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Hasan Abdāl, 228, 239 Hasan 'Alī Khān, 243, 248, 249; invades Konkan, 282 Hasan 'Alī, Sayyid (of Bārha), supports Farrukh-siyar, becomes 'Abdullah Khān (*q.v.*) and Qutb-ul-Mulk, 327 Hasan Hamīdan, 310 Hasan Khān (in Bihār), 90 Hasan Khān Mewātī, 10, 15, 16, 17 Hasan Khān Sūr, 45, 46; his tomb, 526, 528 Hasanpur, 345 Hāshim, 369 n. 1 Hashtnagar, 8 *Hāthī Pol*, at Āgra, 536; at Fathpur Sīkrī, 539 *Hawāī*, 80 *Hawā Khāna*, 541 Hawkins, W., 162, 466 Hayāt Bakhsh, 557 Hayāt Bakhsh Begam, 261 Hazāra, 238, 535 Heath, captain, 308 Henry IV of France, 153 Herāt, 4, 5; taken by Shaibānī Khān, 6; occupied by Persians, 7; taken by Mahmūd Khān, 357; by Ahmad Shāh Abdālī, 371 Herbert, 500 n. 1 Hidāyat-kesh, 332 Higginson, 501 Hijilī, 191, 308 Himmat Khān, 294–5 Himmat Khān (of Kurnool), 387 Hīmū, his origin and influence, 64; defeats Junaid Khān, 65; prepares to expel Mughuls and occupies Delhi, 71; defeat at Pānīpat and death, 72; his widow and father, 73 Hindāl, defeats Tātār Khān, 23; defeats Muhammad Sultān, 27; occupies Jaunpur, 28; deserts from north Bihār, 30; at Āgra, 31; revolts, 32, 51; joins Kāmrān, declines to help Humāyūn, 33; 35; aims at Sind, 36; advances on Sehwān, 37; leaves Humāyūn for Qandahār, 38; seizes Qandahār but displaced by Kāmrān, 40; escapes to Humāyūn, 41; killed by an Afghān, 42 Hindaun, 321; taken by Marāthās, 354 Hindū Baloch, 53, 54 Hindū Beg, 25, 50 *Hindu-pād-pādshāhī*, 395 n. 2, 397 Hindu Rāo, 299, 301 Hingangāon, 393 Hīra Mahall, 557 Hīrānanda Shāstrī, 87 n. 2 Hīrāpur, 277 Hisār (Badakhshān), 4, 7, 8 Hissār (Firūza), 12, 22, 45, 67, 74 Hkrit, 476 Hlaingtha gate, 512 Hluttaw, 502, 508