The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.243

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v4.c27.243

*gondhālī* (wandering bard), 409, 427 Gooty, 408 Gopāl Rāo, 383 Gopāl Singh, Rāo (Chandrāwat), 306 Gordon, 406 Gouger, 519 n. 1 Govind Deo, 547-8 Govind Pant Kher (or Bundele), 402, 420, 421, 444 Govind Rāo Chitnīs, 409 Govind Singh, Gurū, 244, 245, 246, 322 Govindwāl, 223 Grant Brown, R., 504 n. 2 Grant Duff, on Shivājī's early exploits, 268; on his becoming Rājput, 275; on his inspiration of Marāthās, 279; on Navāits, 369 n. 1; on Marāthā officials, 392 n. 2; on early life of Bālāji Vishvanāth, 393, 394; on Muhammad Shāh's grants, 396; on Marāthā collections, 398 and n. 3; on *mulukgīrī*, 398-9 and n. 1; on death of Khande Rāo, 401 n. 1; on Poona as Peshwā's capital, 410; on Marāthā civil justice, 414 n. 1; on Bālājī's administration, 414 n. 2; on Marāthā devotion to home, 414 n. 3; on Marāthā plundering, 415 n. 2; on invasion of Punjab, 416 n. 2 *Granth*, *see* Ādi Granth, 245 Grenard, 8 Grimon, 139 "Guest" Begs, 4 Gujarāt, invaded by Humāyūn, 24; lost by him, 27; Sher Shāh offers help to, 51; civil war in, 103; Mīrzā rebellion in, 105; Khān A'zam appointed governor of, 106; Mīrzās finally suppressed in, 108, 109; revenue settlement by Todar Mal, 109; pestilence and famine in, 112; insurrection in, 118; further insurrection in, 132-3; pacified, 140; visited by Jahāngīr, 166; famine in 1630, 186; Murād Bakhsh rebels in, 211; its wealth and people, invaded by Marāthās, 315; misgoverned by Haidar Qulī Khān, 348; raided by Marāthās, 349; Hāmid Khān and Sarbuland Khān contend in, 350-1; Bāji Rāo ravages, 353; Marāthā hold on, 398; Bāji Rāo crushes rivals in, 402; Gāikwār extinguishes Mughul rule in, 411; land revenue of, 464; grants of land revenue reduced in, 465 Gulābī Bāgh, 561 Gulbadan Begam, 19, 114, 128, 129 Gulbarga, sacked by Āsaf Khān, 189, 264; annexed by Mughuls, 255, 277; occupied by Khān Daurān, but restored to Bījāpur, 267; captured by Aurangzīb, 271; taken by Kām Bakhsh, 321 Gun Spirit, 507 Gurdāspur, 335 Gurūs of Sikhs, 244-6, 322, 335-6 Gwalior, captured by Bābur, 16, 22; besieged by Sher Shāh, 51; by Qiyā Khān, 73; taken, 76; a political prison, 161, Gwalior (*continued*) 193, 198, 201, 228, 267; state founded by Rānojī Sindia, 398; buildings at admired by Bābur, 523; tomb of Muhammad Ghaus at, 535 Gwe, 503, 505, 516