Caldron, large, for Ajmir shrine, 256.

Cambay, account of, 415–17.

Carrier-pigeons, 387.

Carving, curious, 200.

Chain of Justice, 7.

Chaks, dynasty, in Kashmir, 95.

Chambeli (white jessamine), 6.

Champa (sweet-scented flower), 5.

Chanar-tree (plane), 7.

Chandar Sen, zamindar, 428, 434.

Chandwalah, minaret erected at, 83;
the Chandala or Jandiala of, 91, 130.

Chapramau in Qanauj, mangoes of, 377.

Charan, Hindi poet, 141.

Chardin, J., traveller, quoted, 230 note.

Charities, 128.

Chaudharis rewarded, 69.

Chaukandi, on Jumna, made by Humayun, 137.

Cheetas, 139, 240.

Chelebi, Muh?ammad H?usain, sent to make purchases in Persia, 237–8.

Chhatri or Khatri, Hindu caste, 244.

Chimni (?) Begam, daughter of S?hah Jahan, dies at Ajmir, 326 (perhaps the name is Chamani).

Chin Qilij, promoted, 111, 261;
made a K?han, 199, 231;
sent to administer Surat, 233, 261;
waits on Jahangir, 260;
misconduct and death, 301.

Chingiz K?han, customs of, 23, 68, 76.

Chitor, Akbar killed Jitmal at, 45, 250;
taken, 251.

Chronograms, 11, 12 and note, 38, 104, 108, 109, 270.

Coinage, gold and silver, 10–12, 197;
new coinage at Cambay, 417–18.

Column, iron, at Dhar, 407.

Customs, abolition of, 47, 107–8, 417.

Cypress, 6.

Dahr, village, 76.

Dahrah, garden near Agra, 182, 232, 234, 252.

Dalazak, Afghan tribe, 100, 127.

Dall, lake in Kashmir, 93.

Dancing, religious, 173.

Daniyal, Sult?an, son of Akbar, birth, 34;
account of, 35–6;
his elephants, 46;
children, 75;
employs Daulat K?han, 89;
gets horse from Akbar, 142;
Jahangir directs that he be styled S?hahzada marhum, 197.

Dara S?hukuh, birth of, 282.

Darab, son of ?Abdu-r-Rah?im the K?hank?hanan, dress given to, 21;
promoted and receives Ghazipur in fief, 180;
receives dagger, 303;
his bravery, 313;
receives an elephant, 418.

Darful, country, 158 and n. 3, 162 and n. 1;
properly Dizful, the Desful of the maps, in Khuzistan, Persia.
See Addenda.

Da?ud Karani, Afghan ruler of Bengal, 207.

Daulat K?han, ancestor of K?han Jahan Lodi, 87.

Daulat K?han, father of K?han Jahan Lodi, serves ?Abdu-r-Rah?im, 88.

Daulat K?han brings blackstone throne from Allahabad, 177;
faujdar of Allahabad and Jaunpur, 217.

Daulat-S?had, mother of S?hakaru-n-nisa and Aram Banu, 36.

Dayanat K?han, title of Qasim ?Ali, 123;
promoted, 260, 265;
insults I?timadu-d-daulah and is punished (text wrongly calls Dayanat S?abit), 278–9;
released, 303, 306, 318;
sent to Gujarat, 331;
rank restored, 333;
brings ?Abdu-llah, 335.

Deonak, a kind of monkey, 143.

Dhar, account of, 407;
inscription at, 408.

Dhirdhar, Raja, 58.

Dhurpad, or durpat, Hindi verse or song, 271 and n. 1.

Diamond, called Chamko?a, 400;
nine diamonds sent from Bihar, 379.

Diamond mines, 315.

Dik?htan, village in Malwa, 406.

Dil-amiz Garden, near Lahore, 90;
Jahangir meets his mother there, 131.

Dilawar, title of Ibrahim K?han Kakar, 29, 30;
promoted, 49, 77, 286, 298;
opposed K?hugrau, 59, 62;
given Jaunpur, 105;
sends ruby, 248.

Dilawar K?han, son of Daulat K?han and servant of Babar, put to death by S?hir S?hah, 88.

Dilawar K?han, or ?Amid S?hah G?hori, founder of Malwa dynasty, 407–8.

Divine Faith, Akbar’s, account of, 60 and n. 2, 61.

Diwali festival, 245, 268.

Dogs, 126, 283, 288.

Doh?ad parganah, 414, 445.

Downton, Captain, 274 note.

Drinking, Jahangir’s rules for, 8;
resolves not to drink on Friday eves, 20.

Dulip, son of Ray Ray Singh, rebels, 76;
defeated, 84;
pardoned, 148;
given dress of honour, 217;
made Raja, 218;
sent to support Mirza Rustam, 229;
put to death, 259.

Durga, Ray, death and account of, 134 and Addenda.

Durjan Sal, zamindar of Khokhara, 315.

Dust Muh?ammad, see K?hwaja Jahan.

Dust storm, 247.

Ear-boring, 267–8.

Eclipse, of moon, 160;
of sun, 183, 281.
See also Addenda.

Elephants, rock near Jalalabad carved into shape of elephant, 103;
prices of elephants, 140;
death of two elephants from bite of a mad dog, 243;
birth of an elephant, 265;
elephant hunting, 401.

English, victory of, 274.

Erskine, W., quoted, 5 n. 1;
6 notes 2 and 4, etc.

Eunuchs, custom of making in Sylhet, abolished by Jahangir, 150–1, 168;
but see Islam’s presents, 247, unless indeed they were sent under orders mentioned in 151.

Farah, governor of, designs attack on Qandahar, 85.

Farh?at K?han, strikes Muh?ammad H?usain, 44.

Farid Buk?hari, S?haik?h, confirmed in post of Mir Bak?hs?hi, 13;
raised to rank of 5,000, 20;
assists in quelling Rajput riot, 30;
sent in pursuit of K?husrau, 53, 57;
victory over K?husrau, 64;
given Bhairawal and title of Murtaz?a K?han, 69;
receives charge of Arjun Guru’s children and houses, 72;
firman issued to, 128;
sends ruby ring, 132;
made terrace on Jumna, 137;
removed from Gujarat on account of servant’s oppression, 153;
appointed to the Panjab, 178;
presents New Year’s gifts, 192;
settled that he should be governor of Panjab, 198;
offerings of, 236, 282, 318;
promoted to 6,000 with 5,000 horse, 239;
sent to Kangra, 283;
suspects Suraj Singh, 311;
death and character of, 324.

Faridabad, 57.

Faridun, son of Muh?ammad Quli Barlas, promoted, 32, 143, 158, 231;
gets fief in Allahabad, 117;
given standard, 167;
sent to Deccan, 184;
dies at Udaipur, 268.

Farmuli, Afghan tribe, barricade Kabul streets, 197.

Farruk?h Beg, painter, gets present, 159.

Fath?-bag?h, garden, 429, 434.

Fath? Gaj, elephant, 256.

Fath?pur, so called after conquest of Gujarat, 2.

Fath?u-llah, son of H?akim Abu-l-fath?, involved in K?husrau’s plot and imprisoned, 123.

Fath?u-llah, H?akim, promoted, 71.

Fath?u-llah, K?hwajagi, confirmed as bak?hs?hi, 13.

Faz?il, Mir, faujdar of Qabulah, 160.

Faz?il K?han, i.e. Ag?ha Faz?il, 345.

Fida?i K?han, title of Sulaiman Beg, 131;
promoted and sent to Deccan, 162;
made bak?hs?hi of S?hah Jahan’s army, 256;
dies, 265.

