Index II. Geographical.
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Babur, Emperor of Hindustan and Beveridge, Annette Susannah
Ābāpūr (S.E. of Āgra), Bābur at 642-3.
Ābā-qūrūq (Kābul), Bābur at 197.
Āb-burdan (Upper Zar-afshān), description of 152; spring and pass of 152; a route through 40 n. 4.
Āb-dara (Ḥiṣār-shādmān), Bābur takes up good ground at 353.
Āb-dara (Hindū-kush), a winter-route through 205, 242, 321, 351.
Āb-i-khān (Farghāna), Taṃbal in 110, 112.
Āb-i-rahmat = Qarā-sū q.v. (Samarkand), mentioned to locate Kān-i-gil 78, 81.
Āb-istāda (S.E. of Ghaznī) described 239;
Bābur at 218, 239.
Abīward (Khurāsān), Anwārī’s birthplace 260 n. 1.
Āb-i-yār-qūrūq (Samarkand), Bābur in 66.
Abuha or Anuha (N.W.F.P. India), limits Sawād 400.
Ābūn- or Ātūn-village (Kābul), Bābur at 407.
Ādampūr or Ārampūr-pargana (U.P. India), Bābur at 650, 684, 682 n. 1; location of 650 n. 3; 684 n. 3.
Adīnapūr (Kābul), on the Surkh-rūd 209; of the name 207, App. E, xxi; a dārogha’s head-quarters 208; the Bāgh-i-wafā near 421, 443; Bābur at 229.
Adūsa-and-Mūrī (U.P. India), Bābur at 645.
Afghānistān, Bābur’s limitation of the name 200; demerits of its mountains 223.
Āgra, revenue of 521; ‘Ālam Khān plans to attack 455-6, 474; estimate of Pānīpat casualties made in 474; submits to Bābur 523; exhaustion of treasure in 617; a military rendezvous 676; supplies from 685; hot season in 524; measurement of Kābul-Āgra road 629; water-raising in 487; Bābur takes oleanders to 610; his workmen in 520, 630, 642; keeps Rāmẓān in 584; receives letters from 639; comes and goes to and from 478, 548, 581, 606, 686; others ditto 475, 526, 540, 576-8, 606, 621-4, 650; mentioned to locate places 529, 531 (2), 588, 597, 641, 650-8, 680.
Āhangarān (on the Herī-rūd, Khurāsān), 308 n.
Āhangarān-julgā2941 (S.E. of Tāshkīnt), Bābur at 90, 152, 161.
Ahār-passage (Ganges), Bābur’s troops at 528.
Aībak, mod. Hāībak, Fr. map Boukhara, Hai-bagh (Kābul-Balkh route), Bābur at 189; a rebel near 546, and for location 546, n. 2.
Aīkarī-yār (Kābul), Bābur’s scouts fight near 196.
Aīkī-sū-ārā2942 = Mīyān-dū-āb = Between-the-two-waters (Farghāna) an alternative name Rabāt̤ik-aūrchīn 88; located 88, n. 2; Mughūls in 88, 105; Bābur in 114; Taṃbal in 116.
Aīlāīsh- or Aīlāmīsh-daryā, ? Qarā-daryā (Farghāna), Bābur’s men defeated on, 105; game near 114.
Aīlāk-yīlāq (Ḥiṣār-shādmān), Bābur at 187-8, 194.
Aīlchī (E. Turkistan), of the name 50, n. 2.
Aīndīkī var. (Kābul), Bābur gathers tooth-picks near 407.
‘Aīsh-pushla (Farghāna), Taṃbal near 106; Bābur near 165.
Aītmāk-dābān (Samarkand) described 83; a boundary 84; 64 n. 1; 80 n. 2.
Āī-tūghdī (Kābul) position of 253 n. 3; Bābur at 253.
Ajar Fort (in Kāhmard, or Kahmard q.v. Fr. map Maïmènè), Bābur’s and his followers’ families left in 189; various occurrences in 197, 243, 293; a plan to defend 191; gifts to its peasantry 633 n. 5.
Akhsī, Akhsīkīt (Farghāna), described 9; book-name of 9 and n. 4; position of 13; —‘Umar Shaikh’s capital 10; exploit at 16; death at 13; —a rebel at 26; a death in 40; appointments to 32, 115; a notable of 110; a village of 171; a melon of 82; besieged 31-2, 54; threatened 44; army of, called up against Bābur 110; comings and goings from and to 87, 90, 101-3, 124, 161, 176, 180, 182, 183; river-fight below 102; Bābur at 54, 116, 170-1-2; apportioned to Jahāngīr 118-9; an army hostile to Bābur near 162; promised to Bābur 168; his attempt to defend 173-6; his flight from 176, 396; Shaibānī defeats the Chaghatāī Khāns near 18, 182, 351-6.
Akrīāda-pargana (Panj-āb), a holder of 453.
Alāī-tāgh (Farghāna), on a Ḥiṣār—E. Turkistān route 129; sub-districts of 162.
Alangār-tūmān (Kābul), described 210; a constituent of the true Lamghānāt 210; a holder of 241; Bābur in 424.
Ālā-qūrghān = Ikhtiyāru’d-dīn (Herāt), Bābur reported captive in 313; the Bāī-qarā households in 327; captured by Shaibānī 328.
Ālā-sāī-bulūk (Kābul), described 220-1; wines of 221.
Ālā-tāgh (s. of Qalāt-i-ghilzāī, Afghānistān), over-run 249.[1]
Alexander’s Iron-wall (Darband q.v. Caspian Sea), mentioned in metaphor 564; purpose of 564 n. 3.