Shivaji and His Times c22: Index
Shivaji and His Times c22
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Abaji Sondev, 57, 58. Abdul Aziz (of Shivner), 198, 321. (Sayyid), 113. Abul Fath, killed 91. Abul Hasan Qutb Shah, 289, meets Shiva 293-, rupture 322. Abyssinians, see under Siddis. Adil Shah, see under Muhammad, Ali and Sikandar. Admirals, Shivaji's, 259. Afzal Kh. 36, against Shivaji 59-67, legends 69, ballad 70, evidence criticized 72, junks 228, son Fazl Kh. (q. v.) Ahiri, battle of 310. Ahivant, captured 183, 188. Ahmadnagar, attacked 50, 53, 103. Ali Adil Shah II., succeeds 48, dies 199, goes to Bankapur 230. Ambar, Malik, 18. Anand Rao's campaigns, 203. Ashta pradhan, 372-. Athni, looted 224, 334. Aurangzib, invades Bijapur 48, first war with Shiva 49-53, his opinion of Shiva 54, 157, 384, policy during Sh's captivity 147-, Sh's letter to Aur on jaziya, 327-. Bahadurgarh=Pedgaon (q. v.). Bahadur Khan, 173, 189-191 (camp. ag. Sh.), 195-197, camp looted 220, deceived by false peace offers 222, fighting 224-, bribed by Sh. 288. Baglana, 185, 190, 221. Bahlol Kh., at Umrani 201, 202-, at Nesari 203, battles 204-205, usurps regency 223, ag. Sh. 234, in Kanara 246, 250, dies 240. Baji Chandra Rao, see under Moré. Baji Ghorpare, arrests Shahji 36, massacred 235. Baji Pasalkar, 30, dies 257. Baji Prabhu, dies 76. Bankapur, 230. Barcelore=Basrur. Basrur, looted 238. Bednur, 233-234, 253-254, also under Kanara. Belvadi, siege 316. Berar, raid, 183, 195. Bhadrappa Nayak, 231-233. Bhavani temple, 46. Bhonslé family, earliest condition 16, Kshatriyas 209. Bhupalgarh, captured 325. Bijapur, Aur. invades 48, change of ministers 199, alliance with Sh. 225, confusion in 248, politics 287, Masaud gains city 317, 322-, Maratha plot against 324, begs Sh.'s aid 331, Dilir ravages 333-. Bonagir-patam, 302. Burhanpur, 183, 184, 191-.
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Chakan, Shiva gains 34, Shaista captures 79-81. Chandra Rao, see under Moré. Chauth, origin 365, effect 369. Chhatra Sal Bundela, visits Sh. 185. Coronation of Sh., 208-219.
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Dabhol taken, 84, 228. Dadaji Kond-dev, appointed 23, improves Puna jagir 25, revenue system 26-, dies 32. Danda-Rajpuri, 255-257, 265. Daud Kh., ag. Sh. 118-121, 169-170, (Dindori) 180, 184, campaign 187-188. Daulatabad, captured 19. Daulat Kh. (admiral), 259, 268, 271, 273, battles 274, 277-278. Deiri, siege raised 86. Desais of Savant-vadi in Goa, 236, 363-. Dharangaon (=Dungom), 221, 337. Dilir Kh., at Purandar 116-125, visited by Sh. 130, quarrels with Muazzam 162-, 171-, campaigns ag. Sh. 189- 205, recalled 206, ag. Masaud 322, joined by Shambhuji 323, captures Bhupalgarh 325, invades Bijapur 332-334. Dindori, battle of 181-182.
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English merchants, defence at Surat 95-99, 175-176, defy Sh. at Karwar 239, neutrality 267, quarrel with Sh. about Khanderi 273-, naval battles with Sh. 274, Madras correspondence with Sh. 312, affair of Rajapur factory 342-, history of indemnity 348-361, missions of Ustick (352), Austen (360), Niccolls (354), Oxinden (357- ), N. Shenvi (355-, 360-), records 412, 407.
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Fath Kh. (Nizam Shahi), 18. Fath Kh. (Siddi) 256, 262.
