Index II. Geographical.
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Babur, Emperor of Hindustan and Beveridge, Annette Susannah
Panj-āb (India), of the name App. E, xx; *Bābur’s power in 426, 430; *Daulat Khān’s strength in 412, 443; Bābur’s journey to (937 AH.), 604 n. 1, *698.
Panj-dih, Pand-dih (Khurāsān), Aūzbeg raiders beaten at 296.
Panjhīr, Panj-sher tūmān (Kābul), described 214; pass-roads of 195-6, 205; highway-men of 214; river of 407; a dārogha in 250.
Panj-kūra (N.W.F.P. India), Bābur at 373-4.
Pāp (Farghāna), holds fast for Bābur 91, 101; affairs in 171-4-6 n. 3.
Pārandī-pass (Hindū-kush), described 205; height of 204 n. 4.
Parashāwar, Peshāwar (N.W.F.P. India), a limit of Kābul 200; beauty of flowers near 393; rhinoceros of 490; partridges in 496; Bigrām near 230 n. 2; Bābur and 382, 393, 410-2.
Parhāla (Panj-āb), a Kakar stronghold 387-9; described and taken by Bābur 396-7.
Parsarū-river (U.P. India), Bābur on 682-3.
Parsrūr, Parsarūr (Panj-āb), an assignment on 684; Bābur at 458; G. of India form of name Pasrūr 684 n. 1.
Pārwān (Kohistān, Kābul), described 214-5; wind of 201, 224; road and pass of 205; fishing in 226, 406; wines and flowers of 215.
Pashāghar (Samarkand), described 97; a native of 188; Bābur at 97-8, 148.
Pātakh-i-āb-i-shakna (Kābul), meaning of the name 403 n. 2; Bābur at 403.
Pawat-pass (Mehtar Sulaimān range), Bābur crosses 238.
Pehlūr, Phillaur (Panj-āb), Bābur at 458.
Pesh-grām (N.W.F.P. India), Bābur at 373.
Pīāg, Allāhābād (U.P. India), Bābur at 654-5; incident of his march from 657.
Pīchghān (Kābul), bird-catching in 220; punitive attack on 253.
Pīch-i-Kāfiristān (n. of Kābul country), wines of 212; hostile to Bābur 212.
Pīr Kānū, see Sakhī-sarwār.
Pul-i-chirāgh, Bīl-i-chirāgh (Balkh-Herāt road), located 69; a victory at 69, 260.
Pul-i-sālār (Herāt), 329-30.
Pul-i-sangīn (Ḥiṣār-shadmān), *Tīmūr’s and Bābur’s victories at 353-4.
Pushta-i-‘aīsh (Farghāna), forces near 106, 165.
Qabā (Farghāna), swamp of 31; invaded 30; Bābur at 123, 162.
Qa‘bādīān (Ḥiṣār-shādmān), Bābur at 188; taken for him 640.
Qabil’s tomb, i.e. Cain’s (Kābul), Bābur at 415.
Qāīn (Khurāsān), held by a Bāī-qarā 296, 301.
Qaiṣār (s.w. of Maïmènè, see Fr. map), Bābur at 296.
Qalāt-i-ghilzāī (Qandahār), Bābur takes 248-9, 339; road south from 333; a governor of 340; fugitives join Bābur near 331; Hindūstān traders at 331.
Qalāt-i-nādirī (n. of Mashhad, Khurāsān), birthplace of Nādir Shāh 263 n. 4, 329 n. 4; Bāī-qarā holders of 263, 329.
Qanauj (U.P. India), revenue of 521; appointments in 265, 582; hostile both to Ibrāhīm and to Bābur 523-9; military occurrences at 530, 557, 582-9, 594-8.
Qandahār (Afghānistān), sometimes reckoned as part of Ghaznī 217; a s. limit of Khurāsān 261; irrigation-waters of 332-6; heat of compared 520; Kābul trade with 202; routes to 206, 308; —governors in 264, 274; Arghūns in 71, 227, 326, 336, 429; Ḥusain Bāī-qarā’s failure at 94; —Bābur’s campaigns against 220, 246-8, 330-9, *365, *426-28-36-39; unremunerative to him 480; his rock-residence (Chihil-zīna) near 333-5, App. J; Shaibānī’s siege of 21, 331-9, 340-3; Nāṣir in 338; Kāmrān in 583, *694-9, *706; —Khwānd-amīr leaves 605; a rapid journey to 621, *705; Lord Roberts on his first view of 333 n. 1; ruins of in 1879 AD. 430.
Qarā-bāgh (Kābul), Bābur at 196; ? a rebel of 687.
Qarā-bāgh-meadow (Qandahār), flood-waters of 240; spoils shared out at 339; ? a rebel of 687.
Qarā-būgh (Samarkand), Bābur at 147.
Qarā-būlāq (Samarkand), Bābur at 66-7; a punishment at 66, 153.
Qarā-daryā (s. arm of Saiḥūn), now supplies Andijān 3 n. 6; 88 n. 2; App. A, ii.
Qarā-kūl (Samarkand), mentioned 84; irrigation of 76-7; a governor of 40; lost and regained by Aūzbegs 135-7.
Qarā-kūpa pass, ? Malakand (N.W.F.P. India), Bābur on 376.