The geographical entries under this letter are few and unimportant. Some well-known places are mentioned, such as Lahore. Lucknow, Ludiana and Lahori Bandar, but there are no details about them. Readers are referred to the Āīn Akbarī vols. The personal list may also be much reduced.
Lachmī Narain, ruler Kūc (Cooch) Bihar, account of kingdom, 106 668, defeat of the Pātkunwar (Prince-Royal) 1081-82, 1093-94. The defeat of Rājah Mān Singh's son Durjan Singh is mentioned on p. 1093. The word in Persian text for a landed proprietor is bumī, and bumīān is used apparently for the plural. There is a long article on Mān Singh in the Darbār Akbarī, p. 535, but Durjan Singh's affair is only slightly touched upon on p. 537. Katrabū is mentioned in MS. Collector Doug­las's letter of 1790. See A. N. 1093, n. 3. It was Īsā Khān's capital. The Mymensingh D. G., p. 168, has an account of 'Īsā Khān's parentage. The story of Mān Singh's challenge probably ficti­tious. There is an account of
Mān Singh in Ma'āir U. II, 160.
Lahori Bandar, decayed sea-port in Sind, 972-73, made Khālṣa, i.e. Crown-property, 986, 1007, 1066.
La'l Kalānwat, singer, 69 and n. 2, 82 and n. 2, his s., (?) 100, 145, 227. See B. 612 and n. He was of Gwalior and known as Miyān Lāl. See also Jahāngīr's Memoirs, 150.
Lāla, e.s. Bīrbar, 1122, retires, 1200.
Langar Kot, a fort, 778 and n. 2.
Lashkar K., Mīr Bakhshī, 48, 89, 99, 131, 145, dies of wounds, 180. See B. 407. His name was Muḥ. Ḥusain of Khurāsān.
Lonikāthīs, Gujarāt tribe, 608 and n. 4. At 633 it is name of an individual.
Lonkarn (Rai), salt-magnate, 237, 244, sent Dūngarpūr, 278, 295 and n. 4. His s. Manohar was a poet, 311, 422, 599, 632. See B. 494 and Jahāngīr's Mem. I. 17, 112, 231, death, 321.
Lūdī or Lodī K., s. Sulaimān Kararānī, 28-31, put to death, 97-100.