The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.103

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Biddulph, C. E., 216 n. 2; on piracy, 309 Bigandet, 500 n. 1 *bīgha*, 460 Bihār (province), military rebellion in, 125, 126, 132; peace restored, 139; occupied by Shāh Jahān in rebellion, 172; plundered by Gangā Rām, 306; governed by 'Alī Vardī Khān, 364; plundered by Raghūjī, 441 Bihār (town), 306 Bihārī Mal, Rājā, 81, 97, 102 Bihār Khān (Sultān Muhammad), 11, 15, 46 Bihār Khān, governor of Handiya, 62 Bihishtābād, 153 Bijāgarh, 82 Bijāpur (kingdom), Akbar sends envoy to, 139; sultan of sends tribute, 140; congratulates Akbar on taking Ahmadnagar, 147; restores area taken from Ahmadnagar, 165; reconciled to Golconda, 168; pays tribute to Mughuls, 169; invaded by Malik 'Ambar, 173; dynastic dispute in, 188; invaded by Āsaf Khān, 189, 264; repels him, 190, 265; attacks Ahmadnagar, 192, 263; aids Ahmadnagar against Mughuls, 193; fresh disputes in, 195; submits to Shāh Jahān, 196; well governed, and expanding, 208-9; attacked by Aurangzīb on accession of 'Alī 'Ādil Shāh II, 209, 271; operations against 1666-80, Mughul relations with, 253; invaded by Jay Singh, 254-5; rival ministers in and invaded by Bahādur Khān, 255; invaded by Shivājī and by Dilīr Khān, 259; annexes Bīdar, 260; at war with Shivājī and agrees to pay him *chauth*, 273; invaded by A'zam, 283; free from Mughul attacks, 284; finally subdued, 285-6; its wealth, 378 Bījāpur (town), besieged by Aurangzīb, 271; by Dilīr Khān, 278; taken by Aurangzīb and decays, 285-6; called Dār-uz-Zafar, 286; Kām Bakhsh crowned at, 321; ceded to Marāthās, 413; buildings at, 570-4 Bijay Singh (of Amber), 321 Bīkāner, 157, 246, 333; palace at, 548 Bikramājīt (of Orchha), 184, 185, 187 Bikramājīt, Rājā (Patr Dās, Rāi Rāyān), 149, 166, 168; his death, 171 Bilgrām, 27, 430 Bilhāpur, 402 Bilochpur, Shāh Jahān defeated at, 171; 'Abdullah Khān defeated at, 345 Bimāristān, 166 Binnya Dala, Talaing minister, 489, 490 Binnya Dala, Talaing puppet king, 503 Bīr, 145, 186, 262 Bīrbal, Rājā, 103; accepts "Divine Faith", 131; attacks Yūsufzāis and is slain, 135; his house at Fathpur Sīkrī, 542-3 Bīrbal, Rājā, *see* Mitra Sen Nāgar, 340 Bīr Bhān, 55 n. 2 Bīr Nārāyan, 88 Bīr Singh, error for Bīr Bhān, *q.v.* Bīr Singh Deo (Bundelā), murders Abu-'l-Fazl, 149, 184; 150; made Rājā by Jahāngīr, 156; his death, 184 Bishan Singh, Rājā (of Amber), sent against Jāts, 305 Bist, 205, 206 Bithli, 227 Black Hole, 364 n. 2 Blochmann, 111, 113 Blood, taboo on shedding royal, 499 n. 1 Blunt, E. A. H., 152 n. 1 Bodawpaya, king of Burma, 482, 522 Bohrās, 232, 315 Bolān pass, 227 Bombay ceded to English, 406 Botelho, Luis, 405 Bowrey, 481 n. 1 Brahmapurī, 290; Aurangzīb's headquarters, 296-7 Braj, 221 Bridge at Jaunpur, 535 Bridgman, Henry (*alias* Evory), 309 Briggs, 392 n. 2 Brindāban, 547 Broach, 315 Brotherhood, 451-2 Bruno, 506, 509 Budaun, 369; Bangash attack Rohillas at, 429 Buddermokan, 476 Buddha Tooth, 489, 490, 494, 497 Buddhism, in Arakan, 476; combined with Islam, 477; in Ceylon, 480 Buddhu, 560 Budh, *see* Shaikh Budh Budh Singh Hārā (of Būndi), opposes Sayyids and fights Bhīm Singh of Kotah, 341-2 Buhlūl Khān, *see* 'Abdul-Karīm Buhlūl Khān (of Bijāpur), 255, 274 Buhlūl (Shaikh), *see* Shaikh Phūl Buhlūl Lodī, 9, 45, 55 Buhlūl Malik (I'timād Khān), 84 Bukhārā, 2, 4, 7, 202-3, 229 Buland Akhtar, 224, 303, 304 Buland Darwāza, 544, 545-6 Bulāqi, *see* Dāwar Bakhsh, 183 Bullion, 307, 317 Bundelā (Rājputs), 117 Bundele, *see* Govind Pant Kher, 402 Bundelkhand, rebellion in, 184; Jujhār Singh rebels in, 194; rising quelled, 195; Champat Rāi rebels in, 201; Marāthā incursions in, 290; Bājī Rāo invades, 353 Būndī, 117, 303, 341 Burdwān, 112; taken by Shāh Jahān, 172; Marāthās surround 'Alī Vardī Khān at, 367, 442 Burhān I (of Ahmadnagar), 148 Burhān Nizām Shāh II, 138, 139; refuses submission to Akbar, 140