Indian Antiquary Vol 49

Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications

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Amirs of the revolt against Ahmadnagar, 84, 85, 102-105; Sultan Bahadur's attack on the, 177-180; establishment of the Imami religion in the ... 184-188 Deogir. See Daulatâbâd.
désa, territory, peace treaties relative to Desforges, M., governor of Bourbon, friend to the pirates
INDEX
.. 152
Dharmapala, his Khâlimpur copper-plate inscription, 24, 193; date of Dharmasastras, evidence of the, on the castesystem 207, 208 Dictionary, Geographical, of Ancient and Medieval India. See Geographical Dictionary.
Dictionary of the South Andaman Language. See South Andaman Language.
Dilpasand Khan, governor of Bidar, murdered, 85 n., 86 dindra, first reference to, in inscriptions.. 29 n. Dipankar, Buddhist missionary.. 190, 191, and n. diphthongs, Sanskrit, a discussion on, 109, 110 Dobbs, cape, probably at the mouth of the Vashishta river, fight with pirates, off Domesday Books Dorrill, the, her fight with the Mocha, 1-7, 17 n. 116 drink licences, in the Arthasdstra Drummond, Capt. Robt., master of the Speedy Return..
63 116
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61
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193
..20 n.
Dutch, the, in the Malay Peninsula, 12, 13; abandon Mauritius, 19 n.; trade with pirates, 19, 21, 37, 57, 58; a fight between Malay pirates, and, 79-82; Malay animosity to ward, 79; cruelty of, 80; traffic in slaves by, 80; Malay description of the, 81; pirate of the in the, Eastern Seas, 97; Formosa taken 137-141 from, by Coxinga
Dyak. See Dayaks.
E. and O. in Marwari and Gujarati, the wide sound of 109-114 Edgcumbe, Capt. Leonard, commands the Mocha, 1; murdered..
Edicts, Asokan, 43, 44, 51, 53-5. See Rock Edicts.
Emin, Joseph, Ensign, his letter to Khwaja
Petros..
England, Edward. See Seager, Jasper. equality, an attempt to establish, in Tibet.. 116 Essex, the, plundered by John Halsey, 21 n.,
142, 144
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European pirates, 17; colours used by, 17, 18; their cruelty to Asiatics, 37; tactics of Everest, Lieut., commands the Royalist Every, Henry, a pirate
.. 65 n. 118 5, 7, 8
Fair Chance, the, sunk by pirates 143 Faithful, the, her fight with Maratha pirates.. 17 Fancy, the, pirate ship, her fight with the Cassandra 39, 40 Faridpur grants 26, 27, 29 n. Farquhar, Capt., commands the Albatross, 118, 119 Farügi dynasty, becomes extinct 127 n.
Fathullah 'Imåd-ul-Mulk of Berar, 84 n.; rebellion of, 68 n., 103 n., 104, 105. See also 'Ala-ud-din 'Imad-ul-Mulk. Filipinas, Las Islas. See Philippines, the.. Firishta, historian, on Aḥmad Nizam Shah, 68 n., 88 n., 103 n., 105 n., 125 n., 128 n.;' on Mahmûd Bahmani, 104 n.; on Burhân Nisam Shah I., 159 n., 160 n., 163 n., 164 n., 166 n., 188 n.: on Shah Tahir, 167 n., 180 n. ; on general history of the Nigam Shahi dynasty.. 182 n., 184 n., 197 n., 201 n. Flags. See Colours. Flying Dragon, the, privateer forefoot, foremost part of the keel foreigners, forbidden to enter Japan Formosa taken from the Dutch by Coxinga, 137-142 Fort St. George, the Town-Major of, 35; the
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chief watchman of, discharged for incapacity, 36 forts, captured by Aḥmad Nigam Shah, 71-75 Freeman, John, second mate of the Ostend Galley 61, 62 French, the, take possession of Mauritius, 60; their intercourse with pirates 60, 61 French pirate, the first to use the Black Flag.. 37 French, M., mate of the Rising Eagle..
144
60 n. 18 n. 137
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gahapati, 226 n.; the term explained
gall. See alligator's gall.
Galna, fort, attacked by Burhan Nigam Shah, 200 Gangaride. See Kalinga.
Gautamiputra Satakarni, date of, 30, 31;
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31-33 suggested identification of genealogy, of the Pala dynasty of Bengal.. 191 18 n. Gentoos, Indian Hindus Geographical Dictionary of Ancient and Medieval India, ancient names G.D. 7-84