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Fazl Kh. (son of Afzal), 68, 75, joins Jai Singh 110, defeated 228, 232. Firangji Narsala, 34, 81. Gaga Bhatta, 210. Ghorpares, massacre 235. Goa, Sh.'s plot against 243, desais in 236, see under Portuguese. Golkonda, see under Abul Hasan. Gopinath Pant, 63. Gyffard, P., 343. Haidarabad, Sh. in 290- . Halal (Siddi), 75, deserts 194, 195 n. Hambir Rao, cr. c-i-c. 205. Hansaji Mohité = Hambir Rao. Hanumant Rao Moré, 41-44. Hubli, sacked 237, 245. Husain Kh. Miana, 319- . Ikhlas Kh. Miana, at Dindori 181, defeated near Salhir 190. Inayet Kh., of Surat, 95, 100. Jai Singh, app. to Deccan 105, character 106, plans ag. Sh. 108, campaign of Purandar 113-131, invades Bijapur 133-135, sends Sh. to Aur. 139-141, anxieties and plans re Shiva 148-161, dies 162. Jalna, sacked 335. Janjira, see under Siddis. Jan Muhammad (saint), 335. Jaswant Singh, 92, 103. Jauhar (Siddi), besieges Sh. 74-77. Javli, described 40, capture 42- . Jawhar, 191. Juziya, Sh.'s letter of protest against 327- . Jija Bai, betrothed 17, forsaken 23, saintly character 24, blesses Sh. 65, at Sh.'s coronation 211, dies 219. Jinji, 281, taken 298. Jiv Mahala, 65, 67. Junnar fort = Shivner. Junnar, raided 50. Kalian, gained 56, lost 86, regained 169, sacked 222. Kanara, described 226, Adil-Shahi invasion 230, war in 233- , 238- 245, internal troubles 247, conquests of Sh. 249. See Phonda and Karwar. Karinja, looted 183. Karnatak (eastern), described 280, internal discord 281, political divisions 283, Sh.'s invasion 298- , condition during invasion 299- , Shiva's gains 308, governors 309, settlement 311. Kar Talb Kh., defeated 83. Kartoji Gujar = Pratap Rao (q. v.) Karwar, 238- , 241, 251. Kay Savant, dies 257. Khanderi island, seized 272, battles 274-278. Khandesh, raid 183, 337, 197. Khandoji Khopde, 61. Khan Muhammad (wazir), murdered 58. Khawas Kh. I, 19, 58. II, 199, deposed 223, 234. Kheloji Bhonslé, killed 31. Khizr Kh., 204, d. 287. Kolhapur, 221, 223. Kondaji Farzand, captures Panhala 199. Kondana, 35, 103, 168 (=Singhgarh.) Konkan, first invasion 55, war 82- , 129. Kopal, 319-321. Krishnaji Bhaskar, 63. Kudal desai, 229, 236. Kumbi caste, 13-14. Lakham Savant, ag. Sh. 229, 236- , 364. Lakhji Jadav, 17, 18, 194. Ludi Kh., 169. Madanna (wazir), 225, 284, 289. Madura Nayak, 281- , 303- Mahabat Kh., ag. Sh. 187-189, leaves Deccan 191. Mahadev hill, see under Shambhu. Maharashtrn country, extent 1, described 111-112, rainfall 2, crops 3, isolation of villages 4, hill-forts 5, saints 9, fairs 10. See Maratha. Mahuli, 56, 169-170. Malik Ambar, see under Ambar. Maloji Bhonslé, career 16-17, benefactions 18. Mangalbira, 331. Manohar-das Gaur, 169-170. Maratha caste, 13. " government, its effect 382- , " causes of failure 388-398. " navy, see under Navy. " language (speakers) 1, 11, 12. " literature, 10-11, minstrels 12. " people, isolated lives 4, take to soldiering 4, poverty and simplicity 6, equality 9, character 7-9, 14-15, defects 14, 388, 393, 397. Martin (Francois), 313, 412. Masaud (Siddi), regent 317, difficulties 322- , appeals to Sh. 323, 331. Master (Streynsham), defends Surat 175.
