Index III. General
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Babur, Emperor of Hindustan and Beveridge, Annette Susannah
Lane’s Lexicon see Dictionaries.
Langlés art. Babour Preface xiv.
Law (Muḥammad’s)—on blood-vengeance 194, 251-8; Shaibānī’s disregard of 329; Ḥusain Bāī-qarā’s regard for 258; Bābur’s orthodox observance shown e.g. 25, 44, 111, 262, 370-7, 483, 547-51-74-89-96, and in the Mubīn and Wālidiyyaḥ-risāla q.v.; his orthodox reputation (epitaph) 711; his observance as to intoxicants 302, beyond his 23rd year 299, 302-3-4; his return to obedience (933) in 44th year 551-5; referred to 203 (verse) 645-7-8; his breaches of Law:—against types of verse 447, repented 448; against wine, see s.n. Wine.
Les Mosquées de Samarcande, Pet. Archeol. S.—74-8-7.
Les six voyages en Turquie, en Perse, et aux Indes, Jean Baptiste le Tavernier—the coin casbeke, kipkī 296.
Letters of Lady Mary W. Montagne—lovers’ marks 16.
Letters—Nawā’ī’s imitation of Jāmī’s collection 271; Bābur keeps a letter of 910 to 935 AH. 190; his royal-letters (farmān) 463-4, 526, 617 (with autograph marginal couplet), others (khat̤t̤) 331-2; to Khw. Kalān 411 (with autograph couplet), 603 n. 3, 627, and (reproduced) 645; to Humāyūn (reproduced) 624; to Kāmrān 645-6, Preface xxxv, xliii; to Māhīm 374, 541; Letters-of-victory:—Kābul 319, Bajaur 371, Ḥiṣar-fīrūza 466, Kānwa 559-74, 580.
Levirate marriage 23, 267.
Levy on stipendiaries 617.
Lexicon Persico-Latinum, I. A. Vullers see Dictionaries.
Leyden John—tentative trs. of the Bukhara Compilation, Preface xlvii-viii-ix, lviii.
Life and Letters of Ogier G. de Busbecq [trs. Forster & Daniel]—explains “Sult̤anīm” 29.
L’Inde des Rajas, L. Rousselet—Gūālīār 605.
Linguistic Survey of India, Sir G. A. Grierson—forms of “nine” App. E, xviii.
Loess 3, 30, App. A, ii.
Looting of assigned individuals 328.
Lord [JASB 1838]—Ghūrbund 205; Running-sands 215.
“Lords of the Elephant” 563-73.
Lordship in the Gate see Gate.
Lotophagi, a fruit they ate 210; quoted 42.
Lover’s-marks 16, Add. Note, P. 16.
Lubbut’t-tawārīkh, Yaḥya Kazwīnī—an early (brief) source 349; dates the battle of Ghaj-dāvān 361.
Noticeable words:— lām (fort) 210; likh, lūja, lūkha (a bird) 498, App. N, xlvii.
Ma‘āṣir-i-raḥīmī (a Life of ‘Abdu’r-raḥīm Mirza q.v.), ‘Abdu’l-bāqī Nahavandī—Bābur’s wife Ṣalḥa 713.
Ma‘āsiru’l-‘umrā, Shāh-navāz-Khān—Mu’az̤z̤am-nagar = Dīn-kot 206.
McGregor, Col. H. G.—meaning of “ningrahar” and “nungnihar” = 9 streams, App. E, xix.
Magic—rain making with the jade-stone (yada-tāsh) 27, 67, 654; the stone used to ensure victory 623; Bābur’s talisman to stop rain 423.
Majālis-i-nafā’is, ‘Alī-sher Nawā’ī—mentions ‘Abdu’l-lāh Barlās 51.
Making of a Frontier, A. G. A. Durand—Greek descent 22.
Malfūzāt-i-tīmūrī (Tīmūr’s Turki Annals)—not discredited by no-mention in the mutilated B.N. 653; Yūnas Khān and the book Preface xxix; an incentive to Bābur xxx, perhaps also at xxxii; their acceptance in a Persian translation by Shāh-jahān xlvi.2956
Mammals of India, T. E. Jerdon—hog-deer 491.
Manners and customs of the modern Egyptians, E. W. Lane—drinkables 298.
Manual of Gardening, Firminger—cherries 203; kamrak fruit 506; an orange 511; sadā-fal512.
Manufactures of Samarkand, cramoisy and paper 81, 305.
Marmion (Scott’s Notes to), wild geese checked in flight 214.
Marriage, compelled 386; levirate 23, 267; legitimate 269; illegal 329.
The Maṣnawī of Jalālu’d-dīn Rūmī (trs. E. H. Whinfield)—read by ‘Umar Shaikh 15, Preface xxx.
Materials for the History of India, Nassau Lees—amongst the sources for filling out Bābur-nāma gaps 428.
Mat̤la‘u’s-sa‘dain, ‘Abdu’r-razzāq (N. et Ex. xiv)—Timurid suzerainty acknowledged in Dihli [in 814-1411] 459.
Meal-hours—big breakfast 389; nooning 614-861.