Aḥmad 'Alī Atāliq, Turanian ambassador,
857, death of, 881,
885, 1052, 1057.
Do. Beg, Kabulī serv. M. Ḥakīm,
534, received by A., 717,
accompanies Bīrbar, 770,
794-95, 809, 853, Kashmīr
entrusted to, 1004, (he is
B.'s No. 191).
Do. Mullā, of Tatta, author, his
murder by Fūlād, 527-28.
Do. S., second s. Selīm of Fatḥpūr,
62, 127, death and
character, 299.
Do. Sultan, eponymous founder
Aḥmadābād, 305.
Do. Sultan, of Moghalistan,
known as Ālanja K., s.
Yūnas, 840, 843.
Do. Sultan, s. ahmāsp, 899.
Do. s. Khudābanda, or of Shāh
āhīr, 1028, 1046.
Do. Maulāna 'Ali, engraves seals
A.'s ancestors, 1033.
Aḥmadābād, city Gujarāt, A.
marches to, 9, arrives at, 11, extent
of, 12, 'Azīz Koka made governor,
13, A. arrives at 72, victory at,
after nine days' ride enters city,
88, 656, besieged by rebels, 302.
Khān-khānān made governor, 779.
Aḥmadnagar, 108, 604-05, 740, 820,
891, 909, 1023-25, 1045-50,
invested, defended
by Chānd Bībī, 1046-48,
1142-44, fort taken,
115-759.
Aḥmadnagar, a place in Gujarāt, 14,
note.
Āhnposh, fort, 1051, 1104, 1222.
Aḥrārī, Transoxiana saint (Khwāja
Ubaidullah, 109).
Āhūbara, fort, Ahūbara in text but
see translation, p. 1103 and n. 1
1148.
Aimāqs, the Uymāq of B., see his p.
371, n. 2, an Afghanistan and
Central Asian tribe. See P.T.
Index, p. 8. Aimāqs apparently of
Mongol origin, pp. 218-19, of
Turān, 666, 668 and n. 2, 670, 858,
of Badakhshān, 874, 876, 'Abdu-l-Mumín's
demand for, 885, of Badakhshān,
1080, 3000, Badakhshī
Aimāqs under P. Daniel, 1184 and
n. 2.
Ainu-l-Mulk, (ḥakīm) of Shīrāz,
brings Abu Turāb to court, 9, 10,
sent bring 'Itīmād, 9, 13, 15, 62,
123, 127 (where, however, the
name is Ḥakīmu-l-Mulk, and seems
to be different from Ainu-l-Mulk,
see n. 1, p. 464, see also B. 480 and
543. Ḥakīmu-l-Mulk was of Gīlān,
whereas Ainu-l-Mulk was of
Shirāz) arrives from Deccan, 296,
was a faujdār and strengthens
Bareilly, 512, 513, 546, 566, caretaker
of jewellery, 599, 701 (name
omitted in translation), 779, where
he is called bakhshī, and was in
charge Agra, comes to do homage,
but is at first not admitted, 886
sent meet M. Rustum, 993, death
in Hindia, his good character,
1031.
Ājā, s. and heir Jām, 904.
Ajmīr, A. directs that P. Daniel be
brought to him at Ajmīr from
Amber, 49, prince brought there,
54, A. visits shrine at do. again,
63, do., 91, 111-13, 155, minārs
ordered at every two miles from
Agra to Ajmīr, 150. A. arrives,
goes last stage on foot, 233, Siwāna,
a fort in province, taken, 237,
A. leaves Ajmīr 3, April, 1576, do.
returns there September, 259,
Dastam K. made governor of, 295,
A. visits, 298, again, 303, ascends
Tāragarh, 305, arrives Ajmīr, 363,
do., 405, P. Daniel sent there as
A.'s representative, 462, Gulbadan
Begam arrives Ajmīr, 569, Ajmīr
entrusted Jagannāth and Rai
Durgā, 779, made over Nizāmu-d-dīn
Aḥmad, 924, made over Bhārtī
Chand as diwān, 1029, given in
fief to Sharīf Āmūlī, 1112.
Ajmīrī, Saif K.'s war cry, 82 and
n. 4.
