FAKHRUDDIN, Khwája, a merchant, 76, 77.
Fakir Ali, 387.
Fakih ibn Bakr, tomb of, in Káshghar, 301.
Famine in Hisar, 262.
Faráh, Muhammad Husain Kurkán in, 201, 205-6.
Farghána, 8 n., 9 n.; a possession of the Kháns of Moghulistan, 52^*; Isán Bughá Khán's incursion, 85; pro- vince of, 87 n.; capital of: see Akhsi; Sultán Ahmad Mirzá and, 110; taken by Sháhi Beg, 130; Mirzá Abá Bakr's advance on, 132; raided by Muhammad Kirghiz, 134; at- tack and conquest of, by Sayyid Muhammad Mirzá, 140, 239-41; quarrels and disputes between the sons of Mirzá Omar Shaikh Kurkán, 154, 173; Abá Bakr and, 248: see also Andiján; province of Said Khán and, 276, 284-6; joined on to Mavárá- un-Nahr, 282; Mir Vali and, 320; plundered by the Kirghiz, 367.
Farhád Aberdi, 32, 34.
Fárs, Yunus Khán journeys in, 85.
Fáryáb (Fáráb), 44.
Fattehpur Sikri, Humayun shot at, 17^* n.
Fatwá, Mirzá Abá Bakr's use of, 258-9.
Ferebr (Farab), 170 n.
Fergusson, Mr., on the Martand temple, 427 n.
Fikh-i-Ahwat, book celebrated in Kash- mir, 435, 436.
Finákand (Shahrukhia), 289 and n.
Firishta, the historian, 19,^* 29,^* 246 n., 247 n.; on the Niázi tribe of Af- ghans, 21,^* 22^*; on the death of Mirzá Haidar, 22^*; on the Sultáns of Kashmir, 433 n.; account of Mirzá Haidar's invasion of Kashmir, 441 n., 442 n.; on Kámrán Mirzá's behaviour to Mirzá Haidar, 474 n.; on Indra- kot, 485 n.; history translated by C. J. Rodgers, 487.
Firmán, country of, 42.
‘Five Cities’ (Bishbálik), 61,^* 62^* n.
Forsyth, Sir Douglas, and towns buried by moving sands, 67^*; on sand- buried towns of Lob and Katak, 11 n., 12 n.; on ancient Greek coins obtained from a submerged town, 70^*; mission to Kashghar in 1873, vii., 408.
Fort built on Tuman River by Abá Bakr, 285-6.
Fort at Yarkand, built by Abá Bakr, 296-7.
Fraser, Mr. James, on Fariáb, 44 n.; on the Kizilbásh, 214 n.
Fruit, in the provinces of Kashghar and Khotan, 303.
Fu-ma, the title, 278 n.