Fida?i K?han, title of Hidayatu-llah, 383, 389;
sent against the Jamindar of Jaitpur, 390, 391.

Fig?hani, poet, 150 and n. 1;
quoted, 359.

Filuniya, explained, 308 and n. 3.

Finch, W., quoted, 99 note, 121 n. 2, 174 note, 381 note.

Firdus-makani, 5.
See Babar.

Fishing, 188, 436.

Flowers, Indian, superior to all others, 5.

Frank ports, pineapples grown at, 5.

Frank saddles, 237.

Franks of Goa plunder four vessels, 255.

Fruits, 5;
Jahangir’s partiality for mangoes, 5, 116;
description of fruits, 116, 270, 350, 397, 422, 435, 439.

H?abs?hi, kind of grape, 5.

Hadi, Muh?ammad, quoted, 15 n. 4, 19 n. 6.

H?afiz?, omens taken from, 214, 381.

H?afiz? Jamal, fountain near Ajmir, 257, 269 n. 1.

H?aidar, S?haik?h, of Ahmadabad, 426.

Hailstorm, 92.

H?aji Bi Uzbeg, given 4,000 rupees, 159;
promoted, 281;
gets title of Uzbeg K?han, 285.

H?aji Koka, sister of ?a?adat Yar Koka, foster-sister of Akbar, 46.

H?aji Mirak and others released from Gwalior, 180.

H?akim ?Abdu-s?h-S?hakur, 267.

H?akim ?Ali, physician, learned in mathematics, 68;
subaqueous chamber, 152;
death and character, 154.
See also p. 124, where the ‘Yad’ is a mistake of text.

H?akim Muz?affar, 58;
rank fixed, 79.
See Jalalu-d-din H?akim.

H?akim ?adra, receives title of Masih?u-z-zaman, 155, 267;
produces hermaphrodite cat, 374.

H?akim Yad ?Ali, 124. The Yad is a mistake of text. The name is H?akim ?Ali, and he is the man who treated Akbar in his last illness.

H?amid Gujarati, physician, 188–9.

Haridas Jhala, servant of the Rana, 273.

H?asan, Mirza, one of S?hahruk?h’s twin sons, seized as he was going to join K?husrau, 54 and n. 2 (apparently he was put to death, as no more is heard of him).

H?asan, S?haik?h, son of S?haik?h Baha, 27 and n. 2.
See Muqarrab K?han.

H?asan Abdal, place, 99.

H?asan ?Ali Turkuman promoted, 248.

H?asan and H?usain, twin sons of S?hahruk?h, 54, 119;
for H?usain see also 118, 127.

H?asan Beg, ambassador of the king of Persia, receives 10,000 rupees, 90.

H?asan Miyana, 405.

Has?him, K?hwaja, of Dahbid, 303.

Has?him K?han, governor of Orissa, 127;
sends forty-four elephants, 183;
made governor of Kashmir, 199;
has leave to go there, 203;
?afdar K?han substituted for him, 256.

H?a?ilpur, village, 362, 404.

H?atim, son of Mangli, or Mankli, 29.

Hatya, village, 97.

Hazara, a soothsayer, 43.

Hazaras, 110.

Hemu, rebel, 38, 39;
killed, 40, 59.

Hidayatu-llah, styled Fida?i K?han, 383.

Hilal K?han, sazawal, 67;
makes ring-hunt at Rohtas in Panjab, 129.

Himmat K?han, promoted, 439;
he is Allah-yar Koka, 406.

Hindal, father of Ruqayya Sult?an Begam, 48;
tomb of, at Kabul, 110.

Hindu castes, 244.

Ho?al, Jahangir arrives at, 57.

Holi ceremonies, 245.

Humam, H?akim, buried at H?asan Abdal, 100.

Humayun, emperor, 5;
gave title of S?hirin-qalam? to ?Abdu-?-?amad, 15;
death of, 38;
hunted rhinoceros near the Kama, 102;
poured water on saint’s hands, 135;
betrothed Salima Sult?an Begam to Bairam, 232.

Hunting, Jahangir prefers shooting with a gun, and on one day killed eighteen deer, 45;
hunted for 3 months 6 days, 83, 120, 121, 125, 130, 191, 202, 204, 234, 248, 276, 342, 344, 369.

H?usain Beg, diwan of Bengal, makes offering, 371.

H?usain Beg, sent by S?hah ?Abbas, 86;
makes offering, 372.

H?usain (properly H?asan) Beg Badak?hs?hi joins K?husrau, 54;
suggests going to Kabul, 66;
shoots at boatmen, 67;
produced before Jahangir, 68;
sewn up in ox-hide and dies, 69;
reference to, 109.

H?usain Chelebi sent to Persia, 237–8.

H?usain Jami, his dream, 30;
disciples rewarded, 46;
gets twenty lakhs of dams, 72.

H?usain K?han, governor of Herat, 86.

H?usain Mirza, son of S?hahruk?h, alleged petition from, 118;
killed, 127.

H?usaini (kind of grape), 5 n. 1, 404.

H?usamu-d-din, dervish, son of G?hazi K?han Badak?hs?hi, married to Abu-l-faz?l’s sister, 166 and n. 1.

H?usamu-d-din, son of Jamalu-d-din Inju, 404.

Hus?hang, son of Islam K?han, comes from Bengal, 269;
produces Maghs, 236;
promoted, 284;
styled Ikram K?han, 295.

Hus?hang G?huri, Sultan of Mandu, 365, 408.

Hydrophobia, death of two elephants from, 243.

Ibachkian, 188.

Ibrahim, S?haik?h, son of Qut?bu-d-din Koka, promoted and styled Kis?hwar K?han, 76;
governor of Rohtas, 144;
faujdar of Uch, 170;
joins army against ?Us?man, 209;
killed in battle, 210.
See also Kis?hwar K?han.

Ibrahim Baba, S?haik?h, the Afghan, confined in Chunar, 77.

Ibrahim H?usain, Mir Bah?r, bak?hs?hi of ahadis, 149;
sent to ?Aziz Koka, 257–8.

Ibrahim H?usain, Mirza, rebel, 40.

Ibrahim K?han, promoted and made joint-paymaster of household, 260;
his offering, 281;
sent to Behar, 284;
conquers Khokhara, 315;
sent to Bengal, 373;
sends diamonds, 379.

Ibrahim K?han Kakar, 29.
See Dilawar K?han.

Ibrahim Lodi, Sult?an, son of Sikandar Lodi, killed, 4, 58;
tyranny of, 87.

Iftik?har K?han, father of Mu?taqid K?han, sends rare elephant, 170;
promoted for good service in Bengal, 177;
joins army against ?Us?man, 209;
killed in battle, 210.

Ihtimam K?han (Kotwal), sent to bring Badi?u-z-zaman to Court, 127;
promoted and appointed to the charge of the Bengal fleet, 144;
in expedition against ?Us?man, 209. According to the Iqbal-nama he had charge of Mir H?asan, son of S?hahruk?h.

Ik?htiyaru-l-mulk, thrown from his horse and killed, 44.

Ikram K?han, son of Islam K?han, 433.

Ilf K?han, promoted, 143, 298.

Imam Quli, ruler of Transoxiana, puts Mirza H?usain, or at least the pretended Mirza H?usain, to death, 127.

?Inayat Beg, mistake for G?hiyas? Beg, 22.

?Inayat K?han (text has G?hiyas?), promoted, 158 and n. 1, 199;
made ?Inayat K?han, 160.