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Maval country, 28, society 29, subdued 30. Mavle people, 28, 30, 295 n. Minaji Bhonslé, 49. Ministers of Sh., 372. Minstrels, 12. Mira Dongar, 87. Misri (Siddi), 271. Moré family, 41- , members killed 42, Baji C. R. Moré 43-44, 109. Moro Tandev Honap, 25. Moro Trimbak Pinglé, 58, 63, in Baglana 184, 191-192, threatens Surat 192-194, 224, left as regent 289, 319, 320. Muazzam (=Shah Alam), comes to Deccan 93, idler 103, quarrels with Dilir 162-170, peace with Shiva 164, suspected by Aur. 166, 171. Mudhol, 235. Muhakam Singh, captured 190. Muhammad Adil Shah, illness 33, dies 47. Mulhir, 185, captured 190. Mulk-giri, 387. Mungi-Pattan, 321. Murad Bakhsh, letters to Shiva, 37. Murar Baji, dies 124. Mustafa Kh., arrests Shahji 35. Namdar Kh., attacked 87. Nasir Muhammad (of Jinji), 283-, 298. Nasiri Kh., defeats Sh. 51. Navy (of Sh.), 258, battles with Portuguese 264, with English 274, with Siddis 268, 278. Neknam Kh., 185. Nesari, battle of 203. Netaji Palkar, appointed 58, chased by Mughals 87, 229, 137, remade a Hindu 288. Nilkanth Rao (of Purandar), 39-40. Nimbalkar (of Phaltan), 17, 197. Oxenden (Sir George), 96, 102 n. Oxenden (Henry), at Shiva's coronation 217- . Pallivana, 84. Panhala, first taken 71, Sh. besieged in 75-77, Sh. fails at 137, gains 199, fortified 337. Parenda, sold to Mughals 82. Parli, gained 200. Patta=Vishramgarh, 336. Pedgaon=Bahadurgarh 197, described 197-198, 54. Pen, raided 87. Phonda, siege fails 242, 248, captured 249. Pitambar Shenvi, 366.
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Portuguese, 250, 243, 264, Shambhuji attacks 318, relations with Sh. 362, treaties with Sh. 364-365. Prabhavali, 84. Pratap Rao, 75, 165-166, Umrani 201, dies 203. Pratapgarh, fort built 46. Puna, jagir of Shahji 23, district described 112, ravaged condition 24- , massacre 189. Purandar, fort secured by Sh. 39-40, described 115, siege 116- , treaty of 128, recovered 168. Qasim (Siddi), 262, recovers Danda 264- , 270-272. Qutb Shah, see under Abul Hasan. Qutb-ud-din Kh. Kheshgi, 119, 221. Ragho Ballal Atre, 44. Raghunath Ballal Korde, 33, 37, murders Mores 41-44, sent to Delhi 55, to Jai Singh 126, ag. Siddis 257. Raghunath Narayan Hanumanté, 285, 286. Raigarh, gained 46, coronation procession 218. Rajapur, first raid 227-229, second 344- , indemnity question 348-361. Rajgarh, built 34. Ramdas Swami, 381-382. Ramnagar, 192, 220, 224. Ranmast Kh., fights Sh. 336. Religious teachers 9, r. policy 381. Revenue system of Sh., 378- . Revington (Henry), 229, 343- . Rudramal=Vajragarh (q. v.) Rustam-i-Zaman I, 87, defeated by Sh. 227-228, dismissed 232, 233, 242-243, rebels 244. Rustam-i-Zaman II, 220, ag. Shiva 248. Saints of Maharashtra, 10. Salabat Kh. Deccani, 83. Salabat Kh. Siddi, see under Jauhar. Salhir, taken 184-185, siege 189. Sambal (Siddi), ag. Sh. 268, quarrels with other Siddis 270- , joins Sh. 271. Sangameshwar, taken 85. Sanpgaon, looted 204. Satara, captured 200. Savant-vadi, see under Kudal. Savitri Bai (of Belvadi), besieged 316. Shah Alam, see under Muazzam. Shahji Bhonslé, betrothed to Jija 17, forsakes her 23, early history 18-19, mar. Tuka Bai 23, arrested 35 and 230, released 38, attitude towards Sh. 59, dies 104.
