The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.248

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v4.c27.248

Ibrāhīm, Mīr (of Golconda), created Mahābat Khān, 305 Ibrāhīm Rauza, 573-4 Īdar, 108 Ikhtiyār Khān, 24, 25 Ikhtiyār-ul-Mulk, 108 ‘Imād-ul-Mulk (of Gujarāt), 25 ‘Imād-ul-Mulk, title of Ghāzī-ud-dīn, son of Nizām, 433 n. 1 ‘Imād-ul-Mulk, title of Ghāzī-ud-dīn (Shihāb-ud-dīn) (*q.v.*), 435 *imāla*, 58 *imām*, 57 Imām Qulī (of Samarqand), 170, 202 Imāms, the, 122 ‘*imāratlar*, 14 Imole, 509 Imphal, 509 ‘Ināyat Khān, 251 ‘Ināyat-ullah Kashmīrī, 337, 339, 346 Inchbird, 406, 407 Indāpur, 268 Indigo, Shāh Jahān’s monopoly of, 218, 449; export of, 317; Akbar’s revenue rate on, 460 Indore founded by Malhār Rāo Holkar, 398 Indrakhi, 306 Indra Singh, 247, 248 Indūr (Nizāmābād), 173 Infallibility, doctrine of and Decree, 122, 123 Infanticide, 181 Ingabu, 483 Inheritance as source of revenue, 449 Intermarriage of Hindus and Muslims, 117, 125, 161, 181; forbidden by Shāh Jahān, 217 Intizām-ud-Daula, 436, 444 Inū Mand, 301 Iqbāl Khān, 60 Īrānī party, 319; described, 331; combine with Turānīs against Sayyids, 343 Irij, Irichh, *see* Erachh Irrigation, *see* Canals, 201 Irvine, W., 74 n. 1, 331 n. 1; on Farrukhsiyar, 339; on Bangash Pathāns, 353 n. 1; on Marāthā raids, 399 n. 1; on Muhammad Khān in Bundelkhand, 402 n. 2; on Bājī Rāo’s raid, 403 n. 1; on Nizām at Delhi, 403 n. 2 ‘Īsā Khān Niyāzī, 55, 526 ‘Īsā Tarkhān, Mīrzā, 569 Isfahān, 357 Ishwar Dās Nāgar, 304 Iskandar Khān Uzbeg, 71; becomes Khān ‘Ālam, 73; 91, 92, 93, 96 Islāmābād = Chittagong, 237 Islamic law of land revenue, 471 Islām Khān Chishtī, 161; his tomb, 544 Islām Khān Rūmī, 255 Islāmpuri = Brahmapuri, 290 Islām Shāh (Jalāl Khān) Sūr, succeeds Sher Shāh, opposes ‘Ādil Khān, suspects old nobles, 58; defeats Niyāzīs, procures murder of Khavāss Khān, 59; attacks Gakkhars, receives Kāmrān, 60; dies, 61; his treatment of the Mahdavīs, 62; his character, 64; his tomb, 528; his fort at Delhi, 531 Islīm Shāh = Islām Shāh, 58 Isma‘īl (of Ahmadnagar), 138 Isma‘īlia sect, 232, 315 Isma‘īl Khān Maka, 292 Isma‘īl Khān Rūmī, 562 Isma‘īl Qulī, 85, 86 Isma‘īl Shāh Safavī, 6, 7, 11, 18, 19 Italian, missionaries, 500; art, 558 I‘tibār Khān, 310 I‘timād Khān, *see* Buhlūl Malik, 84, 89 I‘timād Khān (of Gujarāt), 103, 104, 132, 133 I‘timād Khān (of Surat), 310 I‘timād-ud-Daula, becomes revenue minister, 156; with Jahāngīr against Khusrav, 157; 163; death of, 169; his tomb, 179, 552-3 I‘timād-ud-Daula, title of Muhammad Amīn Khān, Turānī (*q.v.*), 331 I‘timād-ud-Daula, title of Qamar-ud-dīn, 346 I‘tiqād Khān, *see* Muhammad Murād, 337 I‘tiqād Khān, Zu-’l-Fiqār Khān, Nusrat Jang, besieges Rāigarh, 284; *see also* Zu-’l-Fiqār Khān Ives, 394 n. 1 ‘Iwaz Khān, 380