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Abu'1-fazl, see Akbar-ndma.
Abu'l-hasan qiir-begi in the right wing at Qandahar (913) 334; does well (925)404; his brother Muhammad Husain q.v.
Abu'l-hasan qurchi in the centre at Qandahar (913) 335.
Abu'l-hashim, servant of SI. 'Ali [Taghal Begchik~\ overtakes Babur with ill news (925) 412.
Abu'l-ma'ali Tinnizi sw his burial-place has significance as to Mahdl Khwaja's family 705 ; [f97l AH.-1564 AD.].
Khwaja Abu'l-makaram supports Bal-sunghar Mirdn-sJidhi (901) 62, (902) 65 ; acts for peace (903) 91 ; meets Babur, both exiles (904) 99 ; at Babur's capture of Samarkand (906) 132,141 ; leaves it with him 147 n. 2 ; speaks for him (908) 157-8; fails to recognize him 161; W&~ at Archlan 184; [f908 AH.-1502 AD.].
Shaikh Abu'l-mansiir Mdtarldi his birthplace Samarkand 75, 76 ; [f333 ah!-944 ad.].
Abu'l-muhammad neza-bdz in the tiilghuma of the left wing at Panlpat (932) 473 ; on service (933) 582, (934) 589, 598.
Abu'l-muhammad Khujandi -his sextant 74 n.4.
Abii'l-muhsin Mirza Bdi-qard Timiirid, Barlds Turk, son of Husain and Latlf particulars 262 (where for " husain " read muhsin), 269 ; serving his father (901) 58; defeats his brother Badl'u'z-zamSn (902) 69, 70 ; defeated by his father at Halwa-spring (904) 260; his men take Qarakul from Auzbegs (906) 135 ; co-operates against ShaibanI (912) 296; rides out to meet Babur 297 ; they share a divan 298 ; presses him to winter in Herl 300; returns to his district (Merv) 301 ; his later action and death 329-30, 331 ; [t913 AH.-1507 ad.].
Abu'l-muslim Kukuldash brings an Arghun gift to Babur (925)401,402.
Abii'l-qasim Jaldir tells Babur a parrot story (935)1 494.
Abii'l-qasim a musician (923) 387, 388 (here Qasim only).
Abii'l-qasim Kohbur Chaghatdl, son of Haidar-i-qasim on service with Babur (902) 68, (906) 130, 131, 133; in the right wing at Sar-i-pul (Khwaja Kardzan) 139; killed 141; [f906 AH.-1501 ad.].
Shaikh Abu.'1-wajd Fdrighi, maternal-uncle of Zain Khawdfl makes verse on the Kabul-river (932) 448; his chronogram on Al-aman's birth (935) 621 ; [|940 AH.-1533 AD.2].
' The date 935 ah. is inferred from p. 483. Cf. Badayuni's Muntakhabii't-tawarlkh and Ranking's trs. i, 616 and n. 4, 617.
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