A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.151

v2.c60.151

R Ragoo Bullal (Raghu Ballāl), i. 117–18, 129, 199 Raghavendra Nāik, ii. 176 Raghujī Kadam Bhande, i. 376 Raghunāth Hari, i. 438 Raghunāth Narāyan Hanmante, i. 116, 128–30, 140–1, 162, 166–7, 213, 216–17, 219–20, 226, 238–9 Raghunāth Pant Nyāya Shāstri, i. 162, 166–7, 185 and n, 207 Raghunāth Rāo or Raghoba, i. 419, 459; marches to Gujarāt, 465; captures Ahmadābād, 468–70; invades Hindustan, 470; 471, 489, 491; takes charge of administration, 505; assists Mīr Shihābu-d-dīn, 512; enters Lahore, 513; secures tribute from Jodhpur, 514; negotiates with Bombay, 534–5; agreement with Nizām Alī, 536; attacks Pēshwā’s troops, 537–8; reconciled with Māhdu Rāo, 538; alienates Marāthās, 539; war with Nizām, 540–3; retires to Nāsik, 544; peace with Haidar Alī, 546–7; invades Hindustan, 555; besieges Gohad, 556; rebels and is imprisoned, 558–9; ii. 1, 2, 3, 4; connexion with murder of Pēshwā, 5; proclaimed Pēshwā, 6, 7; estranges ministers, 9; peace with Nizām, 11; terms with Haidar Alī, 13; marches to Poona, 14, 15; 16; renews negotiations with Bombay, 19, 24–5; retires to Gujarāt, 27; treaty with Bombay, 29–30; 31–2, 35–6; 41; treaty with Gaekwār, 42; 54–5; proposals to English, 56–7; shelters in Surat, 58; goes to Bombay, 62 and n, 63; 74, 75; accompanies British supporting force, 84–5; surrenders to Sindia, 92; escapes to Broach, 105 and n; visits General Goddard, 108; 113; his position under Treaty of Sālbāi, 146–7 and n; death of, 158 Raghunāth Rāo Nilkanth, ii. 175 Raghu Pant Godbole, ii. 252 Rahudi, i. 8 Raichore (Raichūr), i. 54, 146 Raigurh (Raigarh) fort, i. 155–6, 158, 160–1, 166, 169, 196, 204, 208, 219, 233–4, 238, 250, 278–9, 388–9; ii. 2, 106, 261, 310, 318, 520 and n Rairee (Rairi) fort, i. 111, 147, ii. 66, 235, 236 Rājā, i. 39 and n, 67 Rājā Bahādur, ii. 334 Rajamundree (Rājamandri), i. 55, 58, 265, 463 and n, 473, 552 Rajapoor (Rājāpur), i. 109, 139, 143, 197, 201, 205–6, 482 Rājā Rām, son of Sivājī, i. marriage of, 204; 232–3, 235, 237; declared regent, 278–9; flees to Jinji, 280–2; ascends throne, 283; agreement with Zūlfikar Khān, 288, 291; escapes from Jinji, 293; plunders Berār, &c.; 296–7; death of, 300; character of, ibid. Raja Rugonath Dass (Rājā Raghunāth Dās), or Rāmdās, i. 450, 451, 454, 456 Rajgurh (Rājgarh, 24 miles west of Sāsvad), i. 104, 111–12, 117, 128, 151, 160, 188n, 286, 303, 308, 320 Rajis Bye (Bāī), wife of Sivājī II of Kolhāpur, i. 375 Rajis Bye (Bāī) Ghatgay, wife of Rājā Rām, i. 278, 300–1, 442 Rajmuchee (Rājmachi, 6 miles north of Bor Ghāt), i. 111, 327–8, 386; ii. 61, 135 Rajpeeple (Rājpīpla), i. 4, 325; ii. 326 and n Rajpoots (Rājpūts), the, i. Introd. xlix, 11 and n, 12n, 170, 172, 188–9, 207, 236, 397, 406–7, 413, 470, 520, 522, 573; ii. 7, 97, 140, 180–1 and n, 188, 216 and n, 217 and n, 363, 365, 408, 508 Rakisbon, i. 541, 561 Rakshush (Rākshasa), i. 38n Rām, Rāmā (avatār of Vishnu), i. 20 Rāmā Kāmat or Kāmati, i. 343 and n Rāmājī Mahādev Farnavis or Rāmājī Pant, i. 478–9, 482–4, 534 Ramajee Nulgay (Rāmājī Nalge), i. 216 Ramajee Punt Bhanoo (Rāmājī Pant Bhānu), i. 328 Ramayun (Rāmāyana), i. 19, 101 Ramchundur Baba Shenwee (Rāmchandra B. Shēnvī), i. 448–9, 467, 471, 503, 532