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Shaista Kh., app. to Deccan 74, takes Puna 78, Chakan 79-81, night-attack on 88-91, retort to Jaswant 92, defeats Marathas 232. Shambhuji Bhonslé (eldest son of Shivaji), 22, dies 38. Shambhuji (eldest son of Shivaji), born 58, visits Jai S. 131, escape from Agra 156-157, visits Prince at Aurangabad, 165, at Sh's coronation 215, 217, ag. Portuguese 318, deserts to Dilir 323, returns 334, character 338. Shambhuji Kavji, murders More 42, 65, 83. Shambhuji Mohité, seized 46. Shambhu Mahadev hill, 18. Shantaji Bhonslé, 309, 310. Sher Khan (of Karwar), 239- Sher Khan Lodi, 283, contest with Sh. 299- , 301- , his end 303. SHIVAJI, obscurity of early history 20, birth 22, boyhood 23- , character 24, education 27, choice of career 31, early officers 33 and 58, captures forts 32-34, letters to Murad Bakhsh 37, murder of Mores 44-45, extent of kingdom 46, 57, 207, 367-368. — correspondence with Aur. 48-49, first war with Mughals 49-54, invades Konkan 55, encounters Afzal Kh. 61-67, besieged in Panhala 75-76, gains in Konkan 83- , night-attack on Shaista Kh. 88-91, first sack of Surat 94-101. — makes peace at Purandar 125-128, cedes forts to Mughals 131, invades Bijapur with Jai S. 133, why sent to Panhala 136, how induced to visit Aur. 139-141, audience with Aur. 143, imprisoned 146, escapes 150-156, letter to Jaswant 164, peace with Mughals 164-166, war renewed 167-173, second sack of Surat 174-178, battle of Dindori 181, raids Khandesh and Berar 183, takes Salhir 185, receives Chhatrasal 185, letter to Surat 193, Kanara campaign 204-206. — coronation 208-219, illness 224, befools Bahadur Kh. 222, alliance with Bijapur 225, in S. Konkan 231- , in Kanara 234, in Savant-vadi 236- , loots Basrur 238, ag. Phonda 242, plot ag. Goa 243, foiled in Kanara 246-247, gains Phonda 249. — struggle with Siddis 256-278, his navy 258, seizes Khanderi 272-278. — Karnatak expedition planned 285- , visits Qutb Shah (Haidarabad) 290-295, at Shri Shaila 296- , gains Jinji 298, interview with Vyankoji 304, his camp described 306, letter to governor of Madras 307, letter to G. Aungier 355, conquests in Mysore 308, gains in Karnatak 308- , return home 308 and 316- , siege of Belvadi 316, conquers Tungabhadra region 319-321, is appealed to by Bijapur for defence 323-325, letter to Aurangzib on jaziya 327. — aids Bijapur 331- , sacks Jalna 335, fights Ranmast 336, reasons with Shambhuji 338, death 339, wives and children 341, appearance and portraits 385. — relations with English factors 342-361, with Portuguese 362-366, administrative system and policy 367, 386-402, character and genius 398-406, sources of his biography 407-, army 370-371, 374-377, ministers 372- Shivappa Nayak, 230-231. Shivner, 22, 198, 221, 321. Shringarpur, gained 85-86. Shri Shaila, 296. Shyamraj Nilkanth, 33, 58. Siddis, all individuals under their own names, e.g., Fath Kh., Sambal, Misri, Qasim, Jauhar, Masaud &c. Siddis (of Janjira), 55, 254-255, revolution among 263, war with Shiva 266-278, occupy Underi 277. Sikandar Adil Shah, succeeds 199. Singhgarh=Kondana (q. v.). Som Shah, 192. Sonaji Pant, 33. Soyra Bai, 215, accused 340. Sunda, see under Kanara. Supa, taken 46. Surat, described 93, first sack 94-101, second sack 174-178, frequent panic at 179- , threatened for chauth 192- , Sh's plot to secure fort 263.
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Tanaji Malusare, 30, 85, dies 168. Tanjore, see under Vyankoji. Telingana, raid 195. Tirumala-vadi, Sh. at 303. Tiru-vadi, Sh. at 301. Torna, gained 34. Tuka Bai Mohite, mar. 23. Udai-bhan, dies 168. Udai-raj (munshi), 127. Umbar-khind, battle 83. Umrani, battle 201. Vajragarh=Rudramal, 116-118. Vellore, siege 299, falls 308. Verul=Ellora, 17.
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Vikram Shah, 191, 194. Vingurla, 207, 241, 237. Vitoji Bhonslé, 16-18, his sons 18 n. Vriddhachalam, Sh. at 307. Vyankoji Bhonslé, conquers Tanjore 282, 285, Sh.'s claims ag. 286, meets Sh. 304, renews war 310, character 314. Vyankoji Datto, 257. Wali-ganda-puram, 301, 306. Yaqut Kh., general title of Siddi chiefs 263. Yesaji Kank, 30, 291, 295.