Baburnama: Personal Index

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	Index il. Geographical

	Char-ju! ferry (Oxus), 95 (where "Aubaj" is wrong). Char-sharpba = Wednesday (Oxus valley see Fr. map Maimene), 71 n. 2. Char-su (Samarkand), an execution in 196. Char-yak (Fr. map Maimene), over-run 295, 94 (where for " San-chirlk read San and Char-yak). Chashma-i-tura pass (Kabul), Babur at 403-4. Chash-tupa (Kabul), Babur at 320. Chatsu (Rajputana), revenue of 521. Cha-tu var. Jal-tu (Kabul), Babur at 228. Chatur-muk (U.P. India), a Ghogra-crossing at 669, 677. Chaupara (N.W.F. P. India), an Indus ferry at 206 ; a limit of Bannu 233; Babur near 234. Chaupara (U.P. India), ferry of 677-9. Chausa (Bihar, India), a death at 273 n. 3; Babur at 603, 659, 660. Chausa or Jusa (C. India), Babur at 581. ChichuVtu (Balkh-Herat road), located 300 ; Babur at 296. Chihil-dukhtaran (Farghana), 107, 162; (Heri) 296, 301 ; (Kabul), 107 n. 1. Chihil-qulba (Kabul), Biibur hunts near 420. Chlkman-sarai (Andikhud, Oxus valley), a defeat at 46, 260, 268. Chin, China, Kabul trade with 203 ; a Chini cup 407 ; [for " China " see* Khitai]. Chln-ab, Chan-ab, tract and river (Chen-ab, Panj-ab), course of 485; the Bar in 380 n. 4 ; a Turk possession 380-2 ; Babur resolves to regain 380; he on the river 44i, 453 ; envoys to him from 386 ; his family reach 659; an appointment to 386. China-qurghan (Kabul), Babur at 407. Chinlutjsr Chiniwat (Panj-ab), a Turk possession 380-2 ; Babur resolves to regain 380. Chiragh-dan (Upper Heri-rud), Babur at 309; see* Add. Note p. 309 for omitted passage. Chirkh (Kabul), described 217; a mulla of 284 ; a soldier of 669, 678. Chir-sii, Chir-chik (Tashkint lands), Ahmad Miran-shahVs disaster at 17, 25, 31-4-5. Chitr (Panj-ab), Babur at 645. Chltur, Chitor (Rajputana), hills of 486, Babur's plan against 598; Rana Sanga's 483, 617. Chunar (U.P. India), advance on 652-4; arrival from 657 ; appointments 682-3 ; Babur at 658 ; road measured from 659; question of identity 682 n. n. ChOpan-ata (Samarkand), 72 n. 3, 76 (Kohik), 76 n. 4 ; Babur crosses 124 ; [see Kohik]. Chutiali (Duki, Qandahar), Babur at 238-9. Cintra (Portugal), oranges of 511 n. 4. Citadel {org) of Kabul, 201 ; Bala-hisar 198 n. 4 ; of Samarkand, 77 ; position of 78 n. 6 ; Babur in 134, 141.	DabusI (Samarkand), Auzbeg victories at 40 124, 137. Dahanah (see Fr. map Maimene), corn from 295 ; traversed 194-7, 243, 295. Dakka (Kabul), App. E. xx ; [see note to Baran-su]. Dakkan, Dakhin, Deccan (India), rulers in 482 ; ?Dakni = Dakkani 619, 631, Add Note pp. 619, 631. Daman (N.W.F.P. India), see Dasht. Oamghan (Persia), a w. limit of Khurasan 261 ; Bai-qaras captured in 263 ; AGzbegs defeated at 618, 622. Dandan-shikan pass (Khurasan), Babur crosses 294. Dara-i-bam (Badghis, Khurasan), Babur in 296. Dara-i-gaz (s. of Balkh), a recal from 14. Dara-i-Gbazi Khan (Panj-4b), 233 n. 3. Dara-i-khwush (Kabul), Babur in 27, 251-3. Dara-i-nur (Kabul) described 210 ; unique -character of 210, 241, App. F ; wines of 210, 410, App. G, xxv ; monkeys of 211, 492; name of App. F, xxiii, xxiv; a holder of 227, 344 ; attacked 241 ; Babur in 422. Dara-i-pur-amln (Kabul), Babur at 342 (where "for "anim" readamtn). Dara-i-suf (Khurasan), character of 222.¹Dara-i-zang (Khurasan), defence for planned 191, Dara-i-zindan (Kabul-Balkh road), mountains of 222 ; located 189 n. 6 ; Babur in 189. Darband (Caspian Sea), 564 n. 5. Darband-i-ahanin (Hisar-shadman), a limit of territory 47 ; a name of Qulugha, Quhqa, 194; Babur at 353; Najm SamI near 359. Dar-i-gham canal (Samarkand) described 76, 84 ; Babur on 124-5 ; (see* Kohik-water). Daruta (Kabul), Babur at 421-2. Darwiza (Bajaur ? N.W.F.P. India), a road through 376. Dasht (Plain), Daman, Bazar and Taq (N.W.F.E. India), names of 229 n. 1, 233 and n. 1; (Mehtar Sulaiman) mountains of 223 ; limits Bannu 233 ; a route through 206 ; Babur and 229, 235-7, 394. Dasht-i-shaikh, . Kurrat-taziyan (Kohistan, Kabul) described 215. Dawar (Kohistan, Kabul), Babur at 421 ; perhaps Dflr-nama 421 n. 5. Dhar (C. India), observatory in 79. Dibalpur (Panj-ab), revenue or 521 ; waterwheels in 486, 532 ; commandants in 442-3, 463 ; Babur captures 208, *441, 575-8. Dih-i-afghan (Kabul), a rebel in 345 ; a goer to 402. Dih-i-ghulaman (Kabul), Babur at 413. Dih-i-yaq'ub (Kabul), narrows of 200 ; water of 241 ; Babur at 409, 445.

	r " The Dara-i-suf, often mentioned by the Arabian writers, seems to lie west of Barman " (Erskine, Memoir^, p. 152 n. 1). 8)2

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