Macherry, Raja of, v3.p267
Mackay, Captain, march of his detachment from Pannell to Canpoly, v2.p438
Macpherson, Mr., succeeds Warren Hastings as Governor-general, and endeavours to check Mahadajee Sindia's ambitious views, v2.p482, v3.p6
Madras government take possession of Rajamundree, v2.p192, Treaty with the Nizam v2.p193, Anxious to assist Hyder, v2.p217, Letter addressed by them to the Peishwa, v2.p455
Mahé, fort of, reduced by the English, v2.p400
Mahabharut. The grand popular poem of the Hindoos, v1.p21, v1.p128
Mahadajee Punt Poorundhuree, v2.p4, v2.p42, v2.p44, v2.p53, v2.p73
Mahadajee Sindia, v2.p133, v2.p206, Succeeds to the jagheer, being supported by Mahdoo Rao, v2.p207, Joins the expedition into Hindoostan, v2.p218, Urges an attack upon the Rohillas v2.p225, Collects tribute from the Jhats and Rajpoots, v2.p251, Meets Rugoba at Indore, v2.p265, Arrears demanded from, by Sukaram Bappoor, v2.p291, Favourable to Rugoba, v2.p324, Sent against the Kolapoor Raja, v2.p338, Aids Nana Furnuwees, v2.p353, Operations against the English, v2.p367, His plans at the court of Poona, v2.p394, Advantage derived from the escape of Rugoba, v2.p395, Advances against General Goddard in Guzerat, v2.p407, Crosses the Nerbuddah, and proceeds to Baroda, v2.p408, His policy and negotiation, v2.p409, Marches against the division of English troops under Colonel Camac, v2.p446, Concludes a treaty with Colonel Muir, v2.p454, His views at the period of the treaty of Salbye, v2.p463, Recovers the fortress of Gwalior, v2.p476, Sends a force into Bundelcund, v2.p476, Accepts the invitation of Afrasiab Khan, and sets out for Agra, v2.p479, Gains complete ascendancy at Delhi from the murder of Afrasiab Khan, v2.p480, Obtains the office of Wukeel-i-Mootlooq for the Peishwa, and is appointed his deputy, v2.p480, The command of the emperor's army, &c. conferred on him, v2.p481, Demands the Chouth of Bengal, v2.p482, Objects to the appointment of a resident, v2.p483, v3.p20, Claims for tribute on the Rajpoots, v3.p21, Is compelled, in consequence of the desertion of his troops, to retreat, v3.p23, Rajpoots do not act against him vigorously, v3.p23, Application to Nana for aid, v3.p24, Recovers his power at Delhi ; changes in the constitution of his army, v3.p32, Refuses to become a party in the treaty of Poona, v3.p72, Progress in Hindoostan, v3.p72, Peace with the Rajpoots, v3.p74, Repairs to Poona, v3.p77, Presents the insignia of Wukeel-i-Mootlooq, v3.p78, Endeavours to supplant Nana in the favour of the young Peishwa, v3.p81, Endeavours to overcome his unpopularity in the Deccan, v3.p84, Death of, v3.p86, Policy and character, v3.p88, Views respecting Lord Cornwallis's policy, v3.p108
Mahal. A sub-division of a country, v1.p79
Mahapoorush, the spiritual guide and intercessor, v1.p15, Explanation of, v1.p23
Maharasht, v1.p57
Maharashtra, v1.p1, Definition of Early history, v2.p25
Mahareek, v1.p84
Mahdeo, one of the principal Hindoo deities, and particularly worshipped throughout the Mahratta country, v1.p16, v1.p20, v1.p89, v1.p91
Mahdoo Rao Narrain born, v2.p264, v3.p81, v3.p85, Anecdote of, v3.p117, Throws himself from the top of his palace, and dies, v3.p126
