A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.26

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Muhammad Khân, rebels against his brother Alâ-ud-din Bâhmanî II., 71; successful campaign against Vijayanagar, *id.* Muhammadans, conquer N. India, 4; and the Dakhan, *id.*; checked in A.D. 1344 by a combination of Hindu States S. of the Dakhan, 5; massacre of, at Honawar, 99 Muhammad Shâh Bâhmanî I., his accession, 30; slaughter of Hindu merchants by, *id.*; war with Warangal, 31; his first campaign against Vijayanagar, 32; story of its origin, 33; he defeats Bukka I. near Adoni, 37; besieges Vijayanagar, 38; massacres the Hindus near Vijayanagar, *id.*; claims to have slain 500,000 Hindu infidels, 39; his death, *id.* Muhammad Shâh Bâhmanî II., 99; invades Orissa, 100; conquered Telingana, 101; his sack of Conjeeveram, *id.*; death, 102, 111 Muhammad Taghlag of Delhi, captures Ânegundi, 7; the “Togao Mamede” of Nuniz, 8 ff.; stories about, 8-15; his atrocities in Bengal, 11; in Northern India, 13; at Kanauj, *id.*; at Delhi, *id.*; at Daulatâbâd, *id.*; his character described, 14; Ibn Batuta’s opinion of him, *id.*; large numbers in his army, 149; story of his conquest of Ânegundi, 291 ff. Mujâhid Shâh Bâhmanî, accession, 39; his demands on Bukka I., 40; declares war, *id.*; and marches to Adoni, *id.*; Bukka I. flees before him, 41; visits Râmesvaram, *id.*; besieges Vijayanagar, 43; nearly loses his life, *id.*; retreats, 45; besieges Adoni in vain, *id.*; assassination of, by Dâûd Khân, 46; legend concerning a prophecy, *id. (note)* Mukkrib Khân, 37 Multân, taken by Mahmûd of Ghazni, 4 “Mumdoguel.” *See* Mudkal. Murtiza, 199