A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.158.1

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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.