Baba 'All aishik-aghd (ishik), a Lord-of-the-Gate of Husain Bai-qara particulars 278; his son Yunas-i-'all and friend Badru'd-din q.v.
Baba-quli's Sultan Baba 'All Beg1 * particulars 27 ; his sons Baba-qull, Sayyidim 'All and Dost-i-anju (?) Shaikh q.v. ■ [f900 AH.-1495 AD.].
Baba-aughull, see Papa-aGghuli.
Baba, Chubra, a household brave reprieved from death (914) 344 ; on Babur's service (932) 474, 534, (934) 590, 602 ; does well in the battle of the Ghogra (935) 671.
Baba Ilusain, see Husain.
Baba Jan akktachi, a groom or squire Babur dislocates his own thumb in striking him (925) 409.
Baba Jan qabftsi musician at entertainments (925) 386-7, 388.
Baba Kabul! Turk, son of Mir 'Ali, Shah-rukh {Timfi rid)'s Governor of Kabul nominated 'Umar Shaikh's guardian when Kabul was allotted to the boy 14; particulars 382; his brothers Darya Khan and Ghazi (Apaq) Khan q.v.
Baba, Khan Sultan Chaghatdi Chingiz-khaiiid, (Babajak), son of Ahmad (Alacha Khan) his ceremonious meeting with Babur (908) 159; [living in 948 AH.-1542 T.R.].
Baba. Khan Chaghatai, son of The Khan (Mahmud) murdered with his father and brothers by Shaibani (914) 35.
Baba Qashqa Mughul(perhaps identical with Qashqa Mahmud Chirds q.v) o\x\. with Babur (925) 404, 405 ; in charge of Dibalpur (930) 442 ; his brothers Malik Qasim and Kiiki; his sons Shah Muhammad, Dost-i-muhammad and Haji Muhammad Khan Kiiki q.v. ; [f«>. 940 ah.-1553 ad.].2
Sultan Baba-qull Beg, son of Sultan Baba 'Ali Beg serving under Khusrau Shah (901) 60, 61 ; with Babur and captured (903) 72; staunch to him 91 ; in the centre at Oandahar (913) 335 ; conveys royal letters (932) '529.3
Baba Sairami- pursues Babur in his flight from Akhsi (908) 178 ; promised fidelity but seems to have been false 1 79-182.
* The MS. variants between 'All and -quli are confusing- What stands in my text (p. 27) may be less safe than the above.
2 Baba Qashqa was murdered by Muhammad-i-zaman Bcii-qara. For further particulars of his family group see Add. Notes under p- 404.
3 Sultan Baba-qull Beg is found variously designated Quli Beg, Quli Baba, SI'All Baba-quli, Sultan-quli Balw and Baba-qull Beg. Several forms appear to express his filial relationship with Sultan Baba 'Ali (q.v.).
