A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.3

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Adālaj, battle at, i. 365–6 Adālat (Court of Justice), ii. 529 and n Adams, Colonel, ii. 459, 493, 499–501, 511–12 Adas, i. 364; battle of, ii. 38 and n, 39–41 Ādil Shāhī dynasty, the, i. 53, 57, 59n, 202; end of, 261 Adina Beg Khān, i. 439, 511–13 Adonee (Adonī), i. 63, 219, 247, 435, 503, 544; ii. 18, 129, 175, 178 Afrasiab Khān, ii. 150–1, 159, 161, 162 Āftābgīr, i. Introd. liv; ii. 487 and n Afzool Khan (Afzal Khān), i. 131–37, 137n, 138, 140, 229; date of death, 138n; mausoleum of, 137n; sword of, 313 Agra, i. 128, 166n, 316, 351, 382, 432, 511; ii. 163, 184, 217, 224, 296; capture of, 351 and n; 376 Ahalya Bāi, i. 555 and n Ahīrs, the, i. 415 and n Ahīvant or Ahoont fort (near Chandor), i. 225 Ahmad Shāh Durrānī, i. 438–9, 458, 459, 510–12, 515 and n, 516, 520–1, 525–9, 571 Ahmed Khān Bungush (Bangash), i. 512, 516, 526 Ahmed (Ahmad) Shāh, Emperor of Delhi, i. 439, 449; cedes Multān and Lahore, 459; deposed and blinded, 474 Ahmedabad (Ahmadābād), i. 365, 374, 465 and n, 466; finally taken by Marāthās, 468, 469 and n; ii. 45; taken by British, 111, 112; 320, 322, 437 Ahmednugur (Ahmadnagar), i. 57, 59, 60, 64, 73, 76–7, 93, 128, 152, 157, 257, 333, 456, 505, 507, 538; ii. 76, 270, 273, 303, 336; capture of, 338–9 and n; 361, 363 Ahsunabad (Hasanābād = Kulbargā), i. 55 Ajāhat Sardeshmukh, i. 447