A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.158

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Shāh Ahmad Khān, ii. 313 Shāh Ālam, i. 571, 572 and *n*, 574–6; ii. 186–7, 188 and *n*, 351 and *n* Shahabodeen (Shihābu-d-dīn) Khān, i. 251–2 Shāh-i-Bāgh, i. 365 and *n* Shahjee Bhonslay (Shāhjī Bhoslē), i. parentage and birth of, 72–3; betrothal of, 74–6; opposes Mughals, 79; enters Mughal service, 82; makes overtures to Bijāpur, 85 *f.*; his wife seized, 87; extends his power, 88; attacked by Mughals, 90–2; enters Bijāpur service, 93; obtains official status, 94–6; marries second wife, 96–7; called to account for Sivājī’s acts, 105; seized by Bājī Ghodpadē, 113; released and returns to Carnatic, 114–15; mediates between Bijāpur and Sivājī, 148; death of, 156; possessions of, ibid. Shāh Jehan (Jahān) (1), i. 78, 81–2, 85, 88–90, 98–9, 114, 121, 122, 124 — — (2), i. 515 Shāh Nuwaz (Navāz) Khān, i. 434, 460, 463, 476, 486–7, 494–9; put to death, 500 Shāh Pusund (Pasand) Khān, i. 526–7 Shāh Shureef (Sharif), i. 73 and *n* Shāh Wulee (Vali) Khān, i. 522–3, 525–6 Shaikdār, i. 579 Shaikh Dulloo (Sheikh Dallu), ii. 405 Shaik Hoossein (Sheikh Husein), ii. 474*n* Shaikh Meerah (Sheikh Mīrā), i. 315 Shaisteh Khan, see Shāyista Khān Shalivahan, see Sālīvāhana Shamraje Punt (Shāmrāj Nīlkanth Ranjhekar), i. 119 and *n*, 130 ‘Shāmsher Bahādur,’ i. 285, 352 and *n*, 378; (son of Bājī Rāo I), 419, 480, 518, 524, 529; (son of Alī Bahādur), ii. 338, 357 Shaniwār Wāda, ii. 254*n* Shankarāchārya, i. Introd. lxi, lxii, 16*n*; ii. 169 and *n* Shankarjāti or Sankarajāti, i.

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13 and *n*, 108 Shankrājī Malhār, i. 282, 294, 333–5, 349 Shankrājī Nārāyan Gaudekar (Sachiv), i. 285–6, 294, 301, 308–9, 314–15; death of, 320 Shao (Shāhū), i.e. Sivājī II, i. 278, 279, 306, 309; origin of his name, 312; marriage of, 313; released from Mughal confinement, 314; ascends Marāthā throne, 314–15; aids Zūlfikar Khān, 317; war against Tārā Bāī, 318; marries again, 319; protects Bālāji Vishvanāth, 322; ransoms him, 327; makes agreement with Angria, 327–8; character, 331; makes terms with Husein Alī, 334–5; obtains imperial grants, 336–7; his revenues, 340–3; 350; relinquishes Hyderābād *chauth*, 369; 370–1, 398; becomes imbecile, 440 and *n*; proposes to adopt Rām Rājā, 441 *f.*; death of, 443, 444 and *n* Shao (Shāhū) II, ii. 259, 279 and *n*, 443–4 Shao (Shāhū) Mahārāj (adopted son of Rām Rājā), ii. 69 Shāstra, i. 22, 34, 38 and *n*, 184–5, 204 Shāstree (Shāstri), i. 22*n*, 378; ii. 69, 268, 431 Shayista Khān, i. 82, 90, 150–2, 153 and *n*, 154 Shenwee, see Brahman, Shēnvī Sheogāon, i. 49 and *n* Sher Khān, i. 216 Shirzee Khān, i. 246, 256, 260–2, 267, 298 Shirzee Rao Ghatgay, see Ghātgē, Sakharām (Sarjī Rāo) Shivnēr, i. 75 and *n*, 91, 93, 96, 191, 208, 507, 538; ii. 252, 257 and *n*, 267 Sholapoor (Sholāpur), i. 84, 90, 92, 256, 485; ii. 491, 520 Shooder, see Sūdra Shore, Sir J., ii. 242 and *n*, 286 Shrigonda (Chamārgundi), i. 75 and *n*, 91 Shringārpur, i. 109, 143–4 Shrinivās Gangādhar (*alias* Bhowān Rāo Pratinidhī), i.