Inju, see Jamalu-d-din H?usain.

Iqbal-nama quoted, passim.

Iradat K?han, brother of A?af K?han (Ja?far), made bak?hs?hi of Patna and H?ajipur, 117;
promoted, 300, 372.

Iraj, eldest son of K?hank?hanan, dress of honour sent to, 21;
obtains leave from Parwiz, 180;
waits on Jahangir, 190;
given jewelled dagger, 192;
styled S?hah-nawaz K?han, 197;
given sword, 204;
sent again to Deccan, 221;
promoted, 222;
comes to Court, 234;
sent back to Deccan, 243;
offering of, 295;
defeats Malik ?Ambar, 313, etc.

Irvine, W., quoted, 22 n. 3, etc.

?Isa Tark?han, Mirza, promoted, 225, 296;
came from Sambhal and honoured, 301.

Islam, K?han, original name ?Ala?u-d-din, 31;
letters from, 113, 199;
sword sent to, 117, 248;
promoted, 144, 171;
he and his brother Qasim could not agree, 147;
presented with a lakh of rupees collected by him, 180;
sent to Behar and to Bengal, in spite of objections about his youth, 208;
made Dacca his headquarters, 209;
sends 160 elephants, 227;
sends the elephant Bansibadan, 237;
sends elephants and fifty eunuchs, 247;
made officer of 6,000, 256;
death and character, 257.

Isma?il, son of Muh?ammad G?haus?, 439.

I?tibar K?han, given Gwalior in fief, 113;
offering of, 282, 319;
promoted, 372.

I?timad K?han, of Gujarat, 429, 430.

I?timadu-d-daula, 22.
See G?hiyas? Beg.

I?tiqad K?han, title of A?af K?han, the father of Nur-Jahan, and the A?af No. iv of Blochmann, 260.
See Abu-l-h?asan.

I?tiqad K?han, a younger brother (?) of A?af No. iv, and also known as S?hapur, 218 n. 3;
he became governor of Kashmir, 319;
his presents, 319;
promoted, 320;
censured for allowing prisoners to escape, 373.
(For this I?tiqad see Maas?iru-l-Umara, i, 180.)

Jadrup, Sanyasi, 355, 359.

Jagannath, Raja, son of Bihari Mal, dress, etc., presented to, 16.

Jagat Gosa?in (Jodh Bai) daughter of Mota Raja, mother of Sult?an K?hurram, that is S?hah Jahan, 19.

Jagat Singh, eldest son of Man Singh, marriage-gift of 8,000 rupees sent to, on the marriage of his daughter to Jahangir, 144;
father of Maha Singh, 266.

Jagat Singh, grandson of Rana Amar, 296, 311, 334.

Jagdalak, Afghanistan, 104.

Jagman, Raja (of Dhandhera, Akbar-nama, trans., ii, 354);
his jagir given to Mahabat K?han, 241.

Jahan-ara, garden at Kabul made by Jahangir, 106.

Jahandar, younger son of Jahangir, 20;
Islam K?han made his tutor, 143;
examined by Jahangir and found to be a born devotee (?), 156. (He died unmarried. Apparently he is the Sultan Tak?ht of Terry.)

Jahangir, his accession, 1 and note;
birth, 2, 9 and n. 1;
named Sult?an Salim, 2;
always called by Akbar S?haik?hu Baba, 2;
assumes title of Jahangir and Nuru-d-din, 3;
fondness for mangoes, 5;
Chain of Justice, 7;
establishes twelve Regulations, 7–10;
drinking habits, 8;
forbids mutilations and slaughter of beasts on birthday, etc., 9;
coinage of, 10–12;
releases State prisoners, 10 and n. 2;
eldest child, Sult?anu-n-nisa, 15 and n. 1;
K?husrau, 15 and n. 1;
his son Parwiz, 18;
other children, 19;
abstains from wine on Friday eves, 20;
orders names of God to be collected, 21;
reads with ?Abdu-n-Nabi, 22;
orders about grants of land and about seals, 23;
favours Mirza Sult?an, son of Mirza S?hahruk?h, 24;
causes Abu-l-faz?l to be murdered, 24–5;
S?haik?h Bayazid’s mother his nurse for one day, 32;
his sisters, 36;
abolishes fees on presents, 46;
excuses nobles from making gifts, 49;
abolishes transit dues, 47;
celebrates New Year, 48;
told of flight of K?husrau, 52;
pursues him next morning, 53;
account of Divine Faith, 60–1;
advantage of acting on his own judgment, 68;
establishes free eating-houses, 75;
meets his mother, 76;
solar weighment, 77;
hunting, details of, 83;
resolves to take Transoxiana, 89;
marches towards Kabul, 90;
monument to antelope, 90;
march through Ghakkar country, 96;
encamps at Ali Masjid, and traverses Khyber, 102;
has an elephant carved in stone, 103;
describes stages to Kabul, 104–5;
enters Kabul city, 105;
visits gardens, 106;
makes Jahan-ara garden, 106;
records abolition of customs, 107;
visits Babar’s seat, 108;
engraves name there, 109;
knows Turki and adds to Babar’s Memoirs, 109, 110 and note;
visits Babar’s tomb, 110;
lunar weighment, 111;
visits K?hurram (S?hah-Jahan) in Urta-Bagh, 115;
arranges to leave Kabul, 116;
large spider, 117;
visits Babar’s throne-place, 121;
K?husrau’s plot, 122;
solar weighment, 125;
sends for names of God, 129;
saw mother at Dil-amiz Garden, near Lahore, 131;
asks Jagat Singh’s daughter in marriage, 144;
marries her, 145;
aunt’s death, 144;
lunar weighment, 146;
visits father’s tomb and account of building there, 152;
character of son Jahandar, 156;
composes ode, 158;
marries Ram Chand Bandilah’s daughter, 160;
cruelty to servants, 164;
game-bag, 167;
orders about eunuchs, 150, 168;
black-stone throne, 177;
about damage to crops, 163, 182;
does not shoot or eat meat on Sundays and Thursdays, 184;
dangerous tiger hunt, 185–7;
does not eat fish which have no scales, 188;
fishing, 188;
hunting, 188;
game-bag, 191;
order to lamplighters, 203;
relieves Mir-i-?Adl and Qaz?i from ceremony of prostration, 203;
prohibits certain practices of Amirs, 205;
illness, 226;
composes a couplet, 228;
experiment on fowl, 238;
gives money to S?haik?h Pir for a mosque, 241;
walked 2 miles to Ajmir, 253;
visits Pushkar lake, 254;
caldron for Ajmir shrine, 256;
shooting at Pushkar, 264;
illness, 266;
bores his ears, 267;
Akbar appears to him in a dream, 269;
visits H?afiz? Jamal, 269;
Akbar’s fondness for fruit, 270;
Jahangiri ?it?r, 270;
description of strange bird, 272;
sends Rana farman bearing impression of his fingers, 273 and note, 274;
receives Sult?an K?hurram, 277;
gifts to dervishes, 279;
resolves to go to Deccan, 280;
gives name of Dara S?hukuh to Sult?an K?hurram’s son, 282;
receives S?hah Jahan’s offerings, 285–6;
shows his skill to Kunwar Karan, 286–7;
visits Ajmir shrine, 297;
lights up Ana Sagar, 298;
drinking habits, 307;
visits I?timadu-d-daulah, 318;
ruby and pearls, 322;
account of Abyssinian elephant, 323;
married when prince a daughter of Rawal Bhim, 325;
death of granddaughter, 326;
his grief and order that Wednesday be called Kam-s?hamba, 327;
birth of grandson, S?hah S?haja?at, 328;
puts railing round Mu?inu-d-din’s tomb, 329;
recalls Parwiz, 329;
describes outbreak of plague, 330;
has marble statues made of Rana and his son, 332;
is weighed, 332;
wrestler’s performances, 335;
conversation about death of ?afi Mirza, 338;
anecdote about a thief, 339;
rides in an English (?) carriage, 340;
leaves Ajmir, 340;
account of what he did there, 341;
at Ramsar, 342;
account of saras birds, 343;
hunting, 344;
Nur-Jahan shoots a bird, 348;
Persian melons, 350;
honours I?timadu-d-daulah by allowing ladies to unveil before him, 351;
large banyan-tree, 351;
account of four-horned antelope, 352;
executes a matricide, 353;
large tamarind-tree, 353;
visits Ujjain, 359;
large banyan, 360;
renamed Sangor Kamalpur, 361;
tiger-shooting, 363;
arrives at Mandu, 363;
legend about Mandu, 364;
game-bag, 369;
remits offerings by servants, 370;
shoots lion, 371;
executes captain of the guard, 373;
sends cup to S?hah ?Abbas, 374;
shoots tiger, 374;
takes his turban off and gives it to G?hiyas? Beg, 378;
prays for rain, 378;
takes omen from H?afiz?, 381;
visits Haft Manz?ar in Mandu, 381;
visits buildings, 384;
invents nadiri dress, 384;
gives feast, 385;
styles Thursday Mubarak-s?hamba, 386;
wild plantain, 386;
carrier-pigeons, 387;
receives pomegranates from Mecca, 391;
receives S?hah Jahan, and honours him, 393–5;
opinion about bananas (plantains), 397;
receives S?hah Jahan’s gifts, 399–401;
goes to Gujarat, 401;
seedless grapes, 404;
hunting and good shot, 404;
at Dhar, 406–7;
orders removal of iron column, 407;
prescribes lukewarm water for elephants, 410;
describes lotus, 412;
liking for rohu fish, 414;
at Cambay, 415;
on board a g?hurab, 417;
strikes new coins, 418;
leaves Cambay, 419;
describes Gujarat fish and vegetables, 419;
fishes, 436;
expels Sewras, 438;
bestows books on Gujarat S?haik?hs, 439;
charities, 440;
at Doh?ad, 445.

