Index II. Geographical.
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Babur, Emperor of Hindustan and Beveridge, Annette Susannah
Mūrī and Adūsa, Bāburpūr (U.P. India), Bābur at 644.
Muttra (U.P. India), see Mahāwīn.
Naghr or Naghz (Kābul), a s. limit of Kābul 200; position of 206, 231-3.
Nagūr, Nagor (Rājpūtāna), revenue of 521.
Nakhshab (Samarkand), see Qarshī.
Namangān (Farghāna), new canal of App. A, ii, n. 1; Bābur near 117.
Nānāpūr (U.P. India), Bābur at 657.
Nānī (Ghaznī), Bābur at 240; old Nānī plundered 254. Napoleon’s* task in Egypt compared 356.
Nardak* (U.P. India), a hunting-ground 701.
Nārīn (n. of Hindū-kush), a fugitive through 321.
Nārīn-river (n. arm of Saiḥūn), 88 n. 2, App. A, ii.
Nārnūl (U.P. India), an assignment on 677.
Nasūkh (Farghāna), Bābur at 92.
Natḥpūr or Fatḥpūr (U.P. India), Bābur near 680-1.
Naugrām (U.P. India), Bābur meets his sister at 689 n. 3.
Nijr-aū tūmān (Kābul), described 213; mountains of 222; products of 203, 213; boiled wine in 213; a dependency of 220; locates Ālā-sāī 220; Bābur in 253, 420-1, his frontier-post of 213 n. 2.
Nīl-āb (Indus), various instances of the name 206 n. 3; a tribal limit 378, 387; routes to Kābul from 206; old Nīl-āb located 392; comings and goings from and to 250, 265, 399, 419, 422, 647, 659; given to Humāyūn 391; Bābur at 392, counts his army at 451.
Nile (The),* used as an illustration 9 n. 2; Alexander takes the Indus for 206 n. 3.
Nīng-nahār tūmān (Kābul) described 207-9; its book-name Nagarahār 207; meaning of the name 208, App. E; not included in the Lamghānāt 210; a dependency of 213; waters of 209, App. E; wintering tribes 242; a bird of 493; division of hot and cold climates n 229; Bāgh-i-wafā laid out in 208; holders of 227, 317, 344, 421; an arrival from 345; Bābur at 342.
Nīrah-tū or Tīrah-tū, Kalīūn (Herī), Shaibānī’s family in 343.
Nirhun (Bihār, India), Bābur at 674.
Nirkh-pass, Takht-pass (Kābul), Bābur crosses 228.
Nīshāpūr (Khurāsān), mentioned as on a route 622 n. 3.
Nīshīn-meadow (Herī), Ḥusain Bāī-qarā and 95, 261.
Nū-kīnt (Farghāna), locates an enemy 116; threatened 170.
Nulibā (U.P. India), Bābur at 657.
Nūndāk, Ḥ.S. Nawāndāk (Chaghānīān q.v.), located 471; Barlās family of 51 (where “Badakhshān” is wrong); Bābur near 129; Aūzbegs retire to 471.
Nūr-gal (Kābul), described 211; meaning of its name, App. F, xxiii; holders of 227, 334; Bābur at 343, 423.
Nūr-lām (Kābul), see App. F, xxiii.
Nūr-valley (Kābul), see Dara-i-nūr.
Nūsh-āb (Farghāna), Bābur near 114.
Otrār (W. Turkistān), see Aūtrār.
Oude, Oudh, Aūd, Adjodhya (U.P. India), revenue of 521; river-crossings to 669; locates places 601-2, 679 n. 2; army of 684-5; a bird of 495; appointment to 544; ? Bābur at 680 and n. 2; his Mosque in App. U.
Paklī, Pakhlī (Panj-āb), formerly part of Kashmīr 484.
Palghar (Samarkand), limit of Samarkand on upper Zar-afshān 152.
Pamghān range and village, Paghmān (Kābul), described 215-6; village destroyed by earthquake 247; Shāh Begīm’s 318; *snows seen from Bābur’s burial-garden 710.
Pāmīr routes, *spring re-opening of 695.
Pānī-mālī or -mānī (N.W.F.P. India), the road to 376.
Pānīpat (Panj-āb), battles at 472 n. 1;
Bābur’s victory at 457, 469, 470-1-2, 534.