Index II. Geographical.
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Babur, Emperor of Hindustan and Beveridge, Annette Susannah
Aspara or Ashpara (Mughūlistān), Abū-sa‘id Mīrān-shāhī leads an army to 20.
Astar-āb (e. of Pul-i-chiragh, Fr. map Maïmènè), tribes in 255.
Astarābād (Khurāsān), partridge-cry in 496; oranges of 510; a poet of 290 n. 3; Ḥusain Bāī-qarā and 46, 95, 259, 260, 261, 272; assignments of 61-9, 70, 94; commandants in 272 (Nawā’ī), 275; two Bāī-qarās put to death in 262, 266.
Atak, “Attock” (on the Indus), locates Nīl-āb 206 n. 3, and Bābā Walī Qandahārī’s shrine 332 n. 4.
Atar (Kābul), located 211; Bābur at 343, 422-3.
Aūba, Ubeh, “Obeh” (on the Herī-rūd), a holder of 274.
Aūd (U.P. India), see Oude, Oudh.
Aūlābā-tū (Ghazni), Bābur at 323.
Aūlīā-ātā (E. Turkīstān), 2 n. 1.
Aūlūgh-nūr (Kābul), located 209; a route past 209; on the “nur” of the name App. F, xxiii; Bābur at 421-5.
Aūnjū- or Ūnjū-tūpa (Farghāna), Bābur at 110.
Aurangābād (Ḥaidarābād, Dakhin, India), a grape of 77 n. 2.
Aūrā-tīpā (between Khujand and the Zarafshān, Samarkand), its names Aūrūsh and Aūrūshna 77; an alp of 25; Dikh-kat a village of 149, 154; locates Khwās 17; escapes to 124, 141, 156; transfers of, to ‘Umar ‘Shaikh 17, to Aḥmad 27, 30, 35, to Muḥ. Ḥusain Dūghlāt 97; Aḥmad dies in 33; The Khān in 92; Bābur’s family in 136; Bābur in 98-9, 124, 149 (2); enemies of Bābur in 152, 154.
Aūrganj or Ūrgenj (Khwarizm), a claim to rule in 266.
Aūrgūt (Samarkand), surrenders to Bābur, 68.
Aūsh, Ūsh (Farghāna), described 4; a trick of the ragamuffins of 6; course of its water 10; appointments to 32, 65; a raid near 25; an arrival from 112; fugitive to 168; dependencies of 109, 110; Taṃbal and 103-7, 123; Bābur’s men in 114; oppression of 172; good behaviour at 176; Bābur at 108, 161-2-4-7-9 (advice to go to).
Aūt̤rār, Ūt̤rār, “Ot̤rār” (W. Turkistān), see Yāngī.
Aūtrūlī, Atraulī (U.P. India), Bābur at 587.
Aūz-kīnt (Farghāna), refuge in planned, for the child Bābur, 29; Mughūls take refuge in 105; Jahāngīr, with Taṃbal, and 103, 114-6-8, 123; Bābur and 29, 108-9, 118, 161-2-9; Bābur’s note on 162.
Awīghūr (Farghāna), a holder of 118, 125 n. 2.
Āẕarbāījān (on the Caspian), taken by White Sheep 49; cold of 219; a comer from 280; Tīmūr’s workmen in 520.
Bābā Ḥasan Abdāl, i.e., Bābā Walī Qandahārī (Qandahār), irrigation-channels towards 332-6; shrine of the saint near Atack (Attock) 332 n. 4.
Bābā Ilāhī (Herāt), Ḥusain Bāī-qarā dies at 256; (see Fr. map Herat, Baboulei).
Bābā Khākī (Herāt), a rapid message from Farghāna to 25; an army at 326; located 25 n. 2, 326 n. 1.
Bābā Lūlī (Kābul), Bābur advances towards 315.
Bābā Qarā (Bajaur q.v.), spring of 371; ?identical with Khwāja Khiẓr 371 n. 1; valley of 367 n. 3.
Bābā Tawakkul’s Langar (Farghāna), the younger Khān halts at 168.
Bābā Walī (Atak, Attock), see Bābā Ḥasan.
Bābur-khāna (Panj-āb), 450 n. 5.
Bāburpūr (U.P. India), Bābur at 644 n. 6.
Bachrātā var. (Farghāna), a ferry crossed near 116, 170 (by Bābur).
Badakhshān, Farghāna’s s. boundary 1; Hindū-kush divides Kābul from 204; trees of 221; locates Kāfiristān 46; Kābul trade of 202; Bābur sends sugar-cane to 208; a poet of 288; Rusta Hazāra of 196; unprofitable to Bābur 480; reference to his conquest of 220; Greek descent of its Shāhs 22, 242; a series of rulers in 47-9, 208 n. 8, 243, 340, *426, *433, *697; a plan for defence of 191; Aūzbegs and 242, 294; considered as a refuge for Bābur 340; various begīms go to 21-2-4, 48; Nāṣir’s affairs in 242-3, 321-2; a letter of victory sent to 371; Bābur plans going to 412; Bābur and Māhīm visit Humāyūn in 426, 436; Sa‘īd Chaghatāī’s affairs with 412, *695-6; *Humāyūn’s desertion of 690, 707; *offered to Khalīfa 697 and n. 1; *contingent disposition of 706.
Badām-chashma (Kābul), climatic change at pass of 203; Bābur at 229, 409, 445.
Badāyūn (U.P. India), appointments to 267, 582.
Bādghīs (Khurāsān, n. of Herāt), Aūzbegs defeat Bāī-qarās in 275;
Bābur in 296, 307.
Bād-i-pīch-pass, Bād-pakht? (Kābūl), a route through 209; Bābur goes through 343, 421;
places an inscription in 343.
Badr-aū-bulūk, Tag-aū (Kābul), described 221; water of 227 n. 1; a route through 209; Bābur in 421.
Badrū-ferry (Ghogrā, Sarū); 667 n. 5.