The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.242

v4.c27.242

Ghiyās Beg, *see* I'timād-ud-Daula Ghiyās-ud-dīn (of Bārha), 115 Ghiyās-ud-dīn Mahmūd, *see* Mahmūd (of Bengal) Ghiyās-ud-dīn Tughluq, 527 Ghorāghāt, 112 Ghorai, 239 *ghul*, 12 Ghulām Qādir, 448 Gingee, surrendered to Shivājī, 276, 279; Rājā Rām flies to, 284; becomes Marāthā centre in south-east, 290; attacked by Zu-'l-Fiqār, 292; stormed by him, 293 Girāsiās, 315 Girdhar Bahādur, besieged in Allahābād, 341; transferred to Oudh, 342; 346; killed in Mālwā, 353-4, 402 Giria, 'Alī Vardi Khān defeats Sarfarāz Khān at, 365 Girishk, 206 Glass-ware, 317 Goa, Akbar's envoy to, 121; blockaded by Bījāpur, 219; threatened by Shāh 'Ālam, 283; Portuguese at protest against cession of Bombay, 404; 405, 406; Burmese envoys to, 489; De Brito recognised by, 494; *see also* Portuguese Godwār, 249 Gogī, 256 Gogunda, 115, 116 Gokla (hill), 227 Gokla (Jāt), 243 Gokteik, 517 Golconda (fortress), besieged by Muhammad, 270; taken by Aurangzīb, 287-9; spoils acquired at, 290 Golconda (kingdom), Akbar's mission to received favourably, 139, 140; friendly with Bījāpur, 168; pays tribute to Mughuls, 169; refuses help to Shāh Jahān in rebellion, 172; pledges allegiance to Shāh Jahān, 196; makes treaty with Shāh Jahān, 197; disputes over tribute of, 207; pardoned by Shāh Jahān, 208; plans for conquest of, 209, 269; at peace with Aurangzīb, 253; supports Ahmadnagar, 261; invades Orissa, Bastar and Carnatic, 267; agrees to pay Shivājī *chauth*, 273; aids Shivājī's designs on Carnatic, 276; aids Bījāpur in final attack, 285; its corrupt administration, 286; submits to Mughuls and finally subdued, 287-9; peacefully acquired by Nizām-ul-Mulk, 377; its fertility and wealth, 378; trade with Mergui, 500 Golden Company, 506, 507 Gol Gumbaz, 571-3 Gond kingdom (Gondwāna), 87, 94; invaded by Jujhār Singh, 194-5; troubled by Marāthās, 290; ruled by chiefs of Deogarh and Chāndā and dissensions in, 314; absorbed by Marāthās, 314, 365; granted to Shāhū, 392; 464