Mahdoo Rao succeeds as Peishwa, v2.p161, Makes an excursion into the southern provinces, v2.p166, His dissension with his uncle, v2.p167, And decided conduct, v2.p168, Reproves Janojee Bhonslay for his treachery, v2.p176, Marches into the Carnatic against Hyder Ally, v2.p178, Besieges Dharwar, v2.p180, Perplexed by the intrigues of the court, v2.p182, Enters into a secret compact with Nizam Ally, v2.p183, Visits the Carnatic again, v2.p193, Interview with his uncle, v2.p198, Anecdote of, v2.p200, Defeats and imprisons Rugonath Rao, v2.p200, Plans at the termination of the year, 1768, v2.p200, joins the Nizam in an attack upon Janojee Bhonslay, v2.p202, Plunders Nagpoor, v2.p202, Concludes an agreement with Janojee, v2.p204, Terms of agreement, v2.p205, Sends an army into Malwa, v2.p206, Anecdote of in regard to Mahadajee Sindia, v2.p207, Improves the civil government, v2.p208, Anecdote connected with Ram Shastree, v2.p209, Abolishes the system of pressing villagers to carry baggage. Marches into the Carnatic for the third time, v2.p211, Returns to Poona, leaving a force in the Carnatic, v2.p214, Prevented by ill health from joining his army, v2.p214, His disease considered incurable, v2.p217, Improves, v2.p218, Army sent into Hindoostan, v2.p218, His death, character, and a general view of his administration, v2.p227, to v2.p240
Mahduna Punt, prime-minister of. Golcondah, v1.p274, v1.p277, v1.p319, v1.p335, Assassinated, v1.p338
Maholy, v1.p244
Mahratta acquisitions how divided, v1.p457
Mahratta freebooters, description of a body, v1.p397
Mahratta munsubdars (or chiefs), v1.p348
Mahratta, particular definition of, v1.p18
Mahrattas, state of, A.D. 1688, v1.p351, A.D. 1705, v1.p401, A.D. 1715, State of A.D. 1794, v1.p104, Last general assembly of the chiefs, v3.p111, Condition of A.D. 1806, v1.p314, And of the Nizam, v1.p317
Mairta, battle of, v3.p74
Malcolm, Captain, v1.p176, Major, v1.p266, Lieutenant Colonel, v1.p306, Sir John, v1.p398, v1.p399, v1.p407, Interview with the Peishwa at Maholy, v1.p408, v1.p456, v1.p459, v1.p466, v1.p470, v1.p474
Malet, Mr., appointed resident at Poona, v2.p483, v3.p19, v3.p43, v3.p128
Mallee Rao Holkar, v2.p190
Mallojee Bhonslay, father of Shahjee, grandfather of Sivajee, v1.p89
Mallojee Ghorepuray, v3.p140
Mallygaom, v2.p71, Defence of, v3.p487
Malwa, v1.p27, v1.p481, v1.p493, v1.p513, v1.p528, Not ceded as promised to Bajee Rao, v1.p532, v2.p6, Operations in, v3.p455
Malwan (or Sindeedroog), built by Sivajee, v1.p188, v3.p99, Taken by the English, v3.p99
Mamlitdar. The civil officer in charge of a district under the Mahratta government, v1.p233, v2.p233
Mamoolkur, v1.p84
Mang, duty of on the village establishment, habits, &c. v1.p32
Mangalore, treaty of, v2.p469
Mankurees, v1.p353
Mannajee Phakray, v2.p287, v3.p139
Man-pan, rights and privileges, v1.p354
Marriott, Mr., v3.p484
Marshall, General, v3.p340, v3.p456, v3.p470
Masters, Mr. Streingham, defends Surat factory, v1.p247
Maun-desh, or country adjoining the Maun river, v1.p9, v1.p86
Mawulees, inhabitants of the Mawuls and Concan Ghent Mahta, v1.p127, v1.p182, v1.p195, Arms, dress, &c. v1.p224
Mawuls, valleys on the eastern side of the Syhadree mountains, v1.p7, v1.p124
Maxwell, Colonel, v3.p243
McCole, Lieutenant, anecdote of, v3.p217
McDowell, Colonel, v3.p487
McIntyre, Captain, v3.p197
McLeod, Major, fit. v3.p248
McMorine, Lieut. Col., v3.p453
