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gardens and buildings in, 220; visited by Aurangzīb, 228; land revenue of, 464 Kāsī (Kāshī) Rāj, Pandit, 419 n. 2, 420 n. 1, 421 Katehr = Rohilkhand, 369 and n. 1 Kathe (Shans), 509 Kāthīs, 315 Katwā, 367, 441 Kaunghmadaw, 497, 502 Kaungton, 516, 517 Kauravas, 95 Kāveripāk, 292 Kavi Jang, 412 Kavi-Kalash, 283, 284 Kawgun, 512 Kelāt-i-Ghilzāi, 205 Kenghung, 516 Kengtung, 516 Keshav Dev, 242 Khāfī Khān on Marāthā warfare, 300 Khaibar, *see* Khyber Khairābād, battle with Uzbegs at, 93 Khajuhā, Aurangzīb defeats Shāh Shujā‘ at, 224; 247; Farrukh-siyar defeats ‘Azz-ud-dīn at, 327 Khalīl-ullah (Sayyid), 239 Khalīl-ullah (Yazdī), 213 *Khālsa*, *khālisa*, 246, 456; *see also* Crown lands Khān ‘Ālam killed at Jājau, 320 Khān ‘Ālam (Iskandar Khān Uzbeg), 73 Khān A‘zam (Mīrzā ‘Azīz Kuka), foster-brother of Akbar, 74; governs Gujarāt, 106; besieged by Mīrzās, 108; fails to observe branding regulation, 110; sent against Bengal, 126; visits Āgra, 128; rejects Divine Faith and flies to Mecca, 131; 132; raids Berār, 137; his return from Mecca, 141; partisan of Khusrav, 152; forgiven and sent to Deccan, 159; transferred to Mewār and in disfavour, 161 *khandanī* or *chauth*, 259 Khān Daurān (Khvāja ‘Āsim, *q.v.*), 330, 331, 334, 345, 348, 351; becomes minister, 352; visits Mālwā, 354; marches towards Ajmer, 355; his jealousy of other officials, 356; nominated to oppose Nādir Shāh, 358; attacks with Burhān-ul-Mulk, 359; wounded and dies, 360; his property confiscated, 362;