A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.6

v2.c60.6

Appā Sāhib, son of Parasurām Bhāu, ii. 199, 200, 209, 290, 300, 304, 333, 411, 422 Appā Sāhib Bhonslay, son of Venkājī Munya Bāpū, see under Bhōslē Arass, see Adas Arcot, i. 423, 432, 434–5, 492; ii. 13, 30, 122 Argaom (Argāon), battle of, ii. 358–9 Armstrong, Major, ii. 316 and *n* Arnaul (Arnāla) fort, ii. 131 and *n* Arnee (Arnī), i. 156, 217 Ashtah (Ashta), ii. 491*n*; battle of, 492–3 Asif (Āsaf) Jāh (Nizāmu-l-mulk), i. 347, 496 Asif (Āsaf) Khān, i. 85 Asoka, i. Introd. xlii, 4*n* Asoph-ud-dowlah (Āsaf-ud-daula), ii. 148 Assaye, battle of, ii. 341–4 Asseergurh (Asīrgarh) fort, i. 347, 507, 538; ii. 297, 314, 344 and *n*, 362, 461, 507, 512, 516, 523 Assud (Āsad) Khān, i. 287, 290, 297 Assud Alee Khan (Āsad Alī Khān), ii. 246 Athni, i. 225 and *n*, 326, 375; ii. 18 Atowlay (Athavlē), i. 285, 296, 301, 518 Aujee Deva, see Anjidiv Aumil, see Āmil Aundh, i. 327; ii. 527*n* Aundha fort (in Khāndesh), i. 194–5, 208, 557 Aungier, Gerald, i. 201 and *n*, 206 and *n*, 401*n* Aurungābād, i. 120, 125, 150, 152, 154, 157, 160, 170, 222, 252, 462, 507, 536, 542; ii. 339 Aurungzebe (Aurangzeb), i. 88; appointed viceroy of Deccan, 98; establishes headquarters, 120; foments trouble at Golconda, ibid.; plunders Hyderābād, 121; his ideas of conquest in Deccan, 122; attacks Bijāpur, 123; marches to Hindustan, 125; usurps the throne, 126; coronation, 126*n*; policy towards Sivājī, 128–9; attacks Marāthās, 150; reinforces Shayista Khān, 152; appoints Sultan Mauzam viceroy of Deccan, 154; reasons for not prosecuting war against Sivājī, 158; his policy, 159; letter to Sivājī, 164–5; invites Sivājī to Court, 166; concludes treaty with Alī Ādil Shāh, 174; orders seizure of Sivājī and his officers, 187; refuses to reinforce his troops, 195; policy towards Bijāpur and Golconda, 211 f.; policy towards Sambhājī, 225; designs on the Deccan, 246 ff.; attacks Sambhājī, 250 f.; imposes the *jizya*, 252 and *n*; moves to Ahmadnagar, 253; magnificence of his camp, 253–5; marches towards Sholāpur, 257; faulty military arrangements, 258; captures Bijāpur, 260; takes Golconda, 262–3; miscalculates power of Marāthās, 270–1; plague in camp, 274 and *n*; seizes English factories, 274; executes Sambhājī, 277; attacks Marāthās in Carnatic, 283, 286; cantons army at Brahmāpurī, 288; attitude towards Portuguese and English, 288–9; forms new plans against Marāthās, 297; takes Vasantgarh, 298; besieges Sātāra, 298–9; reduces Marāthā forts, 302–3; moves to Bijāpur, 306; negotiates with Marāthās, ibid.; attacks Wākin-kerah, 307; loses forts, 308–9; causes Shāhū to write to Marāthās, 309; is nearly captured, ibid.; death of, 310 and *n*; character of, 310–11 Aratār, i. 19 Awjee Kowray (Avjī Kavrē), i. 403 Aylah Bye, see Ahalya Bāī Azimābād, i. 428 and *n* Azīm Khān, i. 82–4 Azim Oolah (Azīmullah) Khān, i. 356–7, 423