History of Gujarát / Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume I, Part I.

by James M. Campbell

Malabár: port of, [515], [529], [537].

Máladeva: chief minister of Arjunadeva and Sáraṅgadeva, [204].

Málava: tribe, [28]; kingdom of, [64]; era, [67], [124], [465], [467], [469]. See Málwa.

Málavya: lake at Dholka, built by Siddharája, [180 note 2].

Malcolm: Sir John, [180 note 3]; (1820), [383].

Maleô: cape of, identification of, [539].

Malet: Mr., chief of the English at Surat, [402].

Maleus: Mount, [533].

Malhárráv: son of Khanderáv Gáikwár, retires on a pension to Naḍiád, [412]; breaks out in rebellion in Káthiáváḍa; is captured by Bábáji Áppáji and Vithal Deváji, [413].

Malhárráv Gáikwár: called Dáda Sáheb, takes part in the Marátha conspiracy at Baroda (1857); escapes punishment, is imprisoned, succeeds Khanderáv, is deposed (1875), [442–443].