Jahangir Quli Beg, Turkman, also called Jan-sipar K?han, 398.

Jahangir Quli K?han, eldest son of ?Aziz Koka, gets title of S?hamsu-d-din, 144;
sent to Gujarat as father’s deputy, 153;
sends jewels, 163;
sends silver throne, 168;
promoted, 279, 280;
offering of, 283;
goes to Allahabad, 289, 302;
sent to Behar, 373.

Jahangiri ?it?r (otto of roses), 270.

Jahangirpur, hunting-box, 90–1. (The Shakhopura of the maps; it is also called Jahangirabad; it is west of Lahore.)

Ja?i-namaz (prayer carpets), 203.

Jaitpur, zamindar of, 389;
pardoned, 391;
comes to Court, 403.

Jala (a raft), described, 101.

Jalal Gakkhar, 130.

Jalalabad mentioned, 125, 176.

Jalalu-d-din Mas?ud, death of, and his mother’s devotion, 141.

Jalalu-d-din Muhammad, see Akbar.

Jalalu-d-din, Muz?affar H?akim, 79;
death and account of, 123.

Jalnapur, S?hah Murad’s death at, 34.

Jam, the, zamindar, 443.

Jamalu-d-din H?usain Anju (or Inju), author of dictionary, rewarded, 46, 58;
sent to advise K?husrau, 64;
waits on Jahangir, 160–1;
?Adil K?han asks for, 176;
received at Bijapur, 182;
report by, 272;
arrives from Bijapur, 298;
promoted, 299, 300;
offering of, 317;
styled ?Az?udu-d-daulah, 320;
his son, 404.

Jamil Beg gets 7,000 rupees to distribute among the cavalry, 61 (apparently the Wazir Jamil of p. 17 of text).

Jan Beg (or K?han Beg), Waziru-l-mulk, 20 and n. 3;
hears of flight of K?husrau, 52, 57;
death of, 136.

Jani, Mirza, account of, 223;
death at Burhanpur, 223.

Jarric, Du, quoted, 28 n. 2, 52 n. 1, 69 n. 1.

Jay Singh, son of Maha Singh, 386;
promoted, 389.

Jay Singh Deo, Raja, 364.

Jeddah, customs at, 417.

Jesus, carving of, on a filbert, 201.

Jharokha (exhibition window), 205, 242, 266.

Jhinga, insect (?), 315 and n. 2.

Jiji Anga, mother of ?Aziz Koka, 40.

Jilaudar cruelly put to death, 164.

Jilawana (bridle-money), perquisite of, abolished, 46 and n. 3.

Jitmal shot by Akbar at Chitor, 45.

Jogi and tiger, strange story, 157.

Jogi near Pushkar, 254.

Jugglers, 143.

Jumna River, source of, 4.

Jumping competition, 105.

Jutra, a mistake for K?huzistan (see Addenda), 158 n. 3, 162 note.

Lachin Qaqs?hal, 434.

Lachmi Narayan of Kuch Bihar, 443, 444.

Lahore, grapes abundant at, 5;
news from, 247.

Lakhmi Chand, Raja of Kumaon, brought to Court, 218.

La?l Kalawant died, and a concubine poisoned herself, 150.

Lala Beg, styled Baz Bahadur, 21, 47.
See Baz Bahadur.

Lanku Pandit, envoy of ?Adil K?han, 162.

Las?hkar K?han, 265.
See Mu?taqid K?han.

Leyden, J., quoted, 5 note, etc.

Lotus flowers, 412.

Lunar weighing, 239, etc.

Madan, blacksmith, of Mandu, 364.

Madho Singh, brother’s son of Man Singh, presented with flag, 17;
misconduct, 55.

Maghs, brought by Hus?hang, account of, 236.

Maha Singh, grandson of Man Singh, son of Jagat Singh, promoted to 2,000, 17;
appointed to Bangas?h, and Ram Das made his tutor, 111;
sent to Bangas?h, 118;
given standard, 168;
sent to quell Bikramajit of Bandhu, 176;
does not succeed Man Singh, but is promoted, and given Garha-Katanga in fief, 266 and n. 3;
receives title of Raja, 297;
sends elephants, 318;
promoted, 328;
sons wait upon Jahangir, 345;
dies of drink, 377.

Mahaban, parganah assigned to Mahabat, 116.

Mahabat, title of Zamana Beg, son of G?hayur Beg of Kabul, promoted, 24 and n. 3;
appointed to pursue K?husrau, 65;
given 15,000 rupees, 66;
promoted, 77;
promoted to 3,000 with 2,500 horse, 146;
received robe of honour, etc., 147;
sent for to Court, 155;
brings tiger-cub, 164;
pays his respects, 199;
promoted, 217;
fief given to, 241;
prepares halting-place at Samonagar, 248;
ordered to bring ?Aziz Koka from Udaipur, 258;
presents offering, 261;
receives charge of Ah?mad Beg, 279;
splendid offerings, 284;
given horse, 285, 297;
given presents, 299;
pay reduced, 385;
appointed to Kabul, 402.

Mah?mud, Sultan of Ghazni, 117 and note.

Mah?mud Kamangar, saint, Humayun’s respect for, 135 and note.

Mahtab garden at Kabul, 106.

