Index II. Geographical.
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Babur, Emperor of Hindustan and Beveridge, Annette Susannah
Marghīnān (Farghāna), described 6; bullies of 72947; a celebrity of 7, 76; locates a place 7; comings and goings from and to 30, 97 n. 2, 173; lost to Bābur 30; recovered by him 99-100; rebel attack on 101-2; Bābur in 103, 123, 162-9, 172.
Marūchāq (on the Murgh-āb, Khurāsān), Āūzbeg raiders defeated at 296.
Marwār (Rājpūtāna), Sangā’s approach from 544 n. 5.
Mashhad (Khurāsān), a celebrity of 285; a Bāī-qarā holder of 263, 296, 329-30; held by Aūzbegs 534, 623; T̤ahmāsp’s route to 622 n. 3.
Masht (Ghaznī?), a tribe in 323.
Masjid-i-jauza (Farghāna), described 5.
Masjid-i-laqlaqa (Samarkand), described 80.
Masjid-i-maqut̤a‘ (Samarkand), described 79.
Mastūng, Quetta (Balūchistān), Shāh Beg and 337, *427 (where read Mastūng).
Mātarīd (Samarkand), a celebrity of 75.
Māwarā’u’n-nahr, Transoxiana, name of the country of Samarkand 74; name includes Farghāna 76; melons and wines of 82-3; bullies in 7 (see s.n. Marghīnān for an omission); Leaders of Islām born in 7, 75-6; three strong forts in 3; an appointment in its interests 61, 85; in Aūzbeg hands 427, 480, 618; *Bābur’s desire to regain 697 n. 1 (and s.n. Bābur).
Mehtar-Sulaimān range (Afghān border), a shrine on 238; Bābur and 236-8.
Merv, Marv (Khurāsān), comings and goings from and to 135-7, 296, 301, *357, 623; chiefs of 261, 244; ‘Alī-sher winters in 287; Bābur’s sister in 18, *352; Shaibānī defeated and killed near 318, *350; ‘Ubaid and 534, 618, 622.
Mewāt, Mīwāt (Rājpūtāna), revenue of 521; hills of 486; account of 577-8-9; holders of 523, 551; Bābur orders a raid on 551; Kānwa casualties on the road to 577; Bābur at 578.
Mīān-dū-āb, “Doab” (between Ganges and Jumna), revenue of 521; archers of 526-8, 551-7; a pargana bestowed in 539; ‘Ālam Khān goes to 457; Ibrāhīm advances into 467; Bābur puts down a rebel in 576.
Mīān-kāl, Miyān-kāl (Samarkand), returns to Bābur 135; Aūzbegs in 622.
Mīān-kalāī (N.W.F.P. India), Bābur in 373; ? a dū-āb 373 n. 6.
Mīān-wilāyat, Miyān-wilāyat (U.P. India), revenue of 521.
Mīch-grām (Kābul), a tribe in 413; Bābur at 414.
Mīl (Kāfiristān), position of 210.
Milwat, Malot (Panj-āb), prisoners sent to 461.
Milwat, Malot (U.P. India), Bābur’s capture of 457-8, 461.
Minār-hill (Kābul), Bābur crosses 314.
Mīr Ghiyaṣ-langar (Khurāsān), Bābur at 307-8.
Mīrzā-rabāt̤, (Farghāna), w. wind over 9 n. 2, *183.
Misr, Egypt, compared with a Samarkand tūmān 84; *Napoleon’s task in 356.
Mīta-kacha (Kohistān, Kābul), described 214.
Mughūlistān, mountains of 222; game in 325; Aspara in 20; Yūnas Khān in 12; a Mughūl tūmān enters 20; *Mughūls forced to go far from 351; a dweller in 114; Bābur thinks of going to 158, *184.
Muḥammad Āghā’s village (Kābul), Bābur at 405.
Muḥammad Chap’s Bridge (Samarkand), 72.
Muḥammad-fajj (N.W.F.P. India), meaning of the name 229 n. 5; Bābur at 231.
Multā-kundī (Kābul), defined 211.
Multān (Panj-āb), the Five-rivers meet near 485; a dependency of 237; fowlers migrated from 225; Abā-bikr at 260; Daulat Khān and 441-2; ‘Askarī recalled from *603, 605; Kāmrān and 645, 699.
Mungīr (Bengal), Bābur’s envoy to 676.
Munīr (Bihār, India), Bābur at 666-7, 670.
Munūghul-tāgh (Farghāna), variants in name of 8 n. 5; mines and malarial influence of 8; surmised action on wind of (here Mogol-tau) 9 n. 2; (see Abū’l-ghāzī, Désmaisons p. 12).
Muqur (Afghānistān), Bābur at 345.
Mūra-pass (Ḥiṣār-shādmān), 58 n. 1; Bābur crosses 129 (not named).
Murgh-āb river and fort (Khurāsān), Ḥusain Bāī-qarā and 191, 260; Bābur on 285, 297-9, 300; Shaibānī at 327.
Murghān-koh (Qandahār), position of 332 n. 4; Bābur at 336.