The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.318

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Lac, 501 Lachhmanā, 390 Lachman Singh (Bāghel), 201 Lachmī Nārāyan (of Cooch Behār), 144 Lacquer, 487 Lādlī Begam, 168 Lahore, captured by Bābur, 11; Akbar's sport at, 95; Shāh Jahān's first visit as emperor to, 194; threatened by Sikhs, 322; Bahādur Shāh's death at, 324; occupied by Nādir Shāh, 358; captured by Marāthās, 416, 445; Akbar's fort at, 538; buildings in fort, 555; architectural style at, 559-61 Lakhau, 234, 235 Lakholā, 98 Lakkaredi-palli, 387 Lakshmī Nārāyan, 233 La'l Das, Baba, 217 n. 2 La'l Kumārī, 326, 328, 329 Lally, 390, 412 Lāl Singh (Khīchī), 306 Lāl Tikrī, 299 Landholders, 472, 473 Land revenue, Sher Shāh's system, 56, 456-8; revised in Gujarāt, conversion of assignments to crown lands, 109, 461; Todar Mal's scheme, 110, 459; excessive in Kashmīr, 140; reduced by Akbar, 143; assessed by Shāh Shujā' in Bengal, by Murshid Qulī Khān in Deccan, 218, 468; additions to, 231; yield in Gujarāt under Aurangzib, 242; total under Aurangzīb, 316; collections of leased by Ratan Chand, 337; of Deccan under Āsaf Jāh, 378; importance of to state, 385; falls in Deccan 1725-85, 386 n. 1; Bālāji Peshwā's scheme for, 396; Marāthā methods of collecting, 398; improved by Bālājī, 414; included salt, 450; receipts under Akbar and Shāh Jahān, 450; assessment of, 452-6; under Sher Shāh, 456-8; under Akbar, 458-61; remissions of, 461; alienations of, 465; under Jahāngīr, 466-7; under Shāh Jahān, 467-8; under Aurangzib, 468-72; distribution of, 470; Thalun's assessment of, 497 *lang*, 14 Langāhs, 53, 54 Langlès, 561 *langūta*, 14 Lao Shan, 487, 488, 515 Lashio, 516, 517 Lashkari, 86 *lashkar-khez*, 315 Launay, 500 n. 1 Launggyet, 476, 477 Laurie, 514 n. 1 Lavine, 509 Law, M., 389 Lawāni, 89 Lawbooks of Mahapinnyakyaw, 478 Lawksawk, 487 Lead, 317