The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.813

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Tamerlane, *see* Tīmūr Tamu, 509 Tānājī Mālusre, 427 Tāndā, captured by Munʻim Khān, 112; headquarters of Mughuls in Bengal, 114, 116; defended by Shujāʻ, 225; 226 Taninganwe, king of Burma, 499 Tanjore, threatened by Zu-ʼl-Fiqār, 293; Marāthā kingdom of, 384, 408 Taping, 517 Taqarrub Khān, 321, 330 Tārā Bāī, places Shivājī II on throne, 295, 392; removed from administration, 392; retires to Sātārā, 401; sets up Rām Rājā, 409–10; imprisons and denounces him, 410–11; 412 Tarāorī, 359 Tarbila, 10 Tarbiyat Khān, 229 Tārdī Beg, 26, 27, 71, 75 *Tārīkh-i-Rashīdī*, 3, 19, 20 *Tārīkh-un-Navāitah*, 369 n. 1 Tāshkent, 4, 19 Tātār Khān Kāshī, 67 Tātār Khān (Lodī), 9; attacks Mughuls, 22; raids Āgra, defeated and slain, 23 Tātār Khān Sarangkhānī, 15 Tatta, 38; Shāh Jahān defeated at, 177; mosque at, 220, 569–70; 223; tombs at, 569 Tavernier, 271, 565, 566 and n. 1 Tavoy, 483, 509, 510 Taw Sein Ko, 519 n. 2 Taxation, under Aurangzīb, 231, 241, 242; local and central sources, 449 Tegh Bahādur, Gurū, 245 Telingāna, 186 Teliyāgarhī, forced by Sher Khān, 29; held by Jalāl Khān, 50; captured by Munʻim Khān, 112; held by rebels against Todar Mal, 126; taken by Khān Aʻzam, 132; held briefly by Shujāʻ, 225 Tembhumi, 144 Temple, Sir R., 396, 407, 522 n. 1 Temples, newly built destroyed by Shāh Jahān, 192; turned into mosques by Aurangzīb, 241–3; of Sikhs destroyed, 245; destroyed in Mālwa, 312, 313; architecture of, 547 Tenasserim, invaded by Anaukpetlun, 495; held by Siamese, 500; taken by Alaungpaya, 510 Tennant, 480 n