Abul-faiz,

Abul-fazl,

Agriculture,

AjÂta-sutru,

Akbar,

Ala-ud-din,

Alexander,

Alighur,

Ali-Verdi-KhÂn,

Allah-ud-din,

AltÂmish,

Anabasis,

Anangpal,

Ancient Age,

Andhra,

Antivivisection,

Architects,

Architecture,

Arcot,

Arrian,

Aryan,

----gods,

----laws,

Asaf-daula,

Asaf-JÂh,

AsÔka,

Assaye,

Astronomy,

Asva-medha,

Attock,

Auckland, Lord,

Aurungzebe,

Babar,

Bactrians,

BÂhmani dynasty,

Baji-rao,

Battlefield,

BeÂs,

Begums,

Begum Sumroo,

Benares,

Bentinck,

Bernier's views,

Bhattinda,

Bhim-si,

Bhishma,

Bimbi-sÂra,

Bindu-sÂra,

Birbal,

Black Hole,

Board of Control,

Bodh-Gya,

Bo tree,

BrahmÂna,

Brahmans,

Bucephalus,

Buddha,

Buddhism,

Buddhist Councils,

----Creed,

Bussy,

ByrÂm I.,

----II.,

----III.

Campaigns of the Crescent,

Carnatic,

Censorship,

Chandra-gÛpta I.,

----II.,

Chaos,

Character of Hindus,

Charter,

ChikandÎn,

Child, Sir John,

Chitore,

Christianity,

Church establishment,

Chytuc,

Clive,

Coins,

Coote,

Cornwallis, Lord,

Cuttack,

Dalhousie, Lord,

Darius,

Dark Ages,

DÂsyas,

Dekkan,

Delhi,

Deva-datta,

Devastated India,

Dharnia SÛtra,

Didda,

Doaba,

Drama,

DrÂupadi,

Dupleix,

Eastern knowledge,

East Indian Companies,

Ellenborough, Lord,

English administration,

----army,

----encroachments,

----grip on India,

----laws,

----motive,

----travellers,

Epic period,

Faizi,

Fatehpur Sikri,

FerghÂna,

Ferishta,

FerÔze Toghluk,

First grants,

FortunÂta, Princess,

Francis, Philip,

French and English,

----Companies,

Frontiers,

Ganga,

Ganges,

Geography,

GhÂzi-ud-din,

GhiÂss-ud-din,

Ghori,

Ghuznevide dynasty,

Ghuzni,

Godeken,

Gold,

Golden Age,

Gondophares,

Grammarians,

Greased cartridge,

Great Mauryas,

----Moghuls,

Greed of gold,

Greek influence,

Gupta Empire,

Hamida,

HamÎr,

Hardinge, Lord,

Harsha,

Harsha-charita,

HastinapÛr,

Hekataios,

Hemu,

HerÂt,

Hiuen T'sang,

Horse sacrifice,

House of SÛr,

HumÂyon,

Hydaspes,

Hyder-Ali,

Hymns,

Impeachments,

Indian agriculture,

----architecture,

----geography,

----knowledge,

----literature,

----lost river,

----morality,

----philosophy,

----policy,

----religions,

----rivers,

----secretiveness,

Indo-Bactrian,

Indo-Parthian,

Invasion, Aryan,

----Bactrian,

----Mahomed,

----Mongolian,

----Parthian,

----SÂkas,

----Yuehchi,

JÂghirs,

JahÂngir,

Jainism,

Jaipal,

JanÂka,

Jesuits,

JeysulmÊr,

Jhelum,

Jingi,

Jodhpur,

JohÂr,

Jullunder,

Kabul,

KafÛr,

Kalidasa,

KalÎngar,

KandahÂr,

KanÎshka,

KapÎla,

KÂrna,

KaurÂvas,

Khilji dynasty,

King's duties,

Kishna Kumari,

KosÂla,

Kshatriya,

Kutb-din-EÎbuk,

Kutb MinÂr,

Labourdonnais,

LahÔre,

Lake, Lord,

Lally,

Lawrence,

Lost river,

Love,

McNaghten,

Madras,

Magadha,

MÂhÂbhÂrata,

MahmÛd Ghuzni,

----ambition,

----greed,

Mahomed,

----death of,

----Ghori,

----Toghluk,

----treachery of,

Mahratta,

Manes,

Mangalore,

Marvellous Millenium,

Maurya,

Megasthenes,

Mercenaries,

Middle Age,

Mihr-un-nissa,

MÎr-JÂffar,

Missionaries,

MobÂrik,

Moghul,

Moira, Earl of,

Monism,

Monopoly,

Mornington, Lord,

Mutiny,

NÂdir, invasion of,

NÂga,

NagarkÔt,

Nanda dynasty,

NÂsir-ud-daula,

NÂsir-ud-din,

----,

Nawa-ratani,

NawÂb of Bengal,

New RajagrÎha,

Nine gem necklace,

----Nandas,

NizÂm,

NuncomÂr,

NurjahÂn,

Nyaya,

Omichand,

Oude,

Oudipur,

Outlying provinces,

Padmani,

Palibothra,

Pandu,

PÂniput,

Parthians,

Pataliputra,

Patna,

Peace of Aix la Chapelle,

Permanent settlement,

Persistency of creed,

Personality,

Pertap,

Pillars of AsÔka,

Pirates,

Plassey,

Pondicherry,

Portuguese,

Porus,

Prithvi-RÂj,

Private trade,

PunjÂb,

Puranas,

----creed,

Queen Elizabeth,

RajagrÎha,

RÂjputni heroism,

RÂjputs,

----confederacy,

----resistance,

RÂmÂyana,

RÂzia Begum,

Reinhardt,

Religion,

Rig-Veda,

Rock edicts,

Sa'adut-Ali,

SabaktagÎn,

Sai-nair,

SÂkas,

SalÎm,

SamÛdra-gupta,

Sanchi,

Sandracottus,

Sankhya,

Sanwat era,

SarÂswati,

Scythians,

Seleukos Nikator,

Self-choice,

Serpent kings,

Ses-nÂga kings,

ShahÂb-ud-din,

ShÂhjahÂn,

Sidi Dervish,

Sikhs,

Siva-ji,

Sivalak,

Slave kings,

Smith,

Soma,

SomnÂth,

SonpÛt,

St Thomas,

Successions,

Sunjogata,

SurÂj-ud-daula,

Susceptibility to personal equation,

SÛtra,

Syyeds,

TÂj,

Takshaks,

TaksÎla,

Tanjore,

Tartar dynasties,

TaxÎles,

Teetotalism,

Teignmouth Shore,

ThanÊswar,

Timur,

----, cruelty of,

Tippoo-SultÂn,

Toghluk dynasty,

TÔghlukabad,

Toork,

Trichinopoly,

Trumpet-flower City,

Ujjain,

University,

Ûpanishads,

Vaisasika,

Vedanta,

Vedas,

Vellore,

VikramadÎtya,

Vyan-MÂta,

Warren Hastings,

Watson,

WazÎr-Ali,

Wellesley, Marquis of,

----, Arthur,

White Huns,

Woman's plea,

Yoga,

Yuehchi,

YunÂni system,

Zemindar,

FOOTNOTES

Footnote 1: Comparable in modern mythology to Minerva.

Footnote 2: This assemblage, or fair, still exists, under the name of the MÂgh-mela.

Footnote 3: A Ghazi is the title of honour given to one who has killed the infidel.

Footnote 4: It was in this storm that the admiral's ship, Namur, went down, with seven hundred and fifty men.

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