Akbar, s. Humāyūn, emperor (1542-1605).
Proper pronunciation is
with an initial short u. In Persian
Akbarnāma there is no entry in
Index of A.'s name! neither under
Akbar, nor 'Arsh Ash'iyanī, nor
Jalālu-d-dīn, nor does the name
appear in Persian Index to vol. I
or II. Nor does it appear in Ayīn
Akbarī P. indices as these are
confined to geographical names.
Praises of, 2-5, second cycle (qarn
=30 lunar years) of life begins
middle of 17th year of reign, 5,
orders Munîm K. to conquer
Bihar, Bengal and Orissa, 6, decides
to march Gujarāt, arrives
Sirohī (Rājputāna), 7, at Dīsa
(Deisa of I. G.), 8, Pattan (Nahr
wāla), 8, here interviews Mīrzā K.
s. Bairām and questions him about
father's murder, interviews 'Itimād
K. and other Gujarātī officers,
10 rioters plunder Gujarātī camp,
11, at Ahmadābād, 11, at Cambay
and meets merchants, 13, sea-excursion,
14, marches against Mīr-zās,
15, Baroda, 16, rapid march
after leaving children in camp,
17, omen from capture of deer, 18,
Sarnāl battle, 19-20, resolves take
Surat, 24, and arrives there, 25,
at Gopī tank, 26, Bengal affairs,
28-31, Moaffar's arrival Surat,
36, Portuguese Christians arrive
from Goa, 37, 38, Surat taken,
39-40, Sulaiman's cannon removed,
41, A. injures his hand, 43-44,
Surat fort made over Qulīj K., 44,
proceeds Aḥmadābād and arrives
Broach, where Jujhār K. (Abyssinian)
put to death for murdering
Cingīz K., 46; 18th year begins,
45, arrives Aḥṃadābād, 46,
arrives Fatḥpūr Sīkrī and has
interview with A. F.'s father, 55-56,
undertakes conquest Bihar and
Bengal, 57, officers sent off, 57-58,
second expedition Gujarāt, 59, sets
off on camel, 62, Ajmīr, 63, Jotāna
or Cotāna, 67, list of companions,
69, Rūpsī's misconduct, 70, Aḥmadābād,
72, nine days' ride, 73, his
remarks, 75, war-cries, 79, victory
over Muḥ. Ḥusain, 74-87, A.'s
remark to Saif's mother, 83, kills
Shāh Madad with own hand, 84,
puts Muḥ. Ḥusain to death, 86-87,
Fatḥpūr, 90-92, branding regulation,
94-95, pays officers' dèbts,
100, A.'s opinion about circumcision,
circumcision of his three
sons, 102-03, criticises preacher's
remark about Prophet's parents,
102, A. weighed, 103-04, Selīm
sent school, 105-06, Hājī B.
arrives, A.'s story about her affection
for A., 107-08, honours Khwāja
Shahīd, 109; 19th year begins,
112, sends for soothsayer who produces
encouraging verse, 131,
camp rosses Karamnāsa r., 133,
nearing Patna, 135, Dāūd's ambassador,
his interview, A. proposes
to Dāūd that they should
fight a duel! 136, A. goes see
Panchpahārī mounds, 137, Ḥājīpūr
taken, 137-39, taking of Patna,
etc., 140-44, at Jaunpūr, 145-47,
list of officers sent Bengal, 145,
A.'s views about praying for rain,
148, A. orders pillars (minārs) to
be put up at every kos from Agra
to Ajmīr, 156, building of hall of
worship ('ibādatkhāna) at Fatḥpūr,
157 and 364, A. F. does homage
and performs prostration, 160-62,
Branding regulation, 165, investigation
of land tenures and establishment
of Record-office, 166-67,
A. marries 'Arab Shāh's d., 167;
20th year begins, 181, submission
of Dāūd, 183, imperial ladies depart
Mecca, 203, Mīrza Sulaimān
of Badakhshān comes court, 211,
