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Acheik, 509 Acquaviva, 121, 130 Acworth, H. A., 427 n. 1 Ādam (Gakkhar), 61, 67, 86 Aden, Gulf of, 309 Adham Khān, 75, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83; his tomb, 526, 532 *Ādi Granth*, 245, 426 ‘Ādilābād, 383 ‘Ādil Khān, term used by Mughuls for kings of Bījāpur, 266 ‘Ādil Khān, appointed to Bayāna, rebels but is defeated, 58; 59 ‘Ādil Shāh, *passim*, the ruler of Bījāpur at the time; architecture, 570–4 ‘Ādil Shāh Sūr, succeeds, 64; suspects his nobles, 65; crushes rebellion at Ujjain, defeats Ibrāhīm Shāh, 66; killed in battle with king of Bengal, 70, 73 Ādīna Beg Khān, misleads Shāh Nawāz Khān, 372; becomes governor of Punjab, but expelled, 438; conspires with Sikhs, yields to Marāthās and dies, 445 Ādīnāpur, 5 ‘Adlī, 65 Admiral, of Marāthā fleet, 393; = *Sarkhel*, 394; of Mughuls, 404 Adoni, 285, 290 Aduminnyo, 477 *Adventure*, the, 310 Afghānistān taken by Ahmad Shāh Abdālī, 371 Afghāns, on N. W. frontier, 237–40; quarrels in Bījāpur, 276; subdued in Bengal, 311; in Mālwā, 313; resist Sikhs, 322; support Sunnīs, 324; unimportant in first half of eighteenth century, 332; invade Persia, 349; expelled by Nādir Shāh, 357; attempt to stop him at Jamrūd, 358; Rohilla branch of settle in India, 370; rebels in Bihār, 441, 442; Delhi dynasty’s style of architecture, 525 Afonso, 191, 192 Afrīdīs, 136, 238 Afshār Turks, 357 Afzal Khān, 257; killed by Shivājī, 272; celebrated in ballads, 427 Āgra, occupied by Humāyūn, 13; raided by Tātār Khān, 23; adorned by Sher Shāh, 52; restored by Akbar, 89;