Pachaet, v2.p11
Padshah Beebee, the last princess of Beejapoor, v1.p256, v1.p268, v1.p285, v1.p288
Pagah, a body of cavalry, the horses of which are the property of the prince or chief, v1.p225
Pairgaom, v1.p255, Treaty of, v1.p169, Paithana, v1.p26, v1.p28
Palkee, v1.p79
Panalla, v1.p28, v1.p138, v1.p175, Besieged by Seedee Johur, v1.p176, Mention of, v1.p257, v1.p567
Panniput, v2.p144, Battle of, v2.p147, Parbuttee, a Hindoo deity, v1.p20, Parker, Colonel, forces the Bhore Ghaut, v2.p435, Killed, v2.p443
Partition treaties. Of Tippoo's territory, v3.p67, v3.p177, Of the Mahratta territory, v3.p267
Patans, v3.p389
Patell, the chief magistrate of a village, v1.p31, Duties of, v1.p35, Under Sivajee, v1.p233
Patrowlee, leaves which the Hindoos substitute for plates, v1.p32
Pattinson, Lieutenant Thomas, v3.p435
Patun, battle of, v3.p73
Pawungurh, v1.p28, a fort close to Panalla in the Deccan, also a strong hill-fort in Guzerat.
Peelajee Jadow, v1.p427, v2.p16
Peer, a Mahomedan saint, v1.p89
Peishwa, a prime-minister, a Bramin appointed to that dignity by Boorahan Nizam Shah, A.D. 1529, v1.p75, First Mahratta Peishwa, v1.p150, Office of, v1.p235, v1.p265, Pelly, M., v3.p484
Pergunna, a subdivision of a country, v1.p79
Perron, Monsieur, v3.p82, v3.p112, v3.p181, v3.p235, v3.p246, Retires from Sindia's service, v3.p249
Pertab Rao, (formerly Kartojee,) Goozur, v1.p220, v1.p240, Expedition to Candeish, where he first imposes the chouth, v1.p249, v1.p251, v1.p261, Killed, v1.p262
Pertabgurh built, v1.p150, v1.p184
Peshkush, a tribute, a premium paid to the state upon receiving grants or honours.
Phar Ghaut. A pass into the Concan, which is commanded by the fort of Pertabgurh, v1.p145, v1.p150
Phirungajee Nursalla, v1.p133, His defence of Chakun, v1.p193
Phultun, v1.p81, v1.p84, v1.p85, v1.p89, v1.p97, v1.p186
Pilcondah, v1.p66
Pindharees, v1.p354, Rise of, v1.p325, Mode of proceeding, and conducting an expedition, v1.p329, v1.p357, v1.p389, v1.p395, Operations against them, v1.p455, to v1.p459, v1.p467
Piracy on the Mahratta and Malabar coast, v3.p95, v3.p100, Suppressed, v3.p351
Pirates, English, v1.p379
Pitt, Mr., v2.p420
Polygar. One who has assumed independent authority, v1.p29, v1.p43, v1.p85
Pond; v1.p261, v1.p263, Surrenders to Sivajee, v1.p268
Poona, v1.p92, v1.p119, v1.p194, v1.p221, v1.p333, The capital of the Mahrattas, v1.p39, Plundered and destroyed by Nizam Ally, v1.p173, Affray in the streets of, v3.p147, State of, at the time of the imprisonment of Nana Furnuwees, v3.p151, Battle of, v3.p207, Surrounded by the British troops, v3.p384, Treaty of, v3.p385, Alarming state of affairs at, v3.p415, District of, in charge of Capt. Robertson, v3.p485
Poonamalee, v1.p346
Poorundhur, v1.p130, v1.p135, Besieged by Dilere Khan, v1.p205, Surrendered, v1.p209, Retaken, v1.p244, Given up to Ballajee Wishwanath, v1.p437, Treaty of, v2.p320, Taken, v3.p480
