The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.329

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Mālwā, occupied by Humāyūn, 24; lost to Mallū Khān, 27, 51; invaded by Sher Shāh, 52; abortive Mughul expedition against, 79; taken by Mughuls, 79; recovered by Bāz Bahādur but lost by him, 82; Mīrzās expelled from, 97; royal buildings of, 165; Bhīls rebel in, 192; Gonds and Bhīls rebel in, 201; plundered by Bundelās, 306; its importance to Mughuls, 312; Marāthās first raid in, 313; raided by Bakht Buland, 314; governed by Nizām-ul-Mulk, 341–2; raided by Marāthās, 349; by Malhār Rāo, 353–4; Muhammad Khān and Jay Singh fail to rule, 354, 402; ‘Azīm-ullah's failure in, 366; ceded to Peshwā with prince Ahmad as deputy, 368; 398; land revenue of, 464