Maktub K?han, librarian, verse by, 12.

Malik ?Ambar, defeats ?Abdu-llah, 220;
attempt to assassinate, 275;
defeat of, 312, 368, 373.

Malwa, account of, 348.

Man, Raja, released, 301;
loyalty of, 326, 336;
killed, 361.

Man Singh, son (originally nephew) of Bhagwan Das, 16;
maternal uncle to K?husrau, confirmed in government of Bengal, 15, 53;
sent a dress of honour, 75;
built house at H?asan Abdal, 99;
waits on Jahangir after being sent for six or seven times, 137;
character, 138;
presents 100 elephants, 138;
presented with a horse, 142;
sends sixty elephants, 145;
gets leave on appointment to Deccan, 148;
sword presented to, 155;
summoned to Court, 208;
death, 266.

Man Singh Darbari at battle at Ah?madabad, 43.

Man Singh Sew?a, 437–8.

Mandu, account of, 364–5, 381, 384;
storm at, 383.

Mangli or Mankali K?han, receives horse and dagger, 147;
promoted, 282, 298.

Mangoes received from Kairana, 332.

Manohar Sekhawat Kachhwaha, son of Raja Lonkaran, Persian scholar and poet, 17;
promoted, 112, 231;
death of, 321.

Man?ur K?han, nephew of Waziru-l-mulk (Jan Beg), 136.

Manucci, quoted, 239 n. 1, etc.

Mark?hur (wild goat), 113.

Maryam Makani (H?amida Banu), Akbar’s mother, given charge of S?hahzada K?hanam, 34;
presents ruby to Akbar, 409.

Maryam-zamani, Jahangir’s mother, Jahangir pays his respects to her at Dahr, 76;
solar weighing takes place in her house, 78, 230, and Parwiz’s marriage, 81, and Jahangir’s marriage, 145;
sent to Agra, 401.

Masih?u-z-zaman, title of H?akim ?adra, 155.

Mas?ud, son of Sa?d, poet, his couplet, 4 and n. 2.

Mas?ud Beg Hamaz_ani, promoted, 153.

Ma??um, Wakil of the Khankhanan, brings MS., 168.

Mathura, 54.

Matricide, punishment of, 353.

Maudud Chis?hti, styled Chis?hti K?han, 379.

Melons, 5;
one from near Fath?pur weighed 33 seers, 154;
of Kariz, 270.

Mihtar K?han, account of, 146;
death of, 153.

Mihtar Sa?adat, name of Pis?hrau K?han, 50.
See Pis?hrau.

Mir ?Ali, calligrapher, 168 and note.

Mir ?Ali, son of Faridun, death, 350.

Mir Miran, son of K?halilu-llah, 304;
promoted, 371;
gifts to, 389.

Mir Miran, son of Sult?an K?hwaja, belonging to Deccan army, presents ruby, 230, 388.

Miran, see ?adr Jahan.

Miran, Sayyid, his monument to his father, 436.

Mirza, Sult?an, son of S?hahruk?h, character, 120;
came from Deccan, 201.

Miyan Tut?i, speech of a bird, 138.

Mohan Das, son of Raja Bikramajit, 153

Monkey, strange, 216;
story of affection of a goat for young monkey, 445.

Mosque of Ahmadabad, 424–5.

Mu?arrik?h K?han, title of Mulla-i-Taqiyya S?hustari, 146.

Mu?az?z?am, see Bayazid.

Mubarak ?Arab, possessor of land in Khuzistan, etc., 158 and note, and 162 and note.

Mubarak K?han Sazawal promoted, 289;
gifts to, 294.

Mubarik Buk?hari, his tomb, 436.

Mubariz K?han, title of S?haik?h H?usain, 296;
promoted, 298, 409.

Muh?ammad Amin, Maulana, 135.

Muh?ammad Beg, styled Z_u-l-faqar K?han, 275. He is mentioned under this title by Sir T. Roe.

Muh?ammad Beg, bak?hs?hi, 162.

Muh?ammad H?akim, uncle of Jahangir, his sons, 57 and n. 2;
planted an apricot-tree, 116.

Muh?ammad H?usain, K?hwaja, uncle of Has?him K?han, superintendent of kitchen, sent to Kashmir to act for his nephew, 199;
returns, 229;
personal appearance and death of, 233.

Muh?ammad H?usain Chelebi, sent to make purchases in Persia, 237–8.

Muh?ammad H?usain Mirza, rebel, 40;
put to death, 44.

Muh?ammad Riz?a, ambassador of King of Persia, 374;
death, 398.

Muh?ammad Riz?a Sabzwari given 20,000 rupees for distribution, 20.

Muh?ammad S?hah, emperor, reinstitutes Chain of Justice, 7 n. 1.

Muh?ammad Taqi, diwan, sent to bring ?Aziz K?han’s family from Mandesur, 258.

Muhr, gold(?) coin of 1,000 tolas weight given Yadgar ?Ali, ambassador of Persia, called kaukab-i-t?ali?, 237.

Mu?inu-d-din Chis?hti, of Ajmir, great saint, 1, 34, 42 n. 2, 249.

Mu?izzu-l-mulk, Sayyid of Bak?harz, in charge of buildings, 45;
recalls S?harif, 53, 63;
bak?hs?hi, 76;
fief-holder of Nakodar, 136;
ill and miserable, 164;
diwan of Kabul, and promoted, 172;
at Kabul, 197;
came from Kabul with his sons, 222.

Mukarram K?han son of Mu?az?z?am K?han, given a flag, 256;
his offering, 323;
conquers K?hurda, 433.

Muk?hli? K?han, bak?hs?hi of Deccan, 149;
punished, 382.

Muk?hli? K?han, 306.

Muk?htar Beg, diwan of Parwiz, 16.

Mulberry fruited at Lahore in December-January, 271.

Mulsari, flower, 6.

Mumiya, bitumen, 238.

Mun?im K?han, his house, 12.

Munis K?han, son of Mihtar K?han, presents jug of jade, 146;
promoted, 153.

Muqarrab K?han, title of S?haik?h H?asan, son of S?haik?h Baha or Bhina, account of, 27;
brings Daniyal’s children from Burhanpur, 28, 75;
sends Emperor tapestry, 144;
sends picture of Timur, 153–4 and note;
brings curiosities from Cambay and Surat, 167;
a widow complains against, 172;
brings turkey, etc., from Goa, 215;
governor of Delhi, 224;
bleeds Jahangir, 226;
gets standard and drums, 230;
promoted, 231;
presents of, 234;
New Year’s offering, 237;
sent to inquire into affair at Surat, 255;
arrives from Gujarat, 297;
promoted, 303;
presents Abyssinian elephant, 323;
made governor of Gujarat, 331;
sends mangoes, 332;
presents pearl, 415, 424, 432;
has presents, 435.

Muqim, styled by Akbar Wazir K?han, confirmed in appointment, 13;
made co-vizier, 20;
diwan of Bengal, 22;
dismissed, 139;
presents sixty elephants, 147.

Murad, Mirza, son of Mirza Rustam, styled Iltifat K?han, 298.

Murad, S?hah, second son of Akbar, nicknamed Pahari, birth and account of, 34;
styled S?hahzada maghfur after death, 197.

Murs?hid Quli K?han, musketeer, abets drinking of Sult?an Daniyal, 35.

Murtaz?a K?han Dakhani, distinguished fencer, receives title of Warzis?h K?han, 253.

Mu?t?afa Beg, ambassador from Persia, 282, 284;
gets a Nur-jahani muhr, 298;
takes leave, 299.

