Yādgār Sulān Shāmlū, ambas­sador of Sulān Khudā­banda, does homage, 893-94 and notes 2 and 3. Do. (bald), cousin of M. Yūsuf K., 945 and n. 1, 946, p. 953; at the top of P.T., p. 623, has a passage which I do not fully understand. The words “the head-strong Kul or Kal” refer to Yūsuf's cousin Yādgār who is styled, apparently, “the bald,” and are in the original Kal-i-ziyāda sir bādāfarāh yāfta as had come to his deserts; in other words, Yādgār the bald had been found in the jungle, with his head cut off. But I am not sure of the meaning. Further on, in p. 953, we are told that one Shāh­bāz K. Niyāzī cut his (Yādgār's) head off. See p. 654 of translation and notes 1 and 2.
Yaḥyā S., Manerī, a saint, 132 and n. 6. Do. Khwāja Naqshbandī Mīr Ḥāj (pilgrims' guide), 293, 569-70, 1185-86.
Ya'qūb K. Kashmīrī, comes Court, 846.
Yūsuf K. Rezavī (Mīrzā), a Saiyid of Mashhad, s. Mīr Aḥmad, B. 346; 120, 125, 129, 144, 146, 149, sent Panjāb, 237, 332, 335, 409, 493, at Rohtās, 507, A. visits, 514, 518, 535, 559, charge camels, 585, 637, rank 2,500, 687, charge Bihār, 701, 779, sent in charge Kashmīr, 796, 798, 822-24, 853, does homage, 871, 880, makes assessment Kashmīr, 830, officers employed Qāẓī 'Alī and Qāẓī Nūrullah, see A.N., III, 548, and Ma'āir U. III, 314; Yūsuf taken as Yūsuf, a servant, 907, 944, 946, Yūsuf put in charge of A. F., 947, 950, 959-60, given Jaunpūr in fief, 1004, artillery officer, 1015, 1020, allowed go Gujarāt, 1064 (having refused accept increased assessment of Kashmīr), made guardian P. Murād, 1081, death at Jalnapūr, 1010, A.H., 1601 A.D.
Yūsufzai, large Afghān tribe, 715-16, 717, defeat A.'s army, 725-33, tribe punished, 750, sold as slaves, 800, 802, 810, 812, 850, 867 and 956-57, tribe submits, 984.