee, see Jinji Girdhar Bahādur, i. 358, 363 and *n*, 380 Goa, i. 53 and *n*, 60, 63, 147, 174, 243 and *n*, 399 ; ii. 24, 25 Goands, see Gonds Gocurn (Gokarna) (22 miles south of Kārwār), i. 157 Godajee Dainglia (Gudājī Danglia), ii. 446 Godavery (Godāvarī), i. 9, 23, 302, 314, 410, 471, 494, 541, 557–8, 561 Goddard, Colonel (afterwards General), ii. 97 and *n*, 98–104, 108–11 ; captures Ahmadābād, 112 and *n* ; 113–16, 118, 120, 123–5, 128, 131–3, 135–8, 143–5 Godeheu, M., i. 481 Gohud (Gohad), i. 556 and *n* ; ii. 109, 120, 121, 139, 140, 145, 146, 159, 363, 385, 390, 394, 402

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Gohurasht, i. 2n, 72n Gokauk (Gokāk), i. 256 ; ii. 299 and n Gokla (Gokhale), Dhondo Pant, ii. 198, 290, 292, 299, 304, 305 — —, Bappoo (Bāpū), ii. 198, 305, 333, 414, 415, 416 and n, 429, 443, 468, 470, 473, 478, 481, 487, 489, 492, 518 Golcondah (Golkonda), i. 58–9, 64, 68, 77, 89, 98, 120–2, 125, 170, 198–9, 211–14, 257, 259, 262 ; siege and fall of, 263 ; 362 Gōl Gumbāz, i. 261 and n, 262n Gomajee Naik (Gumājī Nāyak), i. 129, 185 Gonds, the, ii. 68 and n, 511 Gondwaneh (Gondwāna), i. 2, 3, 26, 60, 383 Gonedulee (Gōndhalī), i. Introd. lxxii, 452 and n Go'olab Raee (Gulāb Rai), ii. 232 gooroo, see guru Goorow, see Gurav Gootee, see Gūti Goozur, see Gūjar Gopāl Rāo Govind Patvardhan, i. 537, 539, 544, 560–1, 566–7 Gopaul Hurry (Gopāl Hari), i. 494, 501 Gopaul Rao Bhow (Gopāl Rāo Bhāu), ii. 216, 224, 359 Gopika Bye Rastia (Gōpikā Bāī Rāstē), i. 504, 537 and n, 547 Gordon, Brig.-General R., ii. 25, 26, 82, 94 Gosaeen (Gosāin), i. Introd. lxviii, 15, 16 and n, 169 and n, 436, 514 ; ii. 189 and n, 190, 428, 443, 471 Gossala, see Ghosālgarh Govind Punt Boondelay (Pant Bundēla), i. 514, 518, 522 Govind Rāo Chitnees (Chitnis), i. 441, 452 — — Ghorepuray (Ghodpadē), ii. 492 — — Kallay (Kālē), ii. 240, 243, 272, 274, 285, 289 — — Nānā, ii. 453, 463 — — Pingley (Pinglē), ii. 240, 270, 273, 277 Govind Sew Ram (Shivrām), i. 534, 556 Grāmādhikārī, Grāmlekuk, i. 33, 34, 36, 38 Grant, Capt. J. (Grant Duff), i. Introd. xxix-xxxiii, xxxiv-xliii, lvii ; ii. 518 and n Grant, Lieut. A., ii. 342n Grant, Lieut. John, ii. 496 Grant Duff, Sir M. E., i. Introd. xxxiii Grant Keir, General, ii. 459, 503, 506

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Grantham, Sir Thomas, i. 249 Grehust, Grihasta, i. Introd. lxii, 15n Gudadhur Prillhad, see Gadādhar Pralhād Guffoor Khan, see Gafūr Khān Gūjar, i. 68 —, Kadtojī, i. 154, 160, see Pratāp Rāo —, Pratāp Rāo, i. 173, 185, 187, 194, 196, 202–4 —, Syajee (Sāyājī), i. 397 —, Sīdojī, i. 280, 295 Gūjars, the, i. Introd. xlix, 154n Gujarāt, i. 42–3, 49, 62, 303, 363, 373–4, 390, 465–70 ; ii. 17, 24, 27–9, 38, 42, 101, 109–19, 124–5, 144, 146, 269, 320–7, 433–40, 449 Gunga Bye, see Gangā Bāī Gungadhur Shastree, see Gangādhar Shāstrī — Sree Newass, see Gangādhar Srīnivās — Yeswunt, see Gangādhar Yeshvant Gungthuree, see Gangthadi Gunnesh Punt (Ganesh Pant), ii. 118, 119 — — Behree, ii. 167, 172 Gunput Rao Phansay, see Ganpat Rāo Phānsē Gunputtee, see Ganpati Guntoor (Guntūr), i. 463n, 552, 555 ; ii. 129, 193 Gūnvanta Bāī (wife of Sivājī), i. 232n Gurav, i. Introd. li, 30n Gurhkuree, see Gadhkari Gurrah Mundela (Garha-Mandla), i. 425 ; ii. 143, 284 Gursees, see Ghadshi guru, i. Introd. lxiii, 21 Gurumcondah (Gurramkonda), i. 266, 567, 570 ; ii. 18, 206, 207 Gūti, i. 266, 325, 420, 435, 476, 486, 493 ; ii. 65 Guzerat, see Gujarāt Gwālior, i. 87, 93, 394 ; capture of, ii. 121–2 ; 140, 159, 182, 402

