marriage with Babur (925) 375, App. K ; waits on him 399, 400 ; his brother Taus Khan and cousin Ahmad q.v. a follower 377.
Maqsud suchi, shdrbatchi, karg in the left centre at Qandahar (913) 335, 338 ; his tossing by a rhinoceros {karg) 400.
Marghub qui in Mahawln (932) 523.
Mian Ma'ruf Farmiili Afghan * disaffected to Ibrahim and (later) to Babur (932) 523 ; his opposition 530 ; flees 533-4 ; his son Muhammad (?) leaves him (934) 598 ; his sons Muhammad and MOsa q.v.
Ma'ruf Yaq'ub-khail Dilah-zdk {Dilazak) Afghan waits on Babur at 'Ali-masjid (925) 394.
Shaikh Maslahat Khujandi his birthplace 8 ; dreamed of by Babur (906) 132 ; his tomb visited by Tlmur (790) 132 n. 2.
Masti chuhra deals with a drunken man (925) 415; intoxicated by beer (926) 423.
Sultan Mas'ud Ghaznawi his tomb 218.
Sultan Mas'ud Mirza Miran-shahi Timnrid, Barlds Turk, son of Mahmud and Khan-zada I particulars 47, 48 ; holding Hisar (900) 52 ; opposes Husain Bdi-qard and flees (901) 57-8,130 ; one of three besieging Samarkand ; retires with his desired Barlas bride 64 ; quarrels with Khusrau Shah (902) 71, and with the Hisar begs (903) 93 ; takes refuge with Husain Bdi-qard 93, 95, 261, 265 ; returns to Khusrau and is blinded by him 95, 50 ; goes back to Husain 95, 266 ; mentioned as older than Bai-sunghar 110; meets Babur in Herat (912) 302; murdered by Auzbegs (913) 267; his wives Saliha-sultan Miran-shahi, and Sa'adat-bakht Bdi-qard q.v.; his betrothed (?) Klchik Beglm Bdi-qard q.v.; [|913AH.1507 AD.].
Sultan Mas'ud Mirza Kdbuli, Shdh-rukhi, ut supra particulars 382 ; his cherished followers, sons of Mir All Beg q.v.; his son 'All asghar q.v.; [deposed 843 AH.-1439-40 AD.].
Mulla Mas'ud Sherwdni, of Husain Bdi-qard's Court no particulars 284.
Ma'suma-sultan Begim Miran-shahi Timurid, Barlds Turk, daughter of Ahmad and HaD'ba-sultan, and w>fe of Babur particulars 36, S*~ 711; her marriage arranged (912) 306, W 714 ; brought from Herat (913) 330 ; married 339 ; dies in child-bed and her name at once given to her child 36; [■far. 915 AH.-1509 AD.].
1 See Waqi'bt-i-mushtaqi, E. and D. iv, 548.
