The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.630

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Ran Bāghā, 80 Randola Khān, against Mughuls, 188, 189; defeated by Khān Zamān, 192; tries to relieve Daulatābād, 193, 265; 196 Rangāmatī, 236 Rang Mahall, 557 Rangoon, Bahādur II exiled to, 448; occupied by Smim Htaw, 485; by Alaungpaya, 505; becomes port of Burma, 507; East India Company at, 512; its value as port, 513; burnt by Talaing rebels, visited by Hsinbyushin, 519 Rangpur, 236 Ranmast Khān, 259 Rann of Cutch, 223, 227 Rānojī Sindia, in Mālwa, 365, 398; near Delhi, 403; at siege of Bassein, 406 Ranthambhor, taken by Rānā Sanga, 16; surrenders to Sher Shāh, 52; held by 'Ādil Khān, 58; besieged by Mughuls, 77, 99; taken by Akbar, 100-1; 170 Rasūlpur (Bījāpur), 285, 286 Ratanabon, 478 Ratanamanaung, 480 Ratan Chand, agent of 'Abdullah Khān, 333; leases collection of land revenue, 337; his increased power, 342; seized after Husain 'Alī's death, 344; executed, 345 Ratanpur, 304, 315 Ratan Singh, 306 Rāthors, 248, 250, 252; their successes in Mārwār, 303 Raushanāīs, 134, 136, 137, 138, 147 Raushan-Akhtar becomes Muhammad Shāh, 340 Raushan-ud-Daula becomes minister, but removed, 351 Ravenswaay, 492 n. 2 Rāybāg, 198, 265, 267 Razadarit Ayedawpon, 489 *Razmnāma*, 133 Rechnā Dūāb, 323 Red Sea, 310 Regulator of Realm = Nizām-ul-Mulk, 377 Religious discussions, 113, 114 Rennell, 236 Revenue, sources of, 449; remissions of, 461 Rewah, 444 *Risāla-i-Wālidiyya*, 20 Rizavī Khān, 97 Roads made by Sher Shāh, 57 Roberts, 309 Rockets, 55, 423 Roe, Sir Thomas, describes *naurūz* festival, 156; arrives in India, 162; obtains trade facilities, 163; describes Nūr Mahall and Khusrav's danger, 164; his march with Jahāngīr, 165; final agreement with Shāh Jahān, 167; on favour shown to Persian ambassador, 170; presents miniature to Jahāngīr, 179; receives medal from Jahāngīr, 180; on drinking habits of Jahāngīr and Shāh Jahān, 215 n. 1; describes Shāh Jahān, 216; his present of coach to Jahāngīr, 260 Rohilkhand, 369-70; occupied by Marāthās, 415 Rohillas, settle in India, 370; at Pānīpat, 422-4; beat Bangash Afghāns, 429; defeated by Marāthās, 431; friendly with Shujā'-ud-Daula, 439; join Ahmad Shāh Abdālī, 446 Rohirā, 294 Rohrī, 37 Rohtak canals, 201 Rohtās (in Bihār), gained by Sher Khān, 30, 50; 33, 47, 51; taken by Shāh Jahān in rebellion, 172; surrendered by him, 174 Rohtās (in Punjab), built by Sher Shāh, 52; 53, 59, 66, 67; 459 Ross, 20 n. 1 Rubies, 487 Rudra Pratāp, Rājā, 201 Rūh-ullah Khān, 282, 285, 289 Rūmī Khān, 24, 28, 29 Rūpar, 223, 335 Rūp Matī, 79 Rustam Beg, Mīrzā, 172 Rustam-dil Khān, 321, 323 Rustam Khān, title of Muqarrab Khān (Persian) (*q.v.*), posted to Katehr, 189; killed at Sāmogarh, 213 Rustam Khān, later title of Sharza Khān, *q.v.* Rustam Rāo, 286