'Ibādatkhāna (house of worship) A.
builds, 157, 364.
Ibrāhīm Beg s. Burhānu-l-Mulk,
1024-25.
Do. Ḥusain M. s. Muḥ. Sulān
M., and g.s. Sulān
Ḥusain of Herāt, 8, his
petition, 12, 15, in Broach,
16, 17, 22, at Sarnāl, 20,
his w. Gulrukh B., 22, 27,
32, 42, 49, 50-53, death,
54, 87.
Do. Fatḥpūrī (S.), 62, 309, gov.
Fatḥpūr Sikrī, 337, 407-8,
495, 575, 593, does
homage, 654, death, 908,
his s. Khalīl, a blind man,
1189-90.
Do. K., 138.
Do. M., s. Sulaimān of Badakhshān,
m. Shāh Muḥ.
Kāshgharī's d., 212-13.
Do. (Sulān), defends Ghorī
fort, 218.
Do. s. Bahrām M., 216, put to
death, 899.
Do. S., of Khorāsān; s. Shāhrukh,
died of plague, 315.
Do. nephew 'Ādil K. Bījāpūrī,
441.
Do. Mullā supposed f. Jalāla
Tārīkī, 810
Do. Niāmu-l-Mulk, death,
1028.
Do. Ḥājī, of Sirhind; Ṣadr
Gujarāt, killed while
escaping, 606. See Badāyūnī,
vol. II.
Īdar, Rajput State, Bombay, 27, 48,
57, 59, 89, 92, 268, 269, 272, 276,
conquered, 280-281, 306, 323, 389,
632, 656.
Īkhlāṣ K., 1043.
Ikhtiyāru-l-Mulk Gujarātī waits on
A., 10, absconds, 13, 15, rebels, 59-60,
85, killed, 86-87, head brought
in, 88, sons, 121, 640.
'Īsā, zamīndār, Bengal, originally
Hindu, and s. Kālī Dās Gajdānī
(elephant expert?).
376-77, 647-49, 658-60, 672,
694, submits 696-7, his intrigues,
969, presents tribute,
1031, 1043, 1059, defeated,
1063, 1068, 1093-4, death, 1140,
his s. Dāūd, 1214-15. See
Journal A.S.B. 1904, Part I,
Vol. 83, p. 1.
Do. (Khwāja), Qutlū's vakīl in
Orissa, 879, 934.
Do. Mīrzā, 978.
Iskandar (Alexander the Great)
anecdote of, 501, verse about,
600, tribe claiming descent
from d. of, 716, anecdote, 1098.
Do. (Sikandar) f. 'Abdullāh K.
of Tūrān, 753, 760.
Do. Afghān, escapes, 23.
Do. (Sikandar) Beg (name omitted
in translation). See
translation, 919, and P.T.
602, wounded and dies,
925.
Do. (Sikandar) Uzbeg, there is a
long account of Iskandar
Uzbeg in B., p. 365, No. 48,
based on Ma'āiru-l-U. I,
84; and there is also much
about him in Vol. II, A.N.
but he does not come
into, Vol. III, for he
died in, 980, B. rightly
says it was Chalma Beg
who was at Sarnāl. Apparently
two persons held
at same time title of K.
'Ālam.
Do. (Sikandar), Usbeg, joins
Sulaimān Kararānī, 933-34,
Malik Sikandar shut
up in Cuttack, fort Sārangarh,
941. They had 300
elephants. A notice at
p. 29 says Sikandar Uzbeg
died in Bihār. His s.
Maḥmūd in Selīmpūr,
170. At p. 175 a Sikandar
is mentioned who seems to
be K. Jahān, an officer of
Dāūd. At 752 a Sikandar
Rafīq mentioned, and at
753, a Sikandar U. who
was not the ruler of
Tūrān at p. 933, 1050,
1100-01. A Sikandar
Caknī, 45. An Iskandar
s. Sa'īd who accompanied
Ḥaidar M. to Tibet and
Kashmīr, 844.
Ismā'īl Qulī Turkoman, y. b. Ḥusain
Qulī and nephew Bairam, 53, 230,
253, 386, in Bengal, 428, 431, 480,
591, 588, sent Balūchistān, 716-17,
with P. Daniel, 743, among Yūsufzais
when there was a pestilence,
750, Multān, 779, misbehaves, 802-03,
Gujarāt, 888, with Murād, 914,
997, Kālpī, 1001, at Court, 1059,
date of d. not recorded, 1200,
his women poisoned him. See
Ma'āiru-l-U. I, 105, and Darbār
A., 712.
Ismā'īl Ṣafavī I, Shah Persia, s.
Ḥaidar, account of, 895-96
defeated at Khāldarān (Chāldirān),
1019.
Do. II, 305, delete 316-19, 432,
898-99.
Isma'īl and 'Īsā, his b., sold as
slaves into Central Asia,
647.
Do. s. and S. Jamāl died about the
same time from drink, 706-07.
Do. s. Burhānu-l-Mulk, 820-21,
892.
I'timād K. Gujarātī, 8, A. sends for,
9-11, 13, 15, 89, 201, goes pilgrimage,
306, promoted, 464-65, in
charge jewels, 585, gov. Gujarāt,
596, 599, 607-14, 623, 632. Note;
he died Pattan, 995 A.H., i.e. 1587,
See B. 387 and Ma'āir I, 93-100.