goes Mecca, 231, A. proceeds
Ajmīr, 232, his opinion about pilgrimages,
233, walks last stage to
Ajmīr, 233; 21st year begins, 235,
leaves Ajmīr 3 April, 1576, 237,
war against Rānā Partāb Singh
of Udaipūr, 236-47, Bengal expedition,
248, visits Ajmīr, 259,
A. abandons design of going on
pilgrimage, and appoints a Mīr
Ḥāj, 271, Manṣūr Shīrāzī made
vizier, 273; 22nd year begins, 283,
A.'s d. dies, 283, ambassador
'Abdullah king of Tūrān arrives,
296, A. visits Ajmīr in 1577, and
cures leopard-keeper of his eyes
by breathing upon him, 298,
visits Tārāghar, 305, Abu Turāb
made leader of pilgrims do.,
Shahābu-d-dīn made governor
Gujarāt, 306, A.'s kindness to
animals, 307, Panjab expedition,
310, mint arrangements, order for
coining square rupees, 321, visits
Narnaul saint do. and n. 3; 23rd
year begins, 337, A.'s horse
stumbles, reflections thereon, 338-39,
grand hunt, followed by A.'s
religious absorption, 345-48,
mother's anxiety, 348, Portuguese
official and wife arrive from
Bengal, 349-50 and n. 1, A.'s
keenness in inquiry, 351, fills
Anuptalāo tank with money, 354,
(opening of it, 374), Muḥibb 'Alī
governor Delhi, 357, A. visits
Ajmīr, 361, 'Ibādatkhāna meetings.
364-372, speaks*
to learned Christians
about reverence to women
being part of their religion, 372,
A.'s division of his time, 372-73,
directs examination of treasuries,
373-74 (see also 286), death of
Khān Jahān, 381, builds poor
houses in capital, they were serais,
381, appointment of a Mīr Ḥāj
(pilgrim leader), and gifts to
Mecca, 383; 24th year begins, 385
Moaffar appointed Bengal, 386,
'Azīz Koka offended and retires,
387, Sultan Murād put to school,
388, A.'s spiritual supremacy, 390,
enters pulpit, 395, A. misunderstood,
396-400, last visit Ajmīr,
402, tiger reverences A.'s name,
404, A.'s piety, 406-07, and n. 2,
war upon Feringhīs (Portuguese),
409, holy stone, 410-12, creation
twelve provinces, 413, ten years'
settlements, 413-14, Bihar rebellion,
415-22, Bengal do., 426-35
and 441-47; 25th year begins,
remission taxes, 437, P. Daniel
sent Ajmīr, 462, defeat of rebels
in Bengal and Bihar, 467-81, A.'s
physical strength, 481-82, special
attention to Divine matters, and
imitates Moghul calendar of good
deeds, 488-90, expedition against
Ḥakīm M. (his half-brother), 492,
visits saint at Thānesar, 500, hangs
innocent Shāh Manṣūr, 501-05,
encamps Sirhind, 509; 26th year,
510, visits Nagarkote, 511, visits
shrine Bālnāth, 513, banks of
Indus, 516, accepts disciple, 520,
founding of Attock do., at Gorkhāttrī
in Peshawar accompanied
by A. F. he advances as far as
secret chamber, 528, march Kabul,
529-40, return India, 541, after
visiting Bābur's tomb, 542, Ḥakīm
M. was forgiven, but never waited
on Akbar, 542, being prevented by
fear or illness, Maṣūm Farankhūdī
pardoned, 540, Indus bridged by
Qāsim K., 545, qāẓīs appointed in
cities, 546, reaches Delhi and visits
father's tomb, 547, arrives Fatḥpūr,
548, punishes Shāhbāz K.,
550 (he had lately been permitted
to pay his respects, 546), death
Ḥājī B., 551, makes many thousand
disciples (chelās), 558, Maṣūm
Farankhūdī's bad behaviour, 553,