Popham, Capt. William, crosses the Jumna with a detachment, v2.p418, Takes Lahar by storm, v2.p419, Surprises Gwalior, v2.p420, Porto Novo, v2.p1, v2.p199
Portuguese, v1.p74, Conquest of Go; v1.p75, Make a descent upon the coast, v1.p75, Mention of, v1.p76, v1.p77, v1.p188, v1.p249, v1.p252, v1.p266, Attack Sumbhajee, v1.p314, Retreat with loss, v1.p315, Assist Mannajee Angria, v1.p521, Assist Sumbhajee Angria, v1.p535, Are in consequence attacked by the Peishwa, v1.p535, War prosecuted against, v1.p542, War continued, v1.p547, State of, v1.p567
Potnees. Cashkeeper, v1.p237, Pottinger, Captain, v3.p485, Power, v1.p85, Of Dhar, origin of, v1.p481, v1.p493, v1.p509
Pound Sawunt, v1.p417, v1.p424, Poorans, v1.p4, v1.p23, Written by Veas, v1.p23
Powell, Lieut.-Colonel, v3.p258
Prakritee, a Hindoo deity, v1.p20
Praunt, a subdivision of a country, v1.p79
Prillhad Neerajee, v1.p277, v1.p365, Created Pritee Needhee, v1.p369, v1.p372, Death, v1.p386, Character, v1.p396
Pritee Needhee, originally created by Raja Ram, v1.p370, v2.p2, v2.p4, v2.p17
Pritzler, Brigadier General, v3.p399, v3.p431, v3.p438, v3.p442, v3.p480, v3.p483
Prophecy, v1.p91
Prother, Lieut.-Colonel, v3.p432, v3.p442, v3.p484
Prucheetgurh, v1.p141, v3.p487
Punchayet, v1.p35, Appeal from, v1.p40, Disputes relating to hereditary rights, settled by, v1.p79, v1.p80, Invariably obtained in the country, v1.p235, Remarks respecting, v3.p497
Punch-huzaree. A commander of 5000 horse, v1.p227
Pundit Rao, one of the eight Purdhans, v1.p266
Pundit. A Bramin, learned in both Shasters and Vedas.
Punt Raj Adnya, v2.p170
Puntojee Gopinat, the wukeel of Afzool Khan, v2.p169, Betrays his master, v2.p170
Purdhans. The ministers of Sivajee, of whom there were eight so called. Institution of, v1.p235, Their names changed, v1.p265
Pureshram Bhow Putwurdhun, sent down into the Concan against General Goddard, v2.p437, v3.p45, v3.p47, v3.p55, Conduct of, v3.p61, Advances towards Bednore, v3.p65, Retreats, v3.p66, Reasons, v3.p68, Conduct censured, v3.p69, Distressing march upon his return, v3.p69, Commands the Mahrattas at Kurdla, v3.p113, Wounded by Lal Khan, v3.p114, Extraordinary march of, v3.p129, Brings Bajee Rao to Poona, v3.p130, Flees from Poona, but is taken prisoner, v3.p144, Release of, v3.p158, Attacks Satara, v3.p159, Pardoned, v3.p160, Reconciled to Nana, v3.p174, Killed, v3.p185
Pureshram Sree Newass, succeeds his father as Pritee Needle, v3.p339, v3.p339, is confined, v3.p340, released by the Telin, v3.p341, Rebels, v3.p341, Wounded, taken, and confined, v3.p342, v3.p494, v3.p495
Pureshram Trimbuck, v1.p375, v1.p393, Appointed Pritee Needhee, v1.p396, v1.p426, Death., v1.p471
Pureshram, fable respecting, v1.p4
Purinda, besieged without success by the Moghuls, no.
Purlee surprised, v1.p260
Pursajee Bhonslay, v3.p394, Murdered, v3.p395
Pursojee Bhonslay, ancestor of the Rajas of Nagpoor, v1.p379
Purwuttum, v1.p278
Putta, v1.p250, v1.p267, v1.p290
Putwurdhun, family of, v1.p333, v1.p352, v1.p494
This collection transcribed by Chris Gage