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The Bābur-nāma in English (Memoirs of Bābur)

Index II. Geographical.

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Rechna dū-āb (Panj-āb), *Bābur in 429.
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Rivers of Hindūstān 485.
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Rohtās (Panj-āb), a tribal limit 452 n. 5.
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Rūm (Turkey-in-Asia), Kābul trade with 202; a medical remedy of 657; Rūmī defence of connected carts 469, 550, 564, 635.
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Rūpar (Panj-āb), Bābur at 464.
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Rūstā-hazāra, ? a tribe name (Badakhshān), men of join Bābur 196; (Elph. and Ḥai. MSS. Rūstā, Ilminskī, p. 153, Rūstākh; is it Rūstāq infra ?).
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Rustam-maidān (Kābul), described 405; Bābur at 405.
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Rūstāq (Badakhshān), revolts against Aūzbegs 242; see Rūstā-hazāra supra.
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Sabzawār (Khurāsān), a return from 261; on a route 622 n. 3.
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Ṣāf-koh (Kābul-Herāt route), Bābur on 295-6.
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Safed-koh (Kābul), see Koh-i-safed.
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Saighān (Khurāsān; see Fr. map Maïmènè), on the summer-road by Shibr-tū 205; Bābur in 294.
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Saiḥūn-daryā, Sīr-darya, Khujand-water (Transoxiana), course of 2, 84 n. 5, App. A, ii; the Khāns and 13, 31, 156, 172; various crossings of 101-16; a proposed limit of lands 118-62; Bābur’s crossings of 151 (on ice), 161, 170-9, *183; his men’s success on 102; his father’s defeat on 16; see Nārīn and Qarā-daryā for constituents of.
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Sāī-kal (Kābul), Bābur at 342.
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Sairām (n. of Tāshkīnt), locates Yagha 159; holders of 17, 35; name of used as a password 164; *withstands the Aūzbegs 358.
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Sajāwand (Kābul), celebrities of 217; Bābur at 241.
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Sakān (Farghāna), a ferry near 161.
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Sakhan (Ghaznī), ruined dam of 219.
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Sakhī-sawār (Dara-i-Ghāzī Khān, India), Pīr Kānū’s tomb at 238; Bābur at 238.
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Salt-range (Panj-āb), see Koh-i-jūd.
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Sāmāna (Panj-āb), river of 465; fixes a limit 638; an appointment to 528; *a surmised source of historic information 693; *a complaint from to Bābur and punitive results 700.
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Samarkand (mod. Asiatic Russia), description of 74-86; names of 74, 75 and n. 4; sub-divisions, see Bukhārā, Karmīna, Kesh, Khozār, Qarā-kūl, Qarshī = Nashaf and Nakhshab, Shāvdār or Shādwār, Soghd; meadows of 67-8, 70-77, 81-2, 128, 131; buildings and constructions in:— (1) Tīmūr’s 77-8 and s.n. Gardens, (2) Aūlūgh Beg’s 78-9, 80, 133, 142-4, (3) others 75-7 nn. 6-8; — Alps of 222; cold in 202-4; a comparison of 216; fruits 8, 510; bullies 7; Aimāqs 221; trade with Kābul 202; name locates places or fixes dates 1, 2, 25, 44-9, 136, 150-1-2, 244, 284, 289; Corps of Braves 28, App. H, xxvii; tūghchīs28; rulers of 13, 35, 41-6, 52, 65, 74, 90, 111, 121-7, 147, 152, 479, 622; governors of 37, 131; comings and goings to and from 15, 20-2-4, 64, 88, 136-7, 148-9, 256, 300, 402-3; refugees to 46, 51, 58, 95 (plan for), 271; an execution in 51, 196; a raid near 16; ‘Umar Shaikh and 12, 15; Tarkhān revolt in 61-3; besieged for a bride 64; Abū-sa‘īd takes 20-8; Maḥmūd Chaghatāī and 23, 88, 122; — Bābur æt. 5, taken to 35-7; his desire for 97-8, *706; desired by others 64, 111-2; his attempts on 64-6-8, 72-4, 92-3-7, 112-5-9, 131-2, *354; invited to 122-3-4; captures of 18, 35-9, 40, 74, 88, 132-4, 266, 277-9, *355, 471; his surprise capture compared 134-52948; rule in 86-7, 135, 147; leaves it to help Andijān 88-9, 190; defeated at 133-141; besieged in and surrenders 141-7, 168, 24; leaves it 147, 358, 471; — Shaibānī receives it in gift 125; loss and gain of 74, 147, 168; occupation of 125-8, *183, 256, 300, 325-8, 360; — *Ḥaidar Dūghlāt in 357; Merv Mughūls near 357;
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Humāyūn attempts to recover 625, 639; — envoys from to Bābur 438, 630-1, 642; gifts to 522; Bābur’s 1st Dīwān and the Mūbīn sent to 402, App. Q, viii, *438.
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Samnān (Persia), a fruit of 6.
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Saṃbhal (U.P. India), revenue of 521; snows seen from 485; hostile to Bābur 523; Bābur’s 528, 547; abandoned by his men 557; Bābur at 586-7; deaths of officers in 675, 683 n. 4, 687; Humāyūn’s fief 697, *700-2.
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Sām-sīrak (s. of Tāshkīnt), The Khān’s army counted near 154; hunting near 156; Bābur at 152.
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Sān (Balkh territory ?), plundered 94, 295 (p. 94 for “Sān-chīrīk”, read Sān and Chār-yak).
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Sanām (C. India), river of 465.
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Sang (Farghāna), Bābur at 176, *183.
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Sang-i-āīna (Farghāna), described 7.
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Sang-i-barīda (Kābul), Bābur passes 407.
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Sang-i-lakhshak (Qandahār), Bābur at 333.
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Sang-i-sūrākh (Kābul), Bābur passes 228;
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and (Dasht-Farmūl road) do. 235.
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Sangdakī pass (Panj-āb), Bābur crosses 379, 392.
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Sangzār (Samarkand), Bābur and 92, 124, 131; (p. 92, l. 9, read “to Sangzār by way of Yār-yīlāq”).
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Sanjī-tāq (Kābul), a pleasure resort 200 n. 6.
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Sanjid-dara (Kābul), Bābur at 196, 406.
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Sanūr (C. India), torrent of 464.
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Sapān (Farghāna), a hostile force at 101.

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