Mu?t?afa K?han, 280;
name of Z?iyar?u-d-din Qazwini, which see.

Mu?tamid K?han, author of the Iqbal-nama, 117 note;
promoted, 300.

Mu?taqid K?han, son of Iftikhar K?han, distinguished in battle with ?Us?man, 213;
had been diwan of Bengal, brought ?Us?man’s sons, etc., to Court, 230;
produced offering of twenty-five elephants, 230;
made bak?hs?hi, 231;
buys house in Agra, his misfortunes, 235;
went as bak?hs?hi to Bangas?h, 237;
defeats Ah?dad Afghan, 263–4;
received title of Las?hkar K?han, 265;
offering of, 291;
promoted, 303, 377;
made diwan of Deccan, 406;
sent to distribute alms, 432.

Muz?affar, Sultan of Gujarat, alleged son of Sult?an Mah?mud, originally Nannu, causes disturbance in Gujarat, 429–31.

Muz?affar H?akim, see H?akim Muz?affar.

Muz?affar Tark?han, son of Mirza Baqi Tark?han, belonged to the Tark?han family of Scinde, waits upon Jahangir, 434 and n. 2.

Oranges, 423.

Orders about fiefs, 23;
about compensation to peasants for damage to crops, 163, 182;
about Amirs, 205.

Paha?, son of G?haznin K?han, matricide, put to death, 353.

Pahari, see Murad S?hah.

Pahluwan Baha?u-d-din, 445.

Palas-tree, 97.

Pampur, village in Kashmir, famous for saffron, 92.

Pandanus, see Keo?a and Ketki.

Pandits, religious discussion with, 32, 33.

Panipat, battles at, 39, 58.

Pargala, fargul (kind of garment), 247 and note, 252.
See 182, 203.

Parwiz, Sultan, son of Jahangir, sent against Rana, 16;
used to keep Jahangir’s seal, 18;
birth of, 18–19 and n. 1;
directions to, 26;
report from about Rana, ordered to Agra, 70;
joins Jahangir, 73, 74;
given sword, 75;
130,000 rupees sent as marriage present for Murad S?hah’s daughter, betrothed to Parwiz, 78;
solar weighing of, 81;
sent to Deccan, 156;
ruby worth 60,000 rupees given to, 156;
K?handesh, Berar, and Asir, given to, 157;
pearl rosary given to, 157;
unsatisfactory results, 161;
tak?hti sent to, 171;
failure of, 183;
son born to, 279;
offering of, 310.

Pata, properly Tapa, a Sewra sect, 437.
See Addenda.

Pathan Mi?r, 1,000 rupees given to, 160.

Patr Das, styled Ray Rayan, receives title of Raja Bikramajit and made Master of Ordnance, 22;
appointed to Gujarat, 50;
honoured, 284.

Payanda K?han Moghul, to receive a jagir, 143;
death, 294.

Peaches, 116, 118.

Pes?h Bulag?h, fort, 105, 263.

Phul ka?ara, what is it, 230 and note.

Pim Bahadur, killed, 50.

Pineapples, 5.

Pir, S?haik?h, built mosque at Mairtha, 241 (see also Addenda);
given 1,000 rupees, 346.

Pir K?han, see K?han Jahan Lodi.

Pis?hrau K?han, styled Mihtar Sa?adat, 50;
came from Persia with Humayun, 50;
death, 149–50.

Pitlad, parganah in Gujarat, 415.

Plague, outbreak of, in Panjab, 330;
in Kashmir, 442.

Plantains (bananas), wild, at Mandu, 383, 386–7;
golden plantains (sona-kela), 397.

Poplar, white, 7.

Portuguese Viceroy, defeat of, 274.

Price, Major, quoted, 15 n. 2;
23 n. 1 and passim.

Prithi Chand, son of Ray Manohar, promoted, 328.

Prosperity, four causes of, 235.

Pushkar, lake and temples, 254;
Jahangir visits, 264.

Pun Pun, fight on bank of, 175.

Qabulah, town in Bet-Jalandhar Duab, 160.

Qadam, Afghan, deserts, 321.

Qamargah (ring-hunt), 120, 125, 129, 203–4.

Qandahar, in Afghanistan, 70, 86, etc.;
in Deccan, 179.

Qara K?han Turkman promoted, 17.

Qaracha K?han, Amir of Humayun, 112.

Qasim, K?hwaja, came from Transoxiana and waited on Jahangir and given 12,000 rupees, 241.

Qasim ?Ali, styled Dayanat K?han, 123.
See Dayanat.

Qasim K?han, disagrees with his brother Islam, sent for, 148;
promoted, 176, 177;
gets present, 298;
sends elephant, 300;
dress of honour sent to, 303;
promoted, 306;
dismissed, 373.

Qasim K?han, Muh?ammad, servant of Akbar, 233.

Qilij (should be Qulij) K?han, appointed to Gujarat, and given a lakh of rupees, 21;
recalled to Court, 50;
ordered a fief, 84;
buries H?akim Muz?affar, 125;
governor of Lahore, 135;
promoted to 6,000 with 5,000 horse, sent to Kabul, 198–9;
quarrels with Amirs, 230–1;
death of, 253; 279.

Qiran-i-nah?sin (unlucky conjunction of planets), 172.

Qizilbas?h K?han disgraced, 289.

Qut?b personates K?husrau at Patna, 173.

Qut?b ?Alam, father of S?hah ?Alam, 421;
his shrine, 436.

Qut?bu-d-din K?han Koka, given dagger worth 6,000 rupees, 77;
promoted and appointed to Bengal, 78;
mother dies, 84–5;
killed by S?hir-afgan at Bardwan, 113.

Qut?bu-d-din Muh?ammad, maker of Kankriya tank, 420.

Qut?bu-d-din Muh?ammad K?han killed at Baroda, 431.

Qut?bu-l-mulk, king of Golconda, 433.

Racing, horse, at Kabul, 110.

Rae bel (flower), 6 and n. 2.

Ragho Das Kachhwaha killed at Ahmadabad battle, 43.

Rah?man-dad, younger son of Khankhanan, given suitable mansab, 222.

Railings in the public audience hall, construction of, 242.

Rajmahendra, Raja of, 433.

Raju, Sikh, put to death, 73.

Rakhi (bracelet), custom of wearing, 244.

Ram Chand, Bandilah, capture of, 82;
released, 87;
Jahangir marries his daughter, 160.

Ram Das Kachhwaha, promoted to rank of 3,000, 21, 29;
to receive fief, 128;
at tiger-hunt, 186;
sent to accompany ?Abdu-llah K?han, 201–2;
given Ranthanbur, 202;
advice unheeded, 220;
sent to adjust disputes between Qilij and Amirs, given horse, robes, and 30,000 rupees for expenses, 233;
reported death of, 252;
made Raja, 379;
promoted, 418.

Ramsar in Ajmir, 342.

Rana Amar Singh, 249.
See Amar Singh.

Rang, kind of goat (ibex), description of, 109, 122.

Rankatta, village, 139 and n. 1.

Ras?hid K?han, 402.

Ratan, son of Bhoj-hara, waits on Jahangir and presents valuable elephants, given title of Sarbuland Ray, 140.

Raus?hanis or Tarikis, 253 and n. 1.

Rawal Sal Darbari, given flags, 17.

Rawal Samarsi, of Banswala, 379.

Rawalpindi, 98;
hunting at, 129.

Ray ?Ali Bhati, killed in Gujarat, 50.

Ray Man, captain of Khidmatiya, 414.

