Index II. Geographical.
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Babur, Emperor of Hindustan and Beveridge, Annette Susannah
Saqā (Farghāna), Bābur’s victory near 113.
Sarāī Munda (U.P. India), Bābur at 651.
Sarāī Bāburpūr (U.P. India), see Mūrī and Adusa.
Sarakhs (on the Herī-rūd), Aūzbeg capture of 534.
Saran (Bihār, India), revenue of 521; held by a Farmulī *602, 675; an assignment on 679; locates troops 672 n. 4.
Sarangpūr (C. India), Sangā’s 483; Bābur’s intention against it 598.
Sara-tāq pass (Ḥiṣār-shādmān), described 129; mentioned on routes 40 n. 4, 58, 129; Bābur crosses 129.
Sār-bāgh (Kābul-Balkh route), traitors to Bābur near 546; (see Fr. map Maïmènè).
Sar-i-dih (Ghaznī), dam of 218; Bābur at 240, 323.
Sārīgh-chūpām (Badakhshan), *annexed to Kāshghar 695; *Ḥaidar Dūghlāt at 697.
Sar-i-pul, Bridge-head (Kābul), Bābur at 314; (Samarkand), an army at 65; Bābur defeated at 18, 137-8 to 141, 188.
Sarjū affluent of the Gogrā, q.v. 602 n. 1.
Sarsāwa spring (U.P. India), Bābur at 467.
Sarū-daryā, Gagar, Gogra, Ghogrā (India), two constituent rivers Sīrd (Sarda) and Gagar (or Kakar) 602, 677 n. 2; course of (Gagar) 485; confluence and dū-āb with Gang (Ganges) 665-6-7, 677 n. 2; narrowed below and above the confluence 668 n. 1, 674 nn. 1, 2; rhinoceros and water-hogs of 490, 502; — various crossings of 544, 668, 671-4-5-7, 685; Bābur crosses after his victory on 674-7-9; leaves it 682; Battle of the Gogrā 671-7.
Sārū-qamsh (Khurāsān), an ascribed site of the battle of Jām 635 n. 4.
Sarwār (U.P. India), revenue of 521; Bībān and Bāyazīd sent towards 642; an assignment on 679; 682 n. 1; Bābur at ease about 679.
Sawād (N.W.F.P. India), a limit fixed 400; trees of 222; various products of 492-4, 510-11; brewing in 422; desolate 207; a test of women’s virtue in 211; chiefs of 372-4; Yūsuf-zāī in 410, App. K, xxxvii, an arrival from 399; Bābur and 373-6-7, 411-2.
Sawā-sang (Qandahār), Bābur over-runs 249.
Sawātī, ? an adjective=of Sawād, q.v. kargkhāna and Bābur’s rhino-hunting in 378, 450.
Sayyidpūr ? or Sidhpūr (Panj-āb), Bābur takes 429.
Sehonda, Seondhā (C. India), revenue of 521.
Shāf-tiwār (Badakhshān), see Qila‘-i-z̤afar.
Shāhābād (Panj-āb), Bābur at 466.
Shāh-i-Kābul mountain, Sher-darwāza (Kābul), located 200-1; *Bābur buried on 710.
Shahmang ? (Panj-āb), once part of Kashmīr 484.
Shahr-i-sabz (Samarkand), see Kesh.
Shahr-i-ṣafā (Ḥiṣār-shādmān), a holder of 188; (Qandahār), Bābur at 332-3.
Shāhrukhiya = Fanākat q.v. (Tāshkīnt), a limit of Samarkand 76; names of 2 n. 5, 7 n. 5, 13, 76; holders of 13, 17; various military occurrences at 21-4, 16, 54, 7, 23, 151; Champion’s-portion taken at 53.
Shakdān (Badakhshān), a force at 295.
Shāl = Quetta (Balūchistān), Shāh Beg goes to 337, *427.
Shām, Syria, a Samarkand tūmān compared with 84.
Shamsābād (U.P. India), exchanges of 477, 594-8, 613; an assignment on 677.
Sham-tū (n. of Hindū-kush), on a route 192.
Shāsh (W. Turkistān), see Tāshkīnt.
Shatlut river, ? Sutlej (Panj-āb), Bābur crosses 457.
Shāvdār or Shādwār tūmān (Samarkand), described 84; a fort of 68; head-quarters in 97; a Tarkhān in 122; joins Bābur 125.
Sherkot (Bhīra, Panj-āb), a holder of 382.
Sherūkān ? (Ghaznī?), a fight near 397.
Sherwān (n.e. of Mashhad, Persia), a native of 284; (see Fr. map Maïmènè).
Shibarghān (Khurāsān), besieged 94; defence planned 191; battle near 260.