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Habsān, i. 110n Hāfiz Fureed-ud-deen (Farid-ud-dīn) Khān, ii. 194n, 207 Hāfiz Rehmat, i. 526, 575 Haibat Rāo Nimbālkar (1), i. 289, 296–7, 314, 322–4, 329–30 — — (2), i. 348 — — Phalkay (Phālke), ii. 181 Haidar Alī, i. 493 and n, 494, 501, 543 ; conquers Bednūr, 544 ; defeated by Pēshwā, 545 ; 546 ;

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rejects alliance with Madras, 553; 554 and *n*, 557, 559, 561, 565–6; defeated by Marāṭhās, 567–70; ii. 9; attacks Marāṭhā districts, 18; sends money to Raghoba, 57; seizes the Pēshwā’s districts, 65; outwitted by Hari Pant, 67; intrigues with French, 107; 109, 122; joins confederacy against English, 129, 130; 131, 152; death of, 153

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Haidar Jang, i. 451, 494, 497, 498; murdered, 499

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Haidar Kulī Khān, i. 349–51, 355

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Haliyāl, ii. 305 and *n*

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Hambīr Rāo (Hasājī) Mohite, i. 203, 204 and *n*, 207–8, 219, 221, 225, 233–4, 255, 267

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Hamed (Hamīd) Khān, i. 356, 363–6

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Harā, i. 316*n*

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Harcourt, Colonel, ii. 356

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Hardas Māval, i. 142

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Harding, Major, ii. 316 and *n*

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Hardyman, General, ii. 460, 497

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‘Har, Har, Mahādev,’ i. 190 and *n*, 526

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Hari Pant Bhāve, ii. 329, 334

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Hari Pant Patvardhan, ii. 246, 260

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Hari Pant Phadke, Kārkūn of Māhdu Rāo Pēshwā, i. 537; ii. 3, 4; flies to Bārāmati, 5; 12, 13, 14; joins Sābājī Bhosle and the Nizām, 15; 16, 17, 18, 27; pursues Raghoba, 31; 35, 36, 37, 38; returns to Deccan, 44; threatens to attack Raghoba, 59; 66; outwits Haidar Alī, 67; supports Nānā Farnavis, 76; 125, 132, 134, 137, 138, 139; opens campaign against Tipū, 172; 174, 175, 176, 177; agreement with Nizām Alī, 202; 203, 205, 208, 211, 214, 215, 219, 225

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Harjī Rājā Mahādik, i. 238, 268–9

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Harpāldev, Harapāldev, i. 41

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Harpoonelly (Harpanhalli, 40 miles south of Kopāl), i. 544

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Hartley, Captain (afterwards Colonel) James, ii. 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 94, 109, 112, 116, 117, 118, 123, 124, 125, 126, 128, 197

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Hasājī Mohite, see Hambīr Rāo

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Hastings, Marquess of, ii. 451 and *n*, 453–62, 488, 497, 498, 500, 505, 508–9, 513–14, 534

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Hastings, Warren, ii. 48 and *n*, 49, 52, 55, 59, 74*n*, 77, 78, 79, 82, 97 and *n*, 98, 99, 102, 103, 104, 120, 130, 135, 139, 141, 142–3, 145, 152–3, 153*n*, 155, 159, 164

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Havildār, i. 161, 176, 178, 181, 182, 216, 250, 251, 298, 318 f., 320

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Heedayet Moideen Khan (Hidayat Muhidin Khān), i. 433, 435

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Heerajee Furzund (Hīrājī Farzand), i. 233, 237

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Henery, see Underi

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Hessing, George, ii. 219*n*, 286 and *n*