Ray Ray Singh, son of Ray Kalyan Mal, of Bikanir, has charge of Mirza Muh?ammad H?usain, 44;
promoted to 5,000, 49;
his rebellion, 76, 84;
his misconduct in matter of K?husrau, 130–1;
comes to Court and is pardoned, 131 and n. 1;
death, 217;
wished to make Suraj Singh his heir, 218;
his folly, 438.

Regulations (dasturu-l-?amal), 7–10, 205.

Release of prisoners, 10 and n. 2.

Riqa? (kind of writing), 146 and n. 2.

Rodgers, C. J., quoted, 12 n. 1.

Rohtas, fort in Panjab, 96 and n. 2.

Rohu (fish), 414.

Ruby, historic, 409.

Rudar, Raja of Kumaon, 218.

Ruh?u-llah, 390;
death, 391.

Ruknu-d-din, Afghan S?haik?h, styled S?hir K?han, promoted, 17;
given Peshawar, 102;
given Gujrat in Panjab, 111;
waits on Jahangir at Dhaka in Khaibar, 127;
dies of drink, 134–5.

Rup K?hawas?s?, founder of Rupbas, presented offering, 166, 202;
gets title of K?hawa?? K?han and made faujdar of Qanuj, 224.

Rupbas, near Agra, hunting at, 166;
numerous antelopes at, 190;
afterwards called Amanabad, 247, 252.

Ruqayya Sult?an Begam, daughter of Hindal and first wife of Akbar, given a garden, 48;
brings up S?hah Jahan, 48;
visits father’s tomb at Kabul, 110.

Rus?hanara Begam, birth of, 389.

Rustam, Mirza, son of Mirza Sult?an H?usain, dress of honour sent to, 21;
waits on Jahangir, 226;
given government of Scinde, 229, 261;
sent by Akbar to Deccan, 262;
sent by Jahangir to Scinde, 262 and n. 1;
misconduct, 263;
pardoned, 265;
accident to, 403.

Rustam K?han, servant of S?hah Jahan, 405;
given garden, 427;
promoted, 435.

Rustam-K?hanbari, 426.

Ruz-afzun, of Behar, becomes Muhammadan, 295.

Ruzbihan S?hirazi, Mulla, given money to expend on anniversary of S?haik?h Salim, 159.

Sabar Mahi (Sabarmati), river in Gujarat, 41.

S?abit K?han, see Dayanat K?han.

Sa?du-llah K?han, son of Sa?d K?han, promoted, 73;
given elephant, 183;
styled Nawazis?h K?han, 197.

?adiq K?han, promoted, 301, 310, 372;
built monastery, 425.

?adr Jahan, Miran, to produce deserving poor before Jahangir, 10;
promoted to 4,000, 22;
given a lakh of dams for distribution, 46;
made ?adr, 46;
promoted to 5,000, 140;
waits on Jahangir, 293.

?afdar K?han, waits on Jahangir, 164;
promoted, 167;
comes from Bihar, 200, 242;
sent to Kashmir, 256;
dismissed, 303.

Saffron, cultivation of, 93.

?afi K?han, bak?hs?hi of Gujarat, 420, 439.

?afi Mirza, son of S?hah ?Abbas, murder of, 294;
reason for killing him, 338.

Safid-sang, meadow of, 121.

?ah?ib qirani, title of Timur, 5.

?ah?ibi, kind of grape, 5.

Sa?id K?han, officer appointed to Kashmir, and opportunely reaches Lahore, 62.

Sa?id K?han Chag?hatai, governor of Panjab, 13;
report from, 20;
directed to bring Mirza G?hazi to Court, 223.

Saif K?han, title of ?Ali A?g?har Barha son of Sayyid Mah?mud Barha, 32;
received seventeen wounds, 64;
promoted and made faujdar of Hisar, 157;
receives standard, 172, 284;
death from cholera, 325.

Saif K?han Kokaltash, brother of Zain K?han Koka, killed in battle, 43.

Salabat K?han, title of K?han Jahan Lodi, 87.

Salamu-llah, Arab, 158 and n. 3;
sent to Deccan, 162;
promoted, 285, 297;
styled S?haja?at K?han, 320, 397.

Salbahan comes with Daniyal’s elephants, 46. (In Muh?ammad Hadi’s preface, p. 11, he is called Raja Shalbahan.)

Salih?, adopted son of K?hwaja Beg ?afawi, styled K?hanjar K?han, 230.

Salim, S?haik?h, of Sikri, promises Akbar three sons, 2.

Salim K?han, son of S?hir K?han, 88, 137.

Salima Sult?an Begam, daughter of Nuru-d-din Muh?ammad and Gul-ruk?h Begam, account of, and death, 232 and n. 2;
gave name of ?it?r Jahangiri to otto of roses, 271.

Salimgadh, fort in the Jumna, 137.

Sandal-tree, 7.

Sanga, Rana, defeated by Babar, 4, 250.

Sangor village, beauty of, and name changed to Kamalpur, 361.

Sangram, hill Raja, kills Raja Man, 361.

Sangram, name of Akbar’s gun, 45.

Sangram, zamindar of Bihar, killed, 83.

Saras (birds), account of, 343.

Sarbuland Ray promoted, 299, 406, 411.

Sardar K?han, see Yadgar K?hwaja.

Sar-faraz K?han, grandson of Mu?ahib Beg (apparently should be Sar-afraz), 413.

Sarkhej, 428.

Sati, custom of, referred to, 142.

Sayyid Muh?ammad, descendant of S?hah ?Alam, 422.

Sayyids of Barha, bearing of, 64.

Sensitive plant, 443.

S?hadman, son of ?Aziz Koka, made K?han, 203.

S?hah ?Alam, saint, raises the dead, 421.

S?hah Beg K?han, governor of Qandahar, promoted to 5,000, 49;
reports intended Persian attack on fort, 70;
bravery of, 71;
defends fort and makes it over to Sardar K?han, 86;
comes to S?hor, 111 and n. 2;
recovers from illness, 121;
account of, 126;
styled K?han-dauran, 128;
offering of, 206, 287–8;
originally sent to Qandahar by Akbar, 262;
present to, 295;
defeats Ah?dad, Afghan, 311;
transferred to Sind, 397.

S?hah Begam, title given to K?husrau’s mother, daughter of Bhagwan Das, takes poison, 56.

S?hah-budag?h K?han, 382.

S?hah Jahan, see K?hurram, Sult?an.

S?hah Mirza, rebel, 40.

S?hah-nawaz K?han, 197.
See Iraj.

S?hah Quli K?han Mah?ram, seizes Hemu, 39;
his garden, 48.

S?hah S?haja?at, birth of, 328;
he was born on the eve of Sunday, the 12th Tir = June 24th, 1616.

Shahabad in Rajputana, 252 and note.

S?hahr-ara garden at Kabul, 105–6, 111, 121.

S?hahr-banu, aunt of Babar, maker of S?hahr-ara garden, 106.

S?hahruk?h, Mirza, of Badakhshan, son of Ibrahim, grandson of Sulaiman, account of, 26–7;
given province of Malwa, 27;
death, 119;
account of family, 119;
his seven children brought to Court, 137.

S?hahryar, son of Jahangir, 20 and n. 1;
comes from Gujarat, 156.

S?hahzada K?hanam, daughter of Akbar, born three months after Jahangir, made over to Maryam Makani, 34.

S?haja?at K?han, title of Kabir Chis?hti, 29;
in battle at Ahmadabad, 44;
promoted, 113;
promoted and sent to Bengal, 192;
account of battle against ?Us?man, Afghan, 209–14;
receives title of Rustam-zaman, 214;
death of, 227.

