A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.11.3

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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.