suggestions of officers, 559-61,
collectors appointed, 561, return
Gulbadan B., 569, arrival and
deaths 'Abdu-n-nabī and 'Abdullah
Sultanpūrī, 571-72, assassination
of Maṣūm Farankhūdī,
576-77 and n. 1, execution of
Jalābī, 577 and nn. 1 and 2, Fatḥ
Ullah of Shīrāz sent for, 578,
(arrives, 593), bursting of tank on
A.'s birthday, 578-80, building of
dumb house (gang maḥal), 581-82,
M. K. made guardian Sultan
Selīm, A.'s illness, 583-84, Greek
medicine adopted for A., 584,
Shahbāz released, 584-85, overseers
appointed, 585, marriage-directors
appointed, 585-86, visits
Bīrbar, 587; 28th year, conquest
of Bengal, 589, d. Mota Rajah
saved by A. from satī, 594-96,
official appointments, 598-600,
Barhān-ul-Mulk comes court, 603
and n., Gujarāt affairs, 607-13,
marches to found Allahabad, 166-17,
A.'s mother joins him, 618,
embankment made on Ganges,
Gujarāt affairs, 626-43; 29th year;
the Bāra Bhuīāhs of Bengal, 648
and n. 2, Dacca affairs, 648-51,
Badakhshān troubles, 652, Orissa,
653, A. saves Bīrbar's life, 654,
Gujarātī affairs, 656-57, fighting
in Bengal on Brahmaputra, 658-59,
Arām Bānū Begum's birth,
661 and n. 1, Shāhrukh arrives and
account of him, 662-72, conquest
of Bhātī district, Bengal, 673,
Selīm's marriage with Rajah
Bhagwān's d., 677-78, Moaffar
Gujarātī's defeat, 679-84; 30th
year, 685, settlements, Fatḥ Ullah
Amīnu-l-mulk's paper, 687-93,
Bengal entrusted Ṣādiq K. 695,
'Isā K.'s submission, 697-98, revenue
remissions, 699, Panjab expedition,
702, death M. Ḥakīm
703-04, 'Abdu-r-Raḥmān of Luck
now's madness, 708, A.'s mother
arrives, 709, army for conquest
Kashmīr, 715, A. arrives Attock,
717, pacification Bengal, 721-22,
Yūsuf ruler Kashmīr comes court,
722-23, quarrel between Zain K.
and Bīrbar, and great disaster,
727-32; 31st year, 738, A. spends
three months, 12 days, in Attock,
744, A. arrives Lahore from
Attock, 27 May, 1586, and resolves
to make some stay there, 748,
remission revenue, 749, Qāsim k.
sent conquer Kashmīr, 752-53,
A.'s letter to 'Abdullah K. of
Tūrān, 754-61, great flood at Sirhind,
761, conquest of Kashmīr,
762-68, Kashmīr affairs, 769 et
seq., legend, 771-74, M. Sulaimān's
return, 785; 32nd year, 789, Afghanistan
put again in charge
Zain K., 790, Sultan Murād's
marriage, 791, Kabul Road made
peaceable, 792, Todar Mal
wounded, 792-93, defeat Tārīkīs,
794-96, Yūsuf K. given charge
Kashmīr, 796, Yūsufzais punished,
many sold as slaves, 800, Yūsuf
ruler Kashmīr sent Bihar, 801,
murder Mullā Aḥmad, 803-5;
33rd year begins, 806, P. Daniel's
marriage with Sultan Khwāja's d.
do., the gaz Ilāhī or imperial yard
introduced, 806-07 and n. 1, A.
bitten by wolf near Lahore, 807,
conquest of Swāt, 310, remission
revenue, 812, a brahman allowed
retire from society, A.'s and
A. F.'s reflections, 814-15; 34th
year begins, 816, the d. Sāid K.
had a d. by Selīm S., and A. gave
the child the name of 'Affat Bānu;
she only lived three years; A. F.
notes (p. 816) that contrary to
custom the birth was made an
occasion of rejoicing, Miyān Tānsen
dies to great grief of A. do.,
A. goes Kashmīr, 817 (and arrives
Srīnagar, 827), misconduct of P.
