A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.10

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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