A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.144.3

v2.c60.144.3

campaign against Marāthās, 243 ff. ; supports Bājī Rāo, 266 ; makes fresh agreement with English, 289–90 ; obtains share of Mysore, 293–5 ; death of, 338 Nizam-ool-moolk (Nizāmu-l-mulk), i. ancestor of, 252 ; 323 ; origin of, 324 ; 325, 331, 336 ; marches into Deccan, 347 ; defeats Dilāvar Alī, 348–9 ; 350 ; becomes Vazīr, 351 ; policy of, 353–5 ; Subehdār of Gujarāt, ibid. ; becomes independent, 356 ; defeats Mubāriz Khān, 362 ; secures relinquishment of chauth, 368–9 ; policy towards Marāthās, 369–70 ; war with Bājī Rāo, 371–3 ; joins Dābhādē, 376 ; compact with Pēshwā, 377 ; 379, 390 ; returns to Delhi, 396 ; defeated at Bhopāl, 397–9 ; leaves Delhi, 413 ; revenue and position of, 415 ; 429 ; action against Nāsir Jang, 432–4 ; invades Carnatic, 434–5 ; death of, 440 ; sons of, ibid. ; 465 Nizam-ool-moolk Byheree (Nizāmu-l-mulk Bahri), i. 55–6, 58, 60 Nizāmshāhī dynasty, the, i. 53, 57, 59*n*, 76–7, 92–3, 103 Nujeeb-ud-dowlah, see Najib-ud-daula Nujeef Khan, see Najaf Khān Nuldroog, see Naldrūg Nundheal, see Nandyāl Nundidroog, see Nandidrūg Nunjeraj (Nanjarāj), i. 492, 501 Nurgoond (Nargund), ii. 166 and *n*, 167–9 Nurruk (Narak), i. 18 Nursing Khundee Rao (Narsinh Khande Rāo), ii. 313 Nusserut, see Nasrat Nuzur, see Nazar Nyadeish (Nyāyadhish), i. 185, 206–7, 282, 330 Nyashastree (Nyāyashāstri), i. 185, 207