A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.4

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Ajeet (Ajīt) Sing, i. 351 Ajimere (Ajmēr), i. 19, 351, 432, 470, 514; ii. 367 Akanna Pant, i. 212 Akbar, i. 76, 125 Akbār (native newspapers), ii. 7 and n, 37 and n, 228 Akola, i. 384 Akulkote (Akalkot), i. Introd. xxxii, 313, 315, 447 and n, 561; ii. 527 and n, 528 Alhamd-ul-illah, i. 304 and n Alī Ādil Shāh I, i. 63, 67 — — — II, i. 122, 123 and n, 125, 129, 142–3, 145–6, 148, 156, 165, 199 Ali Buhadur (Bahādur), ii. 183 and n, 187, 188, 190, 216, 217, 218 Ali Gohar, Prince, i. 510, 515 Aligurh (Aligarh), ii. 163 and n, 184; capture of, 347–8 Alī Jāh, ii. 249 Ali Kurawul (Karāval), i. 436 Ali Murdan (Mardān) Khān, i. 290 Aliverdy (Allahvardi) Khān (1), i. 90 — — — (2), i. 414 and n; recognized as Nawāb, 415; conquers Katak, 425; campaign in Behar, 426–9; murders Bhāskar Pant, 436; cedes Katak, 457; 472 Allahābād, i. 402, 432, 572 Alla-ud-deen (Ala-ud-dīn) Khiljī, i. 40–1, 46 Alowtay (Alūtē), i. 29n, 30 and n, 31n Alphonzo de Albuquerque, i. 60; 61 Alp Khān, i. 26 Alum Ally Khan (Ālam Alī Khān), i. 347–9 Alumgeer (Ālamgīr) II, i. 474, 512, 515 Amāt, auditor-general, see Pant Amāt Ambajee (Ambājī) Inglia, ii. 181, 189, 296, 313 and n, 349, 363, 385, 387; death of, 402 and n Amba Rāo Bappoo (Bāpū) Rāo Hunwuntay (Hanmante), i. 330 Amil, Aumil (a government agent), i. 65 Amīn, Ameen, i. 178 Amir Barid, i. 58 and n Amir Beg, i. 526 Amir Khān, ii. 307 and n, 319, 333, 334, 369, 370, 381, 382, 383, 386, 400, 401 and n, 405, 407, 408, 452, 455, 458, 463 and n, 464–5, 504, 507, 508 Amir Sabuktigin, i. 40n Amīr-ul-Umra, i. 71 and n, 150, 318, 350, 413, 473, 512, 571; ii. 150