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538, 543, 578 Shripat Rāo (1), son of Parasurām Trimbak, i. 327, 352–3, 359–61, 367, 375, 384, 386–8, 421–2; death of, 442 — — (2), i. 470 Shujā, Prince, i. 88, 124, 126 Shujaet Khān, i. 363 Shujah-ud-dowlah, i. 426 and *n*, 487 and *n*, 514–15, 520–1, 526, 529, 571, 574–5, 576 and *n*; ii. 8, 9, 148–9, 367 Shukurkhera, battle of, i. 362, 368 Shumsher Buhadur, see ‘Shāmsher Bahādur’ Shunkurjatee, see Shankarjāti Shunkrajee Narrain, &c., see Shankrājī Nārāyan Shuternal, i. 522n Sīdī, the, i. 111–12, 130, 138, 141, 145, 155, 174, 191–2n, 201, 214, 235, 236 and n, 239–41, 275 and n, 295, 328, 386, 477, 478 and n, 490, 534 Sīdī Abdoollah (Abdulla), i. 388 Sīdī Abdul Karīm Khān (Bālū Mīan), ii. 234 and n Sīdī Abdul Rahīm, ii. 233–4 Sīdī Azīz, i. 142, 146, 165 Sīdī Fateh Khān, i. 140, 144 Sīdī Ibrāhīm, ii. 233 Sīdī Jāmshed, i. 260 Sīdī Johur (Jauhar) (1), i. 140–3, 145–6, 219 — — — (2), ii. 234 Sīdī Kāsim, i. 221n, 222 Sīdī Khairiyat or Khyroo, i. 191 Sīdī Missree (Misrī), i. 241 Sīdī Musaood (Masāud) (1), i. 218–19, 221, 224–5, 246–7, 265 — — — (2), i. 477–8 Sīdī Rehman (Rahiman), i. 388 Sīdī Sumbole (Sambal), i. 191, 221 and n, 241 Sīdī Yakut Khān, i. 191, 222, 241, 275, 386 ; ii. 233 Sīdī Zālim, i. 260 Sīdojī Rāo Nimbālkar (1), i. 223 — — — (2), ii. 304, 416 and n Sihbandī, i. 480 and n ; ii. 198, 428 Sikandar Ādil Shāh, i. 199, 260, 261 and n Sikandar Jāh, ii. 211 Sikhs, the, i. 510 and n, 512 ; ii. 149, 181, 186, 191, 365, 391, 516 Silahāras, the (of Thāna), i.

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26n —, — (of Kolhāpur), i. 27n Sillidar (Silāhdār), i. 61 and n, 70, 127–8, 176, 179, 281, 322, 357, 441, 505, 569 ; ii. 81, 249, 387, 402, 412, 468 Simoga (Shimoga), ii. 208, 211 and n Simpson, Lieut., ii. 407n Simpthur, see Samthar Sinclair, Major J., ii. 374 Sindeedroog (Sindhudrūg), i. 147 and n ; ii. 422 Sindey (Sindē), i. 13n Sindia, Pātel of Kannerkhera, i. 313 and n, 357–8 Sindia, Ānand Rāo, ii. 229, 403 and n —, Bāpūjī, ii. 370, 371 and n, 385–6, 461 —, Bappoo (Bāpu), ii. 428 —, Dattājī, i. 456, 465, 470, 513, 514, 516 —, Daulat Rāo, ii. 229, 230 and n, 244–5, 250, 255, 257, 259–60, 262–5, 270–2, 274–7, 281–3, 285–9, 291, 293, 295, 297, 303–4, 306–9, 312–17, 331–7, 340, 346–7, 355, 357–9, 361–2, 365, 384–91, 400–3, 407–8, 424, 453, 454, 455, 460–1, 462, 500, 506, 508 Sindia, Jankojī, q.v. —, Jayappa or Jayajī, i. 446, 449, 459, 462, 474, 513 ; assassinated, 513–14 and n —, Jooteba (Jotiba), i. 513, 516 —, Kedarjī (son of Tukājī), i. 563, ii. 229 —, Mahadajee, see Mahadajee (Māhādajī) —, Nīmājī, i. 296–7, 301, 308, 314, 317 —, Rānojī, i. 313 and n, 357–8, 366, 394, 397, 402 ; death of, 446 and n ; 449, 513 —, Rowlajee, ii. 229 —, Tukājī, i. 513 ; ii. 229 —, Yessajee (Yesujī), ii. 67 Sindkheir (Sindkhed), i. 72, 81, 96, 151, 313, 496 Singin (Singhan of Devgiri), i. 27, 52 and n Singurh (Singarh, 11 miles southwest of Poona), i. 52–3, 60, 87, 91, 93, 103, 106, 140, 151–4, 156, 160, 170, 173, 188 ff., 300, 303, 308–9, 449, 541, 560 ; ii. 317, 517 Sinhast (festival), i.

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471 and n Sīprā river, ii. 503 and n Sirāj-ud-daula, i. 426n, 487n Sirkars (Sarkārs), i. 64 Sirkay (Sirkē or Shirkē), the family of, i. 27, 52–3, 68, 70, 237, 284, 293, 319, 383, 472 Sirūr, ii. 425 and n, 475, 483, 487 Sītābaldi, ii. 494–6, 498 Sītārām Rāvjī, ii. 436, 439, 441, 442 Sivajee (Sivājī Bhoslē), i. Introd. xli–ii, lxxiv–v ; grandmother of, 69 ; birth of, 96 and n ; marries, 97 ; education, 101 ; early adherents, 103 ; takes Torna, 104 and n ; takes charge of his father’s jāgir, 105 ; corrupts Phirangjī and seizes forts, 106–7 ; daring escape of, 111–12 ; claims deshmukhi, 114 ; overthrows the Rājā of Jāvli, 116–18 ; builds Pratāpgarh, 119 ; negotiates with Aurangzeb, 127–8 ; invades Konkan, 129 ; attacks the Sīdī, 130 ; murders Afzal Khān, 131–2, 133n, 134, 135n, 136–7 ; secures Panhāla, 138 ; seizes Dabhol, 139 ; defends Konkan, 140 ; surrounded, 141 ;