The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.105

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Cabral, Antonio, 106, 121 Cachār, 520 Calcutta founded by Charnock, 308 Caliphs, 324 Cambay, visited by Humāyūn, 24; by Akbar, 104 Cambodia, 520 Canals, made by Fīrūz Shāh, by 'Alī Mardān Khān, 201, 359; by Nizām-ul-Mulk, 385; at Mrohaung, 477; supply Delhi fort, 557 Careri, Dr Gemelli, 318 Carnatic, Golconda acquisitions in, 207; conquered by Shivājī, 240, 259, 276; Golconda annexations in, 261, 267; invaded by Bījāpur, 267; plundered by Dilīr Khān, 278; eastern part of taken by Aurangzīb, 290; its division between Golconda and Bījāpur, 291; Santājī and Dhana in eastern, 294; Dost 'Alī killed in, 365, 408; Nizām's conquests in, 368; its riches, 378; invaded by Muzaffar Jang, 386–7; tribute of ceded to Marāthās, 388; increase of English power in, 390; raided by Bālāji, 412 Caste abolished by Sikhs, 246 Castration forbidden, 231 Cesses, forbidden by Aurangzīb, 231, 449, 469; by Fīrūz Tughluq, Akbar and Jahāngīr, 449 and n. 1; impossible to estimate yield of, 450; abuses in, 470; in Bengal, 473