The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.320

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*Maāsir-ul-umarā*, 388 Macaulay, 364 n. 2 Machhī Bhawan, 554, 567 Machiavelli, 19 Māchīwārā, 78, 127, 372 McLeod, 517 n. 1 *madad-i-ma‘āsh*, 465 Madagascar, 310 Mādanna, 274, 276, 286, 287 Madaya, 503, 505 Madhukar Sāh, 117 Madras, Fort St George founded at, 306; President and Council established at, and Bengal subordinate to, 307 Madras Consultations, 384 n. 1 Magh Rājā, 226 Maghs, 191; as pirates, 236-7, 479; driven out of Sandwīp, 481 Mahābat Khān (Luhrāsp), 239, 253, 259 Mahābat Khān (Mīr Ibrāhīm), 305 Mahābat Khān (Zamāna Beg), 156; sent against Mewār, 158; sent to Deccan, 159; out of favour, 164; defeats Shāh Jahān at Bilochpur, 171; and at Damdama, 172-3; seizes Jahāngīr, 174-5; his influence fades, 175-6; joins Shāh Jahān, 177; supports his succession, 183; on frontier and in Bundelkhand, 184; appointed to Deccan, 190, 265; besieges Daulatābād, 192; captures it, 193, 265; his title of Khān Khānān and death, 194 Mahābhārata, 133 Māhad, 257 Mahadammayaza-dipati, king of Burma, 502 Mahādev hills, 294, 295 Mahādjī Sindia, 425, 448 Mahagiri, 487