The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.732.2

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has charge of two *parganas*, 46; quarrels with relations, employed by Bābur but leaves him, 47; acquires Chunār, submits to Mahmūd Lodī, 49; gains Rohtās, 50; defeats Humāyūn at Chausa, assumes royal title, wins battle near Kanauj, expels Humāyūn from India, 51; his government of Bengal, improvements at Āgra, attack on Pūran Mal, 52; orders massacre at Rāisen, spares the Langāhs, invades Rājputāna, 54; defeats Māldeo, besieges Kālinjar and dies, his character, 55; administration, 56; builder and road-maker, buried at Sasarām, 57; 357; his revenue system, 456-8; his tomb, 526-8 Sher Khān, son of ʻĀdil Shāh, 81 Sher Khān Fulādī in Gujarāt, 104, 106 Sher Khān Tārīn, 199 Sher Khvāja, 145 Shevgāon, battle near, 343; treaty between Āsaf Jāh and Marāthās at, 381 Shiah sect, 122, 232; inscriptions at Bījāpur erased, 286; Īrānī party belonged to, 331 Shiah-Sunnī dissensions, 6, 19, 40, 74, 76, 79; at Akbar's court, 114; in army in Bengal, 115; between Mughuls and Bījāpur, 197; Shāh ʻAbbās II and Aurangzīb, 229; over extinction of Golconda kingdom, 288; under Bahādur Shāh, 324; Safdar Jang's hatred of Afghāns, 429; Safdar Jang and Ghāzī-ud-dīn, 435 Shibarghān, 203 Shihāb-ud-dīn Ahmad Khān, governor of Āgra, 77; jealous of Atga Khān, 83; sent against Mīrzās and in Mālwā, 97; in charge of crown lands, 100; governor of Gujarāt, 119; 133 Shihāb-ud-dīn Ghorī, 14 Shihāb-ud-dīn Khān, 282 *shiqqdār*, 56 Shirānīs, 239 Shīsh Mahall, at Āgra, 554;