Meamun oolla Decannee, v1.p61, v1.p63
Medows, General, v3.p45
Meer Abdool Kassim, afterwards Meer Alum, v3.p40
Meer Assud, v2.p3
Meer Gholam Ally, v2.p46
Meer Joomleh, v1.p151
Meer Moghul, youngest son of Nizam Ool Moolk, v2.p169, v2.p171
Meer Shahabodeen, v2.p77, v2.p128, v2.p136
Meer, Jaffeir, v2.p136
Meerasdar, v1.p31
Mehidpoor, battle of, v3.p462
Merich, v1.p257, v1.p321, v1.p367
Metcalfe, Mr., v3.p405, v3.p468
Mhar Dher, or Purwaree, a very low class of Hindoos, v1.p14, Duties on the village establishment, v1.p31
Mhar, treaty of, v3.p142, Not ratified by Bajee Rao, v3.p147, Proposes to confirm, v3.p165, Treaty revoked by Nizam Ally, v3.p167, Confirmed by the treaty of Bassein, v3.p226
Midnapoor, v2.p12
Minto, Lord, v3.p345
Mirat Ahmudee, a Persian history of Guzerat, v1.p478
Mirg, or cultivator's year, explanation of, v1.p55
Mirza Jewan Bukht, son of the emperor, flees from Delhi, and seeks protection of the English, v2.p474
Mirza Secundur Jab, v3.p236, (See Nizam.)
Moghuls, v1.p18, Their retreat purchased from Delhi, v1.p47, Invade the Deccan, v1.p92, Account of, from A.D. 1636, v1.p151, Provincial government of, v1.p347
Mohabet Khan, v1.p106, v1.p107, v1.p251
Mohummud Adil Shah, v1.p99, v1.p104, v1.p115, Character of, v1.p124, Mention of, v1.p136, v1.p142, Death of, v1.p154
Mohummud Ally, son of Anwar-ud-deen, v2.p30, Inimical to Hyder, v2.p217
Mohummud Amin Khan, v1.p469, Death of, v1.p470
Mohummud Amin, the son of Meer Joomleh, v1.p153
Mohummud Beg Humadanee, opposes Mirza Shuffee and Afrasiab Khan, v2.p462, Acknowledges Sindia's authority, v2.p481, v3.p21, Deserts to the Rajpoots, v3.p23, Killed, v3.p23
Mohummud Shah Bahminee, v3.p58
Mohummud Shah raised to the throne, v1.p448, Becomes master of the empire by the battle of Shahpoor, v1.p468, v1.p562, v2.p15, Dies, v2.p29
Mohummud Tughluk Shah, v1.p47, His character, v1.p47, Death of, v1.p52
Mokassa, a revenue term, v1.p455
Molheir, v1.p325
Momin Khan, v1.p527
Monson, Colonel, v3.p248, v3.p276, Enters Holkar's territory, v3.p278, Takes Hinglaisgurk, v3.p278, Retires, v3.p279, Retreat, v3.p279, to v3.p285, v3.p289
Moodajee Bhonslay, v2.p244, v2.p253, Prevails over his brother Sabajee, v2.p305, Surrenders several forts to Nizam Ally, who again restores them, v2.p339, Confirmed in his regency, v2.p340, His negotiations with the Bengal government; v2.p386, Mediator. between the British Government and the Peishwa, v2.p433, Sends an army towards Kuttack, v2.p448, Agreement with the British government, v2.p451, v3.p11, Death mentioned, v3.p92
Moodhole, v1.p87, v1.p142, v1.p146, v1.p185, v1.p186
Mookh Purdhan, the chief of the eight Purdhans, the Peishwa.
Moolana Ahmed, v1.p140, v1.p141, v1.p142
Moolana, duty of on the village establishment, v1.p32
Moolkgeeree, v2.p65
Moonj, a particular Hindoo ceremony, v1.p15
Moor, Lieutenant, v3.p63
Moorar Rao Ghorepuray of Gootee, v1.p432, v2.p2, v2.p5, Evacuates the Carnatic, v2.p22, Joins Nasir Jung's army, v2.p30, v2.p93, v2.p104, Restored to the rank of Senaputtee, v2.p180
Mooras, valleys on the eastern side of the Syhadree mountains, v1.p7
Moorshed Khoolee Khan, v1.p126
Moorshedabad, v2.p14
Mootaliq, the chief minister or agent, with power to use the seal of his superior, v1.p237, The Mootaliq or Dewan was one of the eight permanent officers of a complete establishment.
