DÁIM ALI, Amir, 241, 247, 271, 306, 307, 316, 325, 327, 421; campaign in Kashmir, 438-441.
Dam-giri (Yás), the, in Tibet, 273 n., 412 and n., 413 and n.; Sultán Said Khán's death from, 137 and n., 446.
Dána Kukildásh, Sháh, 319; Abá Bakr's treatment of, 321.
Dandána (Sind) River, 431.
Danel, fort of, 489.
Danibeg, the Georgian traveller, and dust showers, 69^* n.
Dánishmanjah, of the house of Oktai, 37.^*
“Dár al Islám” (the Seat of Islám), 52.
Darázukhán, 354: see Badakhshán.
Darband-i-Ahanin (Iron Gate), pass of, 20 n., 21 n., 179, 245.
Darugha, Amir, 316, 321.
Darugha, a tribe of Khotan, 67.
Darvish Muhammad Kará Tágh, Mau- láná, 460, 463.
Dáshmand, messenger named, 46.
Dasht-i-Khizr, given to Juji Khán, 293.
Dasht-i-Kipchák, subdued by Kásim Khán, 207; Abulkhair Khán in, 92; given to Juji Khán, 293; Kásim Khán ruler of the, 82, 133, 273; the Uzbeg Kazák leave the, 135; Baran-
duk Khán in power, 154, 163; Abul- khair Khán master of, 272.
Dasht-i-Kulak, 267.
Dáud Khwája, Amir, 31, 36.
Daulat Nigár Khánim, wife of Muham- mad Haidar Mirzá, 88.
Daulat Sháh, 28.
Daulat Sultán Khánim, 108, 118, 156, 356; married to Timur Sultán, 160; daughter of Yunus Khán, 351-2.
Daulat Sultán Sakanj, marries Vais Khán, 64.
Davá (son of Borák), reign of, 35,^* 36^*; his battles with Chapár, 36^*; death of, 36.^*
Davá Khán Pádisháh (Davá Sahan), tomb of, 299, 300.
Dazák Bulbul, place called, 29.
Deguignes, work of; on the house of Chaghatai, 28^*; on the legal code of the Mongols, 22 n.
Delhi, sacked by Davá, 36^*; Moghuls still living in neighbourhood of, 128^*; captured by Hindál Mirzá, 470, 471; retaken by Kámrán Mirzá, 471.
Desert (or ‘steppe’) in Moghulistan, 55^*; central, of Alti-Shahr, 66,^* 67^*.
Deserts to the east and south of Kásh- ghar and Khotan, 295.
Desideri, Jesuit missionary, on Tibet, 135 n.
Digar Pass, 445 n.
Dili Bázár, village of Khatlán, 219.
Dilshád Aghá, Princess, 42; her mar- riage with Amir Timur, 43.
Div Sar, district of Kashmir, 428 and n.
Dogras, expedition to Tibet, under Zoráwar Sing, in 1841, 458 n., 461 n.
D'Ohsson, work of, and the house of Chaghatai, 28^*; on the inhabitants of Moghulistan, 73^*; and the name Tatar, 84^* n., 85^*; and the Chin- budje, 289 n.; Christians and Budd- hist monks, 290 n.; on city of Bála- Sákun, 362 n.
Dowson, Prof., 87^* n.; episode of the battle of Kanauj translated from Tarikh-i-Rashidi, viii.
Dowaira, fortress of, 79 n.
Drokpa, the, 409 n.
Dughlát tribe; Mirzá Haidar a mem- ber of, 3^*; mixed with Turki tribes, 4^*; the Amirs of Eastern Turkistan, 7^*, 39^*; the latter province given to the house of, 33^*; genealogical table of the Amirs of, 50^*; Mangálái Suyah under administration of, 75; given to Chaghatai Khán, 294; commanded by Sayyid Muhammad Mirzá at siege of Kashghar, 305, 306.
Dughlát Amirs; pay tribute to China, 63^*; in power in Alti-Shahr, 99^*; entrusted with the province of “Mangalai Suyah,” 100^*.
Dukhtui, family of the, 306, 307
Dukhtui Sharáwal, Amir, 6, 7.
Dulán, 183.
Duldi tribe, 55 n.
Dulpa (Dukpa), tribe of Champa called, 409 and n., 411, 412 n., 417.
Dust Ali Chulák, 224.
Dust Muhammad Khán, son of Isán Bughá Khán, Khánship of, 88-90; his death, 91, 98; marries the widow of Sániz Mirzá, 99, 102; his great stature, 99; Abá Bákr pays respects to, 252.
Dust Násir, Amir, 260.