S?haja?at K?han, title of Salamu-llah, Arab (which see), 320;
promoted, 439.

S?haja?at K?han Dakhani, 171, 176.

S?hakaru-n-nisa, daughter of Akbar, character of, 36.

S?hak?hband, a kind of fence, 129.

S?hams K?han Gakkhar, 130.

S?hamsu-d-din, son of ?Aziz Koka, made Jahangir Quli K?han, which see.

S?hamsu-d-din K?hwafi, officer of Akbar, 100, 101.

S?hankar, Rana, son of Udai Singh, cousin of the Rana, 16;
promoted, 112;
given 12,000 and 30,000 rupees, 49, 58;
his son promoted, 178;
temple destroyed, 254;
tank, 268.

S?hapur, son of K?hwajagi K?hwaja, 218;
perhaps a nephew of G?hiyas?, but Ma?as?ir, i, 180, calls him son of I?timadu-d-daula, and it may be another name for I?tiqad.

S?harafu-d-din Kas?hg?hari promoted, 372;
sent to Bangash, 408.

S?harif, son of I?timadu-d-daula, plots with K?husrau, 122;
put to death, 123.

S?harif Amuli, account of, 47–8;
receives 2,000 rupees, 61;
9,000 rupees, 81;
and 12,000 rupees, 101.

S?harif K?han, Amiru-l-umara, son of ?Abdu-?-?amad, couplet by, 11;
account of, 14 and n. 2, 15;
seal entrusted to, 18;
remark of, 25–6;
employed to quell riot, 29;
directed to pursue K?husrau, 52;
recalled, 53;
left ill at Lahore, 82;
at Attock, 101;
gets worse, 103;
recovers, 121;
waits on Jahangir at Chandalah, 130;
sent to Deccan, 156;
verse by, 228;
death in Deccan, 231.

S?hauqi, mandolin-player, 331.

S?hihabu-d-din Ah?mad K?han, officer of Akbar, 430–1.

S?hir K?han, ruler of Bengal, 367.

S?hir-afgan, title given by Jahangir to ?Ali Quli Istajlu, husband of Nur-Jahan, 113;
account of him and of his killing Qut?bu-d-din, 113–15.

S?hukru-llah, Mulla, S?hah Jahan’s diwan, 273, 274.
See Afz?al K?han.

Shyam Ram, riot by, 29.

Shyam Singh, cousin of Umra, 140–1;
promoted, 222, 281.

Sikandar Mu?in, ordered to build fort at Jahangirpur (S?haik?hupura), 91;
helps Jahangir to shoot nilgaw, 268;
buried at Rana S?hankar’s tank, having died at Udaipur, 268.

Sikandar Munshi, author, 427.

Sikandra, building of, 152.

Siyar al-muta?ak?hk?hirin, quoted, 7 note.

Solar weighments, 230, 248.

Spider, large, 117.

Squirrel, flying, 104.

Statues, marble, of Rana and son, erected at Agra, 332.

Subh Karan, maternal uncle of Rana Amar, 273.

Subh?an Quli, Turk, 41.

Sudras, Hindu caste, 245.

Sufra net, 99.

Sulaiman Beg, 131.
See Fida?i K?han.

Sult?an, Mirza, son of S?hahruk?h, favoured by Jahangir, 24.

Sult?an K?hurram, i.e. S?hah Jahan, see K?hurram Baba.

Sult?an Mah?mud, son-in-law of K?hwaja Abu-l-h?asan, 382.

Sult?an Mah?mud Bigara, 429.

Sult?an S?hah, Afghan, shot to death with arrows, 134.

Sult?anu-n-nisa, eldest child of Jahangir, 15 and n. 1.

Sundar Das, styled Ray Rayan, 273, 274, 368;
styled Bikramajit, 402.

Suraj Mal, son of Raja Baso, 283, 311, 337, 388, 393.

Suraj Singh, Raja, maternal uncle of K?hurram Baba (S?hah Jahan), 140–1;
promoted, 153;
fights with his brother, 291;
sent to Deccan, 293.

Suraj Singh, son of Ray Ray Singh, younger brother of Dulip, 218, 259;
offering of, 282–3, 288;
presents elephants, 289;
given one in, return, 290;
promoted, 288, 301.

Surk?hab, discovery of plot at, 122.

Sylhet, eunuchs in, 150.

Uda Ram, 398–9;
presents to, 408, 409.

Ulug?h Beg, a jade jar of, 146.

?Umar K?han, grandfather of K?han Jahan Lodi, 88.

?Us?man, Afghan, 209–15.

Uymaqs, 119.
See Aimaqs.

Vir-nag, spring in Kashmir, 92, 93.

Wagtail’s nest, 383.

Waisi, K?hwaja, diwan of Sult?an K?hurram, reveals K?husrau’s plot, 122.

Wajihu-d-din, Gujarati saint, 128, 425–6.

Wali, brother of ?Us?man, 212, 213, 230.

Wali, Mirza, son of Najibu-n-nisa, promoted, 144.

Wali Bi Uzbeg, faujdar of Multan, 166.

Wali Muh?ammad K?han, ruler of Turan, 118.

Waqari, pen-name of Mirza G?hazi, 133.

Wazir Jamil, promoted, 17;
given 7,000 rupees, 61.

Wazir K?han, see Muqim K?han.

Weights and measures, 12, 197, 417.

Wulur Lake, Kashmir, 94–5.

Yadgar, K?hwaja, brother of ?Abdu-llah K?han Firuz-jang and father of the historian Kamgar H?usaini, comes from Gujarat and gets title of Sardar K?han, 237.

Yadgar ?Ali K?han, Persian ambassador, receives muhr (silver?) of 1,000 tolas in weight, 237.

Yadgar Beg Qurchi, of Transoxiana, makes offering, 379;
given presents and title, 386, 404.

Yadgar H?usain Qus?h-begi, 404.

Yadgar K?hwaja of Samarkand, presents an album, 164.

Ya?qub Badak?hs?hi, promoted for bravery and given title of K?han, 244;
promoted, 372.

Yildirim Bayazid, Sultan of Turkey, 145.

Yusuf and Zulaik?ha, splendid copy, 168 and note.

Yusuf K?han, son of H?usain Tukriyah, promoted, 146, 375, 404;
sent to Deccan, 184;
waited on Jahangir, 189;
standard sent to, 255.

Zafar K?han, son of Zain K?han Koka, Attock given to, 100, 111;
does good service, 127;
arranges ring-hunt, 129;
receives dress, 147;
promoted, 160, 310;
comes from Gujarat, 231;
appointed to Behar, 231;
sent for, 284;
waits on Jahangir, 306.

Zahid, son of S?haja?at K?han, promoted, 405.

Zahid K?han, son of S?adiq, promoted, 17;
raised to rank of 2,000, 46;
defeats Dulip, 84;
servant of S?hah Jahan, 441.

Zain K?han Koka, Akbar’s foster-brother, 19;
built Naus?hahr fort on the Kama, 102.

Zain-lanka, island in Wulur Lake, 94.

Zainu-d-din, K?hwaja, comes from Transoxiana, 289.

Zainu-l-?abidin, Sult?an, king of Kashmir, 94.

Zamana Beg, 24.
See Mahabat K?han.

Z?iya?u-d-din of Qazwin, promoted and made accountant of stables, 25;
receives title of Mu?t?afa K?han and given parganah of Maldah in Bengal, 360.

Z_u-l-faqar K?han, title of Muhammad Beg, 275.