126 Ferishta — Mar haft a Governments. 



1402 Brahma deo, son of ditto, repelled Timur at Gualior. 



1405 Ray Davood, and Hubboo of Toolumba. 



1425 Ray Bheem of Jummo.— Deva ray, of Vijyanagar. 



1446 Pertab Sinh of Patiala and Kampila. 1452 Narsinh, his son. 



1452 Prithivy ray and Karan ray. — Bhim raj of Condapilly. 



1471 Amber ray and Mangal ray of Orissa, 1470. 



1478 Gualior raja resisted Lodi. 



Sangat Sinh, expelled from Etawa. — Siva ray of Vijyanagar. 



1490 Man Sinh, of Gualior, receives dress of honor. 



1518 Vicramajit, his son, killed by Baber, 1526, and Gualior reduced 

 after 1 00 years independence. 



1491 Saha deo, raja of Katra. 



1493 Balbhadra ray, of Kootumba, near Chunar. Narsinh ray, his son. 



Salivahana, raja of Panna. 

 1501 Vinaik deo, of Dholpoor. 

 1528 Man Sinh, raja of Gualior. 

 1533 Rana Sanka, of Cbitor, (Sangr&ma Sinh) — finally reduced by Akber, 



Rawel deo of Bagur. Meduy raja of Chandery. [1570. 



Manik chand and others killed. 

 1540 Maldeo, of Nagore and Ajmir, most powerful raja. 

 1542 Harkiishna ray, of Rotas— killed by SWr Shah. 

 1554 Ramchandra, raja of Panna and Kalinjar. 

 1556 Hemoo usurps the throne of Delhi — battle of P&nipat. 



Ram-Sa, a descendant of Man Sinh. 



Jugmul and Devi D£s, rajas of Marivdr, yield to Akber. 



1567 Ujaya Sinha, of Udipur — Surjan ray of Rintinbhore. 

 1570 Chandra S£n, son of Maldeo of Ajmir. 



1572 Ray Sinh, appointed to Jodhpur by Akber. 

 1586 his daughter married to Selim Mirza. 



Table LI. Marhatta Governments*. 

 1. Family of Sivaji, rajas of Sattara. 

 1644 Shahji, a Subahdar of the Carnatic under Aurangz^b, bestow6 jagirs on 



his sons — Tanjore on Ekoji — dies 1664. 

 1647 SivA'ji', his son, commences predatory expeditions. 



1664^/ , plunders Sur&t, and assumes title of raja. 



1669 , establishes a military government — dies 1680, April. 



1680 Raja Ram, set up by minister — imprisoned at Raigarh. 



Sambhaji', assumed the sovereignty — executed at Talapur, August 1689. 



Santa, usurped power — murdered 1698. 

 1689 R&jaRam, again proclaimed at Sattara, died 1700. 

 1700 Tara Bai, his wife, assumed regency — incursions into Behar. 

 1707 Si'va'ji' II. son of Sambha, nicknamed Shao-ji, released on Aurangzeb's 



death, and crowned at Satara, March 1708 — goes mad. 

 1749 Ram Raja, nominal successor — power resting with minister or Peshwa. 

 1818 Pertab Siva, or Sinh, re-instated at Satara by British, April 11. 



2. Hereditary Peshwa s of P una. 

 1740 Ba'la'ji' Baji Rao, succeeds his father — dies after battle of P&nipat. 

 1761 Madhuji Rao Belal, 2nd son, invested as nominal Peshw£, uncle Raghu- 



n£th, regent. Nana Farnavis, his karkun — dies Nov. 1771. 

 1772 Narayan Rao, youngest son of Balaji, murdered. 



Raghunath Rao (Ragoba), usurped. 



1774 Madhorao Narayan, posthumous son of Nardyan, (Nana F. in power,) 



committed suicide 1795. 

 1796 Baji Rao, proclaims himself; is taken by Sindia. 



Chimnaji, furtively invested at Puna, 26th May. 



• Baji Rao, publicly proclaimed, 4th December. 



1818 , surrenders to and pensioned by the English, 3rd June. 



* The origin of Sivaji is traced in the chronicles of Mew<Sr to Ajaya Sinh rana 

 of Chitor, 1300, (T. 1.269,) thus: Ajayasi, Sujunsi, Duleepji, Seoji, Bhoraji, 

 Deoraj, Oogurs^n, Maholji, Khailooji, Junkoji, Suttooji, Sambaji, Sivaji, 

 Sambaji, Ramraja, usurpation of the Peshwas. 



