The Persian text has a separate index for places. It seems to me now that the entries in the Place-Index might be omitted, or at least greatly reduced in number. For, the historical part of the A. N. seldom has anything fresh or important about topography. The proper place in which to look for entries of geographical facts is in the Āyīn Akbarī volumes, and these can be consulted in the translations by Blochmann and Jarrett. There are over eighty entries in the P.T. under Kabul, Kabul river etc., etc. But nearly all are mere names. A similar remark applies to the entry ‘Kabulis.’ And there are still more entries under Kashmīr, Kashmīrīs, and Srinagar.
Kabīr K., s. Bahādur, king Khān­desh, 1123, 1146, 1166.
Kabīr Chishtī, Shaikh, known in Jahāngīr's reign as Shujā'at and as the ‘Rustam of the Age,’ 460, 519, 613 and n. 5, 716, 794, pro­moted, 1249.
Kākar 'Alī K., killed at Patna siege, 115.
Kālā Pahār. Not, I think, Sulaimān Kararānī's general and Orissa's conqueror. Leaves Lūdī, 31, goes Ghorāghāt, 169, makes com­motion there, 186, wounded and defeated, 253, death, 592. Apparently, there is mistake in B., p. 370 and n. 1. Kālā Pahār, also called Rājū, mentioned as servant Sa'ādat K., 1154. In my notes I have identified him with the Rājū Deccanī who afterwards gave Imperialists so much trouble. But I do not suppose he is the Rājū who was also called Kālā Pahār. He is mentioned at 592 as having been annihilated, but perhaps this only means that he was defeated. For Rājū Deccanī, sedition-monger, see 1173, 1185, 1189-90, 1192-95, 1199, 1200, 1216.
Kālū Yūsuf-Zai, absconds, 716, 750. But name Bustān Kālū seems uncertain, see P.T. 495 n. 3, punished, 811 and n. 4. The figures in this note, viz. 495 and 559 should be 750 and 850.
Kalyān Dās, s. Todar Mal, 812, in charge roads, 1200, of Kālīn­jar, 1249.
Kāmrāj, division of N. portion Kashmīr, 763 and n. 5, 797-98, 830, 946, 1160.
Kāmrān M., s. Bābur, his d., 22, also two ds., 205, his widow, 212, garden, 889 and 931, g.d. marries Selīm i.e. Jahāngīr, 969. Her name was Nūru-n-nisā. See B. 477 n.
Kāniguram, vill. S.W. Bannū, 810, 987. Famous as residence Bāya­zīd Anṣārī, name of perhaps means hot mine. See Ency. of Islām I, 686.
Karābūh, 'Īsā's home, 648 and n. 4.
Kārgiyā, title, ruler Gīlān, 896.
Karm Ullah Kambū, b. Shahbāz, 518 and n. 3, forger, 530, A. visits, 774-75.
Kashmīr and Kashmīrīs, passim, wickedness of, 465, 724, 747, 752, 762-788, 796-99, assessment, 830-31. A. visits rīshī, 832-33, boat-journey to S. Kashmīr, 835, crooked character people, 877. A. visits, 943, Kashmīrī language begins to be spoken at Ratan, Panjab, 822.
Kāsū Afghān, also called Qāsim K., 147, his s., 879.
Khaibar Pass, passim.
Khalïfahābād in Orissa, 968.
Khān Kilān (Mīr Muḥ. K.), wounded at Sirohī, elder b. Shamsu-d-dīn Atgah, 46, 65, death, 231. See B. 322.
Khāndesh, army sent to, 279, 290, 380, 740, 915, 1045, 1047, Rājah of, killed, 1150, 1166, name changed for a time to Dāndesh or Dāndes in 1599. See I.G., XV, 229, inter­view with ruler, 1123, 1146, 1150, 1160.
Khānim Muḥtarima, 212 and n. 1.
Khān 'Ālam or Chalma Beg, s. Kāmrān's foster-b., 7, P.T., 16, 19, 21, sent E. prov., 57, 99, 115, 120, 135, takes Ḥajīpūr, 138-39, 145, killed in battle, 176. See B. 378.
Khānzāda Khānam d. M. Sulaimān, 214 and n. 3, 669, 744 and n. 3.
Khasrū, e.s. Jahāngīr, born at Lahore, August 1587, m. d. Rajah Bhagwant Dās, her title Shāh Begam, 799, Khasrū at school, 922, 955, 961, learns Indian philosophy, 995, rank of 5,000, 999, 1140, 1152 and n. 2, marriage 1211, M.'s suicide, 12, rank of 10,000, 1257.
Khiẓr Khwāja, husband Gulbadan B., his d. Selīma, 206 and n. 2, 611 and n. 2, 657 and n. The entries in P.T. of 553, 554 and 635, corresponding to pp. 840 and 842 of translation, refer to another Khiẓr Khwāja.
Khudābanda Sulān Muḥ., e.s. Shāh ahmāsp and b. 'Abbās I, sends presents to A., 8, his blindness and his sister Parī Khānam's intrigues, 319-20, 893, 899, 992, 1021.
Khudāwand K. Deccanī, A. F.'s b.-in-law, 686 and n. 2, 786, 804, death in Pattan (Gujarāt) in 1589 A.D., 835 and n. 2. Later entries in P. list refer to another Abys­sinian also named Khudāwand.
Kūc Bihar or Cooch Bihar, Qāq­shāls take refuge in, 170, 349 and n. 1, 622, 625, 650 and submission of ruler, Lachmī Narain, 1066-68, 1081-82, 1093-94.