Morar Punt, v1.p107, v1.p112, v1.p120, v1.p144
Moraud Bukhsh, fourth son of Shah Jehan, v1.p159, v1.p160
Moray, v1.p84, v1.p85, v1.p138
Morchul, a kind of fan formed of a bundle of feathers from the peacock's tail, v1.p3, v1.p79
Morgan, Captain, v3.p257
Morh, the running hand generally used throughout the Mahratta country, v1.p42
Mornson, Cornet, v3.p428, v3.p481
Moro Dixit, iu. v3.p379, v3.p419, Killed, v3.p427
Moro Trimmul Pingley, v1.p150, Appointed Peishwa, v1.p166, Mention of, v1.p171, v1.p192, Invested with particular authority, v1.p212, Recaptures a great portion of Kalliannee, v1.p217, v1.p251, v1.p265, v1.p276, v1.p292, Imprisoned, v1.p309
Mortiza,Nizam Shah, v1.p72, v1.p77, v1.p100, v1.p104, Strangled, v1.p105
Mostyn, Mr., sent to Poona as envoy, v2.p199, Returns to Poona, v2.p332, Goes to Bombay, v2.p317, His death, v2.p365
Mount Dilly, v1.p4
Mouza, a village, not a market town, v1.p30, v1.p37, A hereditary occupant of land.
Mruttyoo, a Hindoo Deity, v1.p21, Muasir Ool Oomrah, v2.p21
Muchindergurh, v1.p269
Mujd-ud-dowlah, Dewan of Nujeef Khan. Intrigues against his master, v2.p460
Mukrib Khan, v1.p104
Mulhar Rao Gaekwar. (See Gaekwar.)
Mulhar Rao Holkar, v2.p16, v2.p58, v2.p78, v2.p101, v2.p131, v2.p137, v2.p172, Dies, v2.p196
Mullik Ahmed, v1.p67, Becomes king of Ahmednugur, and founds the Nizam Shahee or Byheree dynasty, v1.p71, v1.p73
Mullik Moogh, v1.p50
Mullik-ool-Tijar, v1.p59, Expedition of, v1.p60, Second expedition, v1.p61, Builds a fort near Joonere, v1.p61, Reduces the Raja Sirkay, v1.p62, Is treacherously murdered, with nearly 7000 of his men, v1.p63
Mullik Umber, v1.p94, Origin and progress of, v1.p94, Founds Khirkee, v1.p93, Revenue system of, v1.p93, Death of, v1.p96, Wars of, v1.p97
Mullik-i-Mydan, a large cannon so called, v1.p112
Mun Bhut, v3.p452
Mundelah, v2.p9, v2.p470, Mungy Pyetun, v1.p26
Munro, Brigadier General Thomas, v3.p438, v3.p483
Munsub, a certain rank, depending on the number of horse under an individual's command, was so termed by the Mahomedans, v1.p56, v1.p81
Muntree, one of the eight Purdhans, v1.p266
Munturs, mystical verses, v1.p16, Muqudum, the Patell for the time being, v1.p35
Murray, Colonel, v3.p275, v3.p278, Musaood Khan, v1.p282, Appointed regent, v1.p282, Calls in the aid of Sivajee, v1.p288, Forced to retire to Adonee, v1.p320, Surrenders Adonee, v1.p345
Musheer Ool Moolk, v3.p110, Surrendered to the Mahrattas, v3.p117, Release of, v3.p135, v3.p141, Quits Poona, v3.p147, v3.p167
Mutuwussil Khan, v2.p19
Muzuffir Khan, v1.p257, v2.p81, v2.p121, Muzuffir Jung, v2.p23, v2.p29, Assumes the viceroyalty of the Deccan, v2.p46, Killed, v2.p47
Muzzimdar, v1.p227, The auditor of accounts, v1.p227, One of the chief ministers of Sivajee, v1.p235, v1.p265
This collection transcribed by Chris Gage