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A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.9

A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.9

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DABHOL, 52, 99, 107, 301, 305, 324 Dabull. *See* Dabhol. Dakhan, conquered by Muhammad Taghlag, 4; the revolts against Delhi, 8; “Elrey Daquem” (Nuniz), 322; “Daquym,” 348, 357, 358 Danaik, 74, 75, 91, 360 Danayque, 360 “Dapatão,” 384 “Daquem,” “Daguym.” *See* Dakhan. “Darcha,” a town, 240 and *note*; the temple at, seen by Paes, 240-242 “Darguem,” 387 Daroji, 83 Dâud Khân, uncle of Mujâhid Shâh Bâhmanî, quits his post before Vijayanagar, 44; and is rebuked harshly, 46; in revenge murders the Shâh, *id.*; and proclaimed himself King, *id.*; is himself murdered, 47 Daulatâbâd. *See* Devagiri. Muhammadan troops of, 103 Delhi, taken by Muhammadans, 4; King of (Nuniz), 291 D’Eli, Mount, 82 “Demellyno,” 325 “Deorão,” first King of Vijayanagar, according to Nuniz, 298. *See* Harihara Deva I. Name of a later King, 302. *See* Deva Râya I. Desturvirido, 325 “Destuy,” 348 Devagiri, captured by Muhammadans, A.D. 1293, 5; fresh expedition against (A.D. 1306), *id.*; Haripâla Deva of, flayed alive by Mubârak (1318), *id.*; Muhammad Taghlag transfers his capital to, 13; its name changed to “Daulatâbâd,” *id.* Devarakonda, besieged by Humâyun, 98; captured by Qulî Qutb Shâh, 132 Deva Râya I., inscriptions of, 48, 49; succeeds Bukka II., 56; his reign, 57-62; attempts to secure Pertâl for the harem, 57; sends an expedition to Mudkal, 58; war with the Dakhan, 59; besieged in Vijayanagar by Fîrûz Shâh Bâhmanî, *id.*; purchases peace by giving his daughter to Fîrûz, 60; wedding festivities, 60, 61; called “Deorâo” by Nuniz, 302 Deva Râya II., date of reign discussed, 62-64; his age in A.D. 1419, 63 (*note 1*), 77; his reign, 65-80; war with Ahmad Shâh Bâhmanî I., 66; narrow escape from death, 67; purchases peace with heavy payments, 69; strengthens his army, and employs Muhammadan soldiers, 71; attempt to murder him, 72; fresh war with the Dakhan, 75; his son killed at Mudkal, 76; improvements at the capital, 78; the city during his reign, 81-95; Nicolo Conti, 81 ff.; attempted assassination of, and wholesale massacre at Vijayanagar, 73, 302 Devipatnam, 385, *note* Dhârwâr, 48; taken by Ali Âdil Shâh, 217; called “Darcha” by Paes, 240, *note* “Dhunna Sodra,” 45 Diamonds great, at Vijayanagar, 208. See also 256, 368, 388, 389, App. A. “Digary.” See Udayagiri. “Diguoty,” 387 “Dili.” See Delhi. Dillawer Khân, 67 Dilshâd Âgha, 173 Dîpâvali festival at Vijayanagar (about A.D. 1420), 85 Diu, fortress erected at, by Portuguese, 167