Written by Scots historian James Grant Duff, this 1826 publication describes the history of the Marathi people in India.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface; Preliminary observations. Respecting the geography chief features climate people religion learning early history and institutions of the Mahratta country; 1. From AD 1000 to AD 1478. Conquest of the Deccan by the Mahomedans; 2. From AD 1478 to AD 1637. Five independent states arise from the dismembered monarchy which afterwards form the three kingdoms of Ahmednugur Beejapoor and Golcandah; 3. From AD 1637 to AD 1648. Shahjee's progress after entering the service of Beejapoor; 4. From AD 1648 to AD 1657. Local authorities under the Beejapoor government in the immediate neighbourhood of Sivajee; 5. From AD 1657 to AD 1662. Sivajee enters into a correspondence with Aurungzebe; 6. From 1662 to AD 1667. Savajee attacks the Moghul possessions; 7. From AD 1667 to AD 1669. Sultan Mauzum and Jeswunt Sing; 8. From AD 1670 to AD 1676. The tranquility of the Deccan is interrupted; 9. From AD 1676 to AD 1680. State of politics in the Deccan when Sivajee undertakes his expedition into the Carnatic; 10. From AD 1680 to AD 1689. Cruelties exercised by Sumbhajee on assuming power; 11. From AD 1689 to AD 1707. Raja Ram; 12. From AD 1707 to AD 1720. Shao; 14. From AD 1720 to AD 1726. Nizam Ool Moolk throwing off his dependance on the Syuds determines on possessing himself of the resources of the Deccan; 15. From AD 1727 to AD 1734. Plans of Nizam Ool Moolk for consolidating his own power and of creating dissensions among the Mahrattas; 15. From AD 1734 to AD 1739. Mahratta affairs; 16. From AD 1739 to AD 1740. The government of Malwa not formally conceded to Bajee Rao as promised by Mizam Ool Moolk.
Preface; Preliminary observations. Respecting the geography chief features climate people religion learning early history and institutions of the Mahratta country; 1. From AD 1000 to AD 1478. Conquest of the Deccan by the Mahomedans; 2. From AD 1478 to AD 1637. Five independent states arise from the dismembered monarchy which afterwards form the three kingdoms of Ahmednugur Beejapoor and Golcandah; 3. From AD 1637 to AD 1648. Shahjee's progress after entering the service of Beejapoor; 4. From AD 1648 to AD 1657. Local authorities under the Beejapoor government in the immediate neighbourhood of Sivajee; 5. From AD 1657 to AD 1662. Sivajee enters into a correspondence with Aurungzebe; 6. From 1662 to AD 1667. Savajee attacks the Moghul possessions; 7. From AD 1667 to AD 1669. Sultan Mauzum and Jeswunt Sing; 8. From AD 1670 to AD 1676. The tranquility of the Deccan is interrupted; 9. From AD 1676 to AD 1680. State of politics in the Deccan when Sivajee undertakes his expedition into the Carnatic; 10. From AD 1680 to AD 1689. Cruelties exercised by Sumbhajee on assuming power; 11. From AD 1689 to AD 1707. Raja Ram; 12. From AD 1707 to AD 1720. Shao; 14. From AD 1720 to AD 1726. Nizam Ool Moolk throwing off his dependance on the Syuds determines on possessing himself of the resources of the Deccan; 15. From AD 1727 to AD 1734. Plans of Nizam Ool Moolk for consolidating his own power and of creating dissensions among the Mahrattas; 15. From AD 1734 to AD 1739. Mahratta affairs; 16. From AD 1739 to AD 1740. The government of Malwa not formally conceded to Bajee Rao as promised by Mizam Ool Moolk.
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