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—, John, ii. 219 and *n*, 225, 286*n*, 308

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Hetkuree (Hetkari), i. Introd. xliv, 161, 175 and *n*, 176, 396, 585

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Hewra, see Hivare

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Hill-forts, i. 103, 163 and *n*, 164 and *n*, 181 f., 209, 279, 280, 285, 303, 309, 484, 505; ii. 522

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Himadh Punt, i. 38*n*

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Himmut Buhadur (Himmat Bahādur), ii. 189, 190, 218, 338, 357

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Himmut Khān, i. 292

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Himmut Rao (Himmat Rāo Morē), i. 116, 118

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Hindustan, i. 359, 408, 470, 571–3; ii. 314, 345

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Hinghee, Hingangaom, i. 326, 327

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Hinglaisgurh (Hinglājgarh), ii. 370

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Hirpal Deo, see Harpāldev

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Hislop, Sir T., ii. 458, 459, 499, 500, 503, 504, 510, 511

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Hivare, i. 132

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Hog island, i. 552; ii. 20

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Holkar, origin of, i. 357

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—, Khassee Rao (Khāsī Rāo), ii. 246, 271, 284, 307, 312, 366, 399

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—, Khundee Rao (Khande Rāo) (1), i. 470, 555

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—, Khundee Rao (2), ii. 271, 307, 314, 316, 335, 399

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—, Jeswunt Rao (Jasvant Rāo), ii. 271, 296, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 328, 329, 331*n*, 335, 364, 365, 366, 367, 369, 371, 373–5, 376 and *n*, 377–80, 381–4, 386–7, 388, 390, 391, 392, 399; insanity and death of, 399; character of, 400

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—, Malhār Rāo (1), i. 380, 388–9, 392, 394, 402, 404, 446, 459, 462; attacks Mughals, 474; 491, 512, 513, 516, 518, 520–1, 524; flees from Pānīpat, 527; 540; death of, 555; 571, 573

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—, Malhār Rāo (2), ii. 271

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—, Malhār Rāo (3), ii. 400, 407, 408, 501–5

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—, Tukājī, i. 555, 562, 570, 574, 576; ii. 7, 17, 74, 76, 86, 113, 134, 136, 137, 168, 172, 176, 178, 187, 188, 191, 216, 217, 223, 230, 244, 245, 250, 255, 262, 271

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—, Wittoojee (Vithūjī), ii. 271, 310

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Holmes, Major, ii. 326 and *n*, 327 —, Mr., ii. 88, 93 Home (*hom*), i. 16*n* Hooblee, see Hubli Hooghly (Hūglī), i. 427 Hoojrat (hazrat) Pagah, personal cavalry, ii. 316, 411 and *n* Hoolee (Holī), festival, i. 73 and *n* Hooly Onore (Hole Honnūr, in Mysore), ii. 208 Hoossein Ally, see Husein Alī Hopkins, Major, ii. 115, 119, 124 Hornby, William, Governor of Bombay, ii. 23 and *n*, 25, 33, 50, 51, 61, 70, 82, 95, 96, 101, 103, 111, 123, 135 Horne, Mr. John, i. 400*n* Horse, Marāthā, i. 177 and *n*, 179, 198, 244, 245, 251, 267, 283, 301–2; ii. 383 Horses, i. Introd. xliv, xlv, 9 Hough, Mr., i. 482, 483 Hoysalas, the, i. 41*n*, 42*n* Hubli, i. 200 and *n*, 201, 256 Hullyhal, see Haliyāl Humaioon (Humāyūn), i. 62 Humbeer Rāo, see Hambīr Rāo Hunter, Cornet, ii. 481 and *n*, 517–18 Hurdus Mawul, see Hardas Māval Huree Punt Bhawey, see Harī Pant Bhāve Hurjee Raja Mahareek, see Harjī Rājā Mahādik Hurnak Pohl (Harnāik Pol ?), i. 48*n* Hurnkassee (Harankāsī) river, i. 27, 48 Hurry Punt Phurkay, see Harī Pant Phadkē Husein Alī Khān (Sayyid), i. 240, 323, 333–7; death of, 349 Hussaji Mohitey (Hasājī Mohite), see Hambīr Rāo Hussingabad (Hoshangābād), ii. 97, 100 Hutnee, see Athni Hybut Rao, see Haibat Rāo Hyder Ally, see Haidar Alī — Jung, see Haidar Jang — Koolee Khan, see Haidar Kūlī Khān Hyderābād, i. 121, 214, 246, 257, 259–60, 263, 317, 368, 487, 499, 540; ii. 338

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