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Chapiä (Choupar), near Patna,
100 ; ii, 10. Cnarados : see Sudras. Charakhpüjä (swinging festival),
ü, 198-9. CharUafar : see Shahr-i-safä. Charwä (Charoua), i, 45. Chasou : see Chaksü. Château des Bois, M. de, i, 177,
183. Chativor river, i, 103. Chaton, 'bezel', ii, 101. Chaul (Chaoul), i, 142. Chegathay : see Cathay. Chegos, an arbitrary weight for
pearls, ii, 96-7. Chek : see Shaikh. Chekaipour : see Shaikhpura. Chemin, 'way', line of cleavage,
ii.44. Clteraf : see Shroff. Cherourabad (Kora Jahänäbäd),
i, 93. Cheteur, the Sieur, Dutch envoy,
Steur, i, xlvi-vii ; 231, 241. Chèvres, the Sieur, (D.), i, xlvi ;
ii, 288. Chiamay lake (a myth), ii, 217. Chüdäbäd (Sayyidäbäd), i, 58. Children, dealing in diamonds, ii,
48 ; exposure of, ii, 167. C'hilwä, fish, i, 121 n. China, Dutch embassy to, ii, 235-6 ;
i, xlv ; gold in, ii, 122 ; King of,
ii, 147 ; Russian embassy to, ii,
212-13. Chinese, at Batavia, ii, 174 ^
money, i, 331 ; navigators, i,
204». Chintzes (Chites), i, 46, 65 ; ii, 4. ChiPpour : see Sidhpur. Chittagong, i, 106 n. Chölavaram (Serro«aro«), i, 216. Chotä Nägpur, diamonds of, ii,
63 w. Choupart and Choupar : see
Chäkan, Sholäpur, and Chaprä. Christian converts, a King of
Ceylon, ii, 147; two sons of
Shäh Däniyäl, i, 270. Christians in the East, ii, 137;
Indian, at Madras, i, 216.
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Christofle (a French soldier), i,
189. Cinnamon, bastard {candle), i,
187 ; ü, 12, 15. Clerc, Walter Clark, captain, (E.)
i, 143. Cloves, ii, 12, 14. Cobit : see Cubit. Cobra snake, ii, 121. Cochin, Dutch Governor of, i, 194 ;
King of, i, 193; siege of, i,
187-92 ; cinnamon, trade in, ii,
15 ; i, lv. Cochinchina, King of, ii, 147. Coco-de-mer, ii, 227 n. Coconut, coco, i, ISO ; palm, ii,
65 n. Cocos (or Keeling) Is., ii, 300. Coetchiel (Kuchhel ? ), t., i, 73. Coffee, ii, 20. Coins current in India, i, 11-12 ;
of Siam, ii, 227 ; value of, i,
327-31. Cointre (kundur ?), a drug, ii, 17. GoUasar : see Kolâras. Collision at sea, a, ii, 301. Coloured stones (precious), ii, 77 ff. Comets of 1618 and 1665, i, 309 n. Commercial company, establishment of a, in India, ii, 26-8. Comogote, in West Indies, ii, 89. Comorin, Cape, storm off, i, 165. Comouks (a Tartar tribe), i, lvii ;
ii, 301. Company for commerce, how to
establish a, ii, 26-8. Condecour (Kandukür), i, 213. Gondevir (Kondavidu), i, 212. Conduite dea Hollandois, cited, ii,
107 n. Confession, of crime, i, 234. Constant, the Sieur, (D.), i, xlvii;
ii, 254-67. Constantinople, i, 167. Contour, M., a French merchant,
ii, 13. Contraband trading by wives of
Dutch officials, ii, 38-9. Conversion of King of Macaesar
ii, 240. Conveyances in India, i, 32 ff. Copenour (Kopporam ï) t., i, 212.
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