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Abbreviated names 29.
Abdu'l-wahhab Ghaj-davamset IVdgi'-namai-padshahi.
Ablution before death 188 ; reservoirs 208, 217, 580, 639, 683.
Abu-talib Hitsaini or Abu'l-husain Turbati see Alalfztzdt-i-iimuri.
Abushga, a Turki Turkish Didt. quotes verses as Babur's 438 ; quotes Khw. Kalan 526; the Baburl-script App. Q, lxiii.
Account-rolls of palm leaves 510.
Adoption of a son 170; pne-natal 374, App. L.
Afghanistan and the Afghans, H.W. Bellew > vine-culture 210 ; decoy-ducks 225 (where, in n. S, read title as above).
Afghan Foets of the XVII Century, C. E. Biddulph Khush-ab Khattak mentions Babur 439.
Afzal Khan Khattak (Raverty's Notes q.v.) Nil-ab {ferry-station) 206.
Agriculture seed-corn and money advances 86 ; young millet grazed 215 ; methods of vine culture 210 ; water-raising appliances 388, 486-7; irrigation, " running waters " : Farghana 4, 5, 7, Samarkand 76-7,147 ; Hindustan 485-7, 519-31-81, Qandahar 332-6, Chandiri 596 ; canals : Farghana 67, Samarkand 76, 147 ; grain, corn : Farghana 2, 3, 55, 114-46, Kabul 203, 228, 373-4, [green corn] 394, Qandahar 333, Hash-nagar 410, Bara 414, Bhlra 381 ; raft of corn seized on the Sind 392 ; horsecorn fails on a march 238-9; (rice) 34274-94, 410.
Ahbar-nama, Shaikh Abu'1-fazl 'Allamiy, {trs. H. Beveridge) (see notes on pp. given) meanings: bat-gag 31 ; nihilamaxi&tasgawal 45 ; Tardika 568 ; Tarkhan 34; fil-i-darya'i App. M. xlvii; persons : 13, 22, 263^1, 346, 552, 562, 641, 657 ; various places: 191, 206, 441,523, App. J, xxxv ; winter access to Farghana 2 ; Nizam! quoted 44; an inscription of Babur's 343 ; Rumi defences 469; the (Koh-i-nur) diamond 477 ; a cognomen 566 ; risks to MSS. App. D, x ; Akbar-nama material *441-5, *691-3 ; Babur supplemented 639; length of work on it *692 n. ; Mubln passage translated in the " Fragments" (g.v.) *437-8 ; Babur's self-devotion *701 ; his choice of a successor *702 to 705, mentioned Preface xxxiii; translated from by Jahangir (?) xlv.
'All-sher Nawa'Cs comforts 287.
Allgemeinc Erdkunde, Carl Ritter Barii-koh 5; 'Babur'sfarsi-gut useful 7 ; Akhsi distances App. A, v.
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'Amal-i-salih, Muh. Salih Shah-iahan's destruction of wine 298 ; tiiigiin (bird) 418.
Amtznitates exoticae, Engelbertus Ktempfer Ijtihad 284.
Amusements see Games.
Ancient Geography of India, Major-Gen. Sir Alex. Cunningham (seenn. on pp. named) Shibr-tu 205; Nil-ab 206; Kohistan villages 214; Gurkhattri 230 ; Bigram 230 ; Udyanapiira App. E, xxi.
Annals and Antiguities of Rajastan Col. James Tod Sanga's force 547 ; negociations with Babur 550; appearance 558 ; Salahu'd-din (Silhadi) 562.
Antidotes lime-juice 511, Lemnian earth 543.
Anwar-i-suhaili', Husain Wa'izu '1-kashifi quoted 22 ; Firdausi quoted 557, Add. N, P. 557. -
Apostates 577-8, 590-1.
Arabic Sciences 283-5.
'ardg see fermented drinks, s.n. Wine.
Archery1 [see nn. on pp. named], goodbowmen 16, 22, 26, 34 (2), cross-bowman 53 ; 263, remarkable feats 276, 279 ; archer's marks: ilbasun (duck), gabag (gourd), tiigug (hen) 34, takhta (target); gabUgmaidan 276 ; arrows: aug 22, 34, 255, etc.,giz 213, 225, khadang (white poplar) 13, tir-giz 11 (where preface n. 2 by the name), 34; arrow-barb, paikan 22, -notch, gosha App. C, -flight 8, 140; flights of arrows 52 ; rain of, 138 ; quiver T. saghdag 160, 166, P. tarhash 526 ; an arrow-borne letter 361 ; bows: Chachi bow (kaman) 13; cross-bow takksh-anddz, kaman-iguroha 55, 263 ; narmdikyai, an easy-bow 420; qffiq yai, a stiff-bow 490 ; bows ruined by Hindustan climate 519, *700; various: chapras, daur, gosha, kamankhana, kardang explained App. C ; goshagfr, a repairing-tool 166, App. C ; Turkish bow-making a fine craft App. C, ix ; dismounting to shoot 52 ; to bow-string (T. kirish salmSg) 110.
Architecture Timuriya and Timurid Pr. xxxi.
Archivfiir Asiatische Litteratur H. J. Klaproth (g.v.) Kasan gardens 10 ; his extracts from the Bukhara Compilation MSS. Pr. xxxix, xlvii;
Ariana Antigua, H. H. Wilson Masson's art. Actinapur Region 227, Nagarahara App. E, xvii.
Army of the Indian Moghuls, W. Irvine trepanning 109; misled 470; on muljar (q.v.) 592; "shatur" explained 593; firingi (gun) 473, pontoon-bridges 600.
'Aruz-i-saifi, Maulana Sayyid Mahmud Saifi
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