Index II. Geographical.
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Babur, Emperor of Hindustan and Beveridge, Annette Susannah
Būlān (Kābul), a route through 209.
Būlī (Rājpūtāna), revenues of 521.
Burhānpūr (C. India), Bābur on water of 592-8.
Burh-ganga (Old Ganges), its part in the battle of the Ghogrā 667 n. 2, 674 n. 6, 667 n. 2.
Būrka-yīlāq (Aūrā-tīpa q.v.), Bābur at the fort of 92, 124.
Busāwar (Rājpūtāna), Bābur at 548 (where read Busāwar) 581.
Bū-stān-sarāī (Kābul), Bābur at 251-4.
Bū-stān-sarāī (Samarkand), 62;
Bābur at 74, 134.
Būt-khāk (Kābul), damming of its water 647; Bābur at 409, 446 n. 4.
Buz-gala-Khāna (Samarkand), see Aītmāk-dābān.
Chāch, see Tāshkīnt.
Chachāwalī (U.P. India), Bābur at 649.
Chach-charān (on the Herī-rūd), a holder of 274; Bābur at 308.
Chaghānīān (Ḥiṣar-shādmān), located 48 n. 5; an earlier extension of the name 188 n. 4; Nūndāk dependent on 471; a meadow (aūlāng) of 129; a ruler in 47; Khusrau Shāh at 93; Bābur in 188.
Chāghān-sarāī bulūk, Chīghān-sarāī (Kābul), described 212; water of 211-2; name of 212 n. 2; a governor of 227; Bābur’s capture of 211 (where for “920” read, *366-7 n. 3.)
Chahār see Chār.
*Chak-chaq pass (Ḥiṣār-shādmān), Bābur traverses 359.
Chāldirān (Persia), cart-defence in the battle of 469 n. 1.
Chaṃbal-river (C. India), course of 485; Bābur on 509, 585-9, 607, 614; Shāh-i-jahān pours wine into 298 n. 3.
Champāran (Bihār, India), revenue of 521.
Chanārān (n.w. of Mashhad), Ḥusain Bāī-qarā’s victory at 260; located 260 n. 1 and Ferté q.v. p. 39 n. 2.
Chandāwal (Bajaur, N.W.F.P.), of its name 367 n. 3; torrent of 372; Bābur hunts near 372.
Chandawār, Chandwār (U.P. India), correct name of 642 n. 8; water-raising in 487; comings and goings from and to 531, 552, 582; Bābur at 589, 642-3; he loses it 557, 581.
Chandīrī (C. India), described 582-3-6; hills of 486; death of a holder of 573; mentioned to fix dates 269, 483, 605; Bābur’s capture of 589, 590-2-4-8.
Chapar-kuda (U.P. India), identity of with Chaparghatta 650 n. 1; a start from 659 n. 5; Bābur at 650.
Chār-dār col (Hindū-kush), 204 n. 4.
Chār-dih plain (w. of Kābul-town), the Kābul-river traverses 200 n. 4; *overlooked from Bābur’s tomb 710.
Chārikār, Chār-yak-kār (Kābul), altitude of 204 n. 4; name of ib. 295 n. 1; Judas-trees of 216 n. 3.
Chār-jūī ferry (Oxus), 95 (where “Aūbāj” is wrong).
Char-shaṃba = Wednesday (Oxus valley see Fr. map Maïmènè), 71 n. 2.
Chār-sū (Samarkand), an execution in 196.
Chār-yak (Fr. map Maimènè), over-run 295, 94 (where for “San-chīrīk” read San and Chār-yak).
Chashma-i-tūra pass (Kābul), Bābur at 403-4.
Chāsh-tūpa (Kābul), Bābur at 320.
Chatsū (Rājpūtāna), revenue of 521.
Chā-tū var. Jāl-tū (Kābul), Bābur at 228.
Chatur-mūk (U.P. India), a Ghogrā-crossing at 669, 677.
Chaupāra (N.W.F.P. India), an Indus ferry at 206; a limit of Bannū 233; Bābur near 234.
Chaupāra (U.P. India), ferry of 677-9.