A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.155

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Sabajee Bhonslay, see Bhoslē, Sābājī Sabhāsad Bakhar, i. Introd. xli, 94n, 95n Sabnis, i. 181 and n, 185 Sachin, ii. 234n Sachiv, see Pant Sachiv Sadāshiv Bhāu Bhāskar, ii. 314–16, 317n, 374–5, 385 Sadāshiv Bhāu Mānkeshvar, ii. 270 and n, 410 and n, 411, 419, 420, 425–7, 444, 491 Sadāshiv Rāmchandra, ii. 7, 9, 32 Sadāshiv Rāo (Suddaba or Sadoba), ii. 12, 58, 61; fate of, 62 and n Sadāshiv Rāo Chimnājī Bhāu (Sadāshiv Rāo Bhāu), i. 424 and n, 437; invades Carnatic, 438; 447; disagrees with Pēshwā, 448; chief minister, 449; 456, 465, 471 and n, 488–9; besieges Seringapatam, 492; character of, 503; attempt on life of, 504–5; captures Bahādurgarh, 506; makes treaty with Nizām, 507; conduct before Pānipat, 517 and n; 519; 520 and n, 521, 523; decides to give battle at Pānipat, 524; final struggle and death of, 525–529n Sadāshiv Riddey (Reddi), ii. 249 Sadāshivgarh, i. 27, 209 Sadhoo (Sādhu), i. 14 Sadler, Captain, ii. 494 Sadoba, see Sadāshiv Rāo Sadoollah (Sādullah) Khān Rohilla, i. 458 Sadr Adālat, ii. 529n Sadut (Sa‘ādat) Khān, i. 257, 262–3, 349–51, 392–4, 403, 413 Sadut Oolla (Sa‘ādatulla) Khān, i. 308 Safdar Alī, i. 420–1, 434 Safdar Jang (Abdul Mansūr Khān), i. 396 and n, 397, 413, 428; appointed Vazir, 439; attacks Rohillas, 458–9; 460, 473; death of, 474: tomb of, 474n Sagar fort, i. 264