Royal, 824-25, remarkable shaking
tree, 825 and nn. 2 and 3, description
of Srīnagar, 827-28, account
of rīshī do. and n. 5, A. visits
Shihābu-d-dīnpūr, imperial lādies
arrive, 829, A. makes assessment
Kashmīr, 829-32, 835, A. makes
long boat excursion up the Jhelam
to near fountain head of river
and then goes Srīnagar, Ambassadors
sent Ladākh and Bāltistan,
838, Polo ground, 836, ambassador
sent Tibet. A.'s illness, 838,
returns from Kashmīr, visits the
dying Muḥibb 'Alī Rohtāsī, 840,
account Dughlat family and other
descendants Chingiz K., 840-42
expedition Afghanistan, visits
tombs at Kabul, 858, birth Sultan
Parvīz, 859, Miriam M. arrives do.,
A. returns from Kabul, 861, death
of Todar Mal, 861-62, ice on
ground, 862, K. K. presents translation
Bābar's Memoirs, 862 and
n. 4 (about 24 November, 1589),
hunting, 863-64, A. hurt by fall
from horse while hunting hyena,
866, visits Abu-l-fatḥ's grave at
Ḥasan Abdāl, 868, visits Rohtās,
869, fall from elephant, 869-70,
and 874, verse on the subject, an
elephant indicates that his mahout
had told a fib, 870; 35th year
begins, 871, A. enters Lahore do.,
Padre Firmilīūn comes from Goa,
873 and 874 and n. 1. Presumably
real name Leon Grimon. Remission
revenue, 875, 'Abdu-l-Mumín's
envoy drowned Jhelum, 876,
rain falls at A.'s prayer, 876-7,
eclipse sun, 877-78, rain again falls
at A.'s prayer, 877, A.'s mother
goes Fatḥpūr, 880-81, A. quotes
Ḥāfi about two ecclesiastics
drinking, 881, story about Miriam
Makānī and needle-marks on A.'s
foot. Turānian ambassador arrives,
885, Shahbāz imprisoned, 885, A.
saves pigeon, 886; 36th year 889,
Persian ambassador arrives, 893,
A.'s mother comes from Agra, 901,
Sharīf 'Amulī gets four great
offices, 916, A. arrives Lahore, 917,
battle with M. Jānī and the Sindhians,
917 (and 929), birth Shāh
Jahān, 921, capture Umarkot, 924,
prayer causes rain, 925; 37th year.
927, conquest Orissa, 933, Jānī
Beg makes peace, 938, epidemic
illness, 939, old epidemic in Cingiz
K.'s time cured by henna, 939-40,
Orissa rebels submit, 940, A. proceeds
Kashmīr, 942-43, disturbances
there, 944-46, Yādgār
seditions, 945, Qāẓī 'Alī killed, 946,
conquest of Jūnagarh and province
of Sorath, 948, end of rebellion,
950, Yādgār put to death,
953, many victories, 955, A. in
Srīnagar, 956, visits saffron fields,
957-58, A. returns India, 959, at
Wular Lake, 960, end of Moaffar
Gujarātī's career, 962-65, return
Lahore, 966, A.'s escape from accident,
967; 38th year begins, 971,
Moghul regulations, 974, Mīrzā
Koka sails to Mecca, 979-82, Shahbāz
released, 985, danger of P.
Daniel, 994, 115 Kashmīrī porters
lost in snow, 997; 39th year begins,
998, A. enters subaqueous chamber,
1000, arrangements about
coinage, 1001, ship built on Rāvī
do., M. Koka returns Gujarāt,
1004, death of Niẓāmu-d-dīn, historian,
1005, M. Koka's audience,
1006, letter to king of Persia,
1008-14; 40th year begins, 1023,
arrival of caravan from Goa,
several Christian fathers in it
1027, twelve diwāns appointed
1029, trial by ordeal, 1032, new
seal made, 1033, death of Faiī,
1034-40, A. visits F. on his death-bed,
1036-38; 41st year begins
A.H. Rajab 1004 (March 1596),
1049, letter to 'Abdullah K. of
Tūrān, 1053-58. Selīm married
Zain K.'s d. 1058-59, A. succeeds
in stopping rain, 1060, gets rain
to fall, 1061, decendants of Ḥāfi
appear do. and furnish an omen.
A. informed by a deer do. and, 1062,
P. Daniel's mother dies, 1063, ‘Isas’
defeat, 1063. Famine, 1063-64,
ship built, 1066. Account Kuch
Bihar, 1067-68 and 1081, Shahrukh's
rank increased, 1069, A.
makes fresh divisons of his time,
1019, death of Rāna Kīka do.
Deccan victory, 1070.
