586, App. Q, lx, lxvi ; /. The Wdhdiyyah-risdla (935 AH.) - 619-20-31 n. 3, {tarjuma) 612-3, App. Q, lix ; g. The Hindustan Poems 642, App. Q; h. Rdmpur MS. of 6 and 7. App- Q, referred to * 438, 620 n. 6, 642 n. 3 ; i. Diary of 932 to 936 q.v. ;j. Narrative of 899 to within 914 AH. q.v. ; Babur's verse quoted in the Babur-nama: (Turki,) love-sickness 120-1; the worldling 130 ; granting a request 137 ; respite from stress 148 ; praise of a beloved 153 ; the neglected exile 154 ; isolation 156 ; the New Years 236 ; Fortune's crueltj 309; ?Turkman Hazara raid 312; Spring 321; God only is strength 337 ; dealing with tribesmen 393 ; greeting to absent convives 401: message to a kinswoman 402 ; his broken vow 449, 450 n.; reply to Khw. Kalan 526 ; disobedience to Law (T.&P.) 556 ; Death inevitable (T.&P.) 556 (?); the Ghazi's task 575 ; to those who have left him 584; couplet used in metrical amusement 586, App. 2, sect. 2 ; fever 588 ; Chandlri 596 ; on his first grandson's birth 624 ; Mubin quoted 637 ; Pagan lands 637 ; pain in renunciation 648 ; an invitation 683 ; [Persian,] good in everything 311; insight of Age 340 ; on casting off his Shi'a seeming 361 ; parting from Khw. Kalan 372 ; a message 411 ; satirical couplet 448; before Panlpat 470; Blana warned 529 See Table of Contents, On Babur's Naming.'
Babur Mirza Arldt, son of Muhammad-i-qasim and Rabi'asultan Mh'dn-shdhi his/Bai-qara marriage 266.
'Abdu'l-qasim Babur Mirza Shah-rukhi Timurid, Barlds Turk, son of Bal-sunghar his sister 265 ; his retainers Muhammad Baranduq and Mazid q.v. ; his pleasure-house 302'; [|861 AH.-1457 AD.].
Baburl a bazar-boy (905) 120.
Badi'u'l-jamal Begini Mlrdn-shdhi Timurid, Barlds Turk, daughter of Abu-sa'Id- waited on by Babur near Agra (935) 616.
Badi'u'l-jamal Badka Begini Bdi-qara, ut supra, daughter of Mansur and Firuza particulars 257, 258 ; her husband Ahmad Hdjitarkhdni, their sons Mahmud and Bahadur and daughter Khan-zada q.v.
Badi'u'z-zaman Mirza Bdi-qard, ut supra, son of Husain and Bega Mervi serving his father against Khusrau Shah (901) 57 ; defeated 61 ; takes offence with his father 61, 69 ; n arms and defeated by his father 69, 70 ; his retort on