Forty-second year of reign
begins, 1074 deaths of Mān Singh's
s. and of Ṣādiq K. do.; great fire
in Palace, 1075 and nn. Mau
taken, 1084; famine in Kashmīr,
1087; ambassadors sent Tibet,
1091, A. returns from Kashmīr,
1095, death of Rustum s. P.
Murād, 1096-97, death of
'Abdullah ruler Turān; 43rd year
begins, 1102, A. F.'s experiences,
1104, death of Shāh Muḥ. of
Shahabad author, 1110, arrival
Persian ambassadors with costly
carpets, A. at, 1113. A.'s expedition
Deccan, 1115, death of Māh
Bānū, 1117 and 1120, A. visits
father's tomb, 1118; 44th year,
1121, P. Daniel arrives, 1122,
Nāsik taken, 1123. A. F.'s interview
with Bahadur of Khandesh,
1123, death of P. Murād, 1125-27,
Ma'ṣūm Kabuli's, 1130, d. of one
of A.'s wives, 1130-31, Daniel
sent Deccan, 1132, death 'Isā K.,
1140, death Shahbāz K., 11-42,
A. F. and Chānd Bībī, 1142-43,
A.'s illness, 1144-45, A. swims in
Narbada v., 1147; 45th year,
1148-49, A. sees A. F., charge
Khāndesh made over A. F., 1150,
Bengal disturbances, 1151, one
Ibrāhīm executed, 1152, death
Jijī Anagea, 1153, 'Ambar Ḥabshī
defeated do. A. F. promoted do.,
death Shamsu-d-dīn Khāfī, 1154,
Jahāngīr's misconduct, 1155, n.
about Anarkalī's death do,
Ahmadnagar taken, 1157, Chānd B.
killed at, 1158. Jalāla T.'s death.
1160, Asīr taken, 1163-71, death
Janī Beg, 1171, Bahādur sent
Gwaliyar, 1176; 46th year, 1177,
A. returns Agra, 1183, Badakhshan
annexed, 1187, A. F.'s history
ends with 46th year, 1201, Note.
Forty-seventh year, 1206,
Jahangīr turns back at Etawah,
1210 and n. 2, 'Ambar Jeo's defeat,
1212, taking of Jammū, 1213,
Bengal successes do. A. F. murdered,
1216-23, see 1220 n. 47th
year, 1228, 47th is a mistake for
48th, troubles about P. Daniel,
1228, Bengal occurrences, 1231,
Jahangīr's misconduct, 1233,
Bengal successes, 1235.
Forty-ninth year begins, 1238,
suicide of Sultan Khasru's mother,
1239, P. Daniel's marriage do. A.
sets out for Allahabad, but returns,
1242. Death of Miriam
Makānī, 1245, Selim returns to
his father, 1247, put under arrest,
1248, promotions of officers, 1249,
Kashmīr troubles, 1230, letter
from Shah 'Abbās's aunt written to
Mīriam Makānī, 1251, 50th year
begins, 1252, P. Daniel's death,
1254, his widow's sorrow, 1255,
death Sakīna Banu half-sister of
A., 1256. Akbar's death, 1258, on
15th October, 1605 (1014 A.H.)
Burial at Sikandra, 1262, cf. B
212 and n. 2, and Jahangīr's Memoirs
translation, p. 101, also
pp. 71-72.
Akbarābād, another name for Agra;
see Agra.
Akbarnagar, near Rājmaḥal, founded,
1042-43.
Akbarpūr, d. Faiẓabād, t. Oude, 487
and n. 3.
Do. a place in Central India,
the residence of Bīrbar,
617.
Akhsī (T), town Farghāna, evidently
its capital 1108.
Akmaḥal (Rājmaḥal) in Bengal, 230
and n. 2, 238, 250, 1042.
Akrambal, Kashmīr, 763, 766.
'Ālam K., the Khān 'Ālam of B., p.
378, see Calma Beg.
Do. Sultan, s. P. Murād and 'Azīz
Koka's d., 881.
'Ālam Khwāja, eunuch, killed by
wrestler, 514-15.
Alāman, s. Humayūn and Ḥājī B.,
107.
Alanj, fountain Kashmīr (the Achiaval
of Bernier), 837-38.
'Alau-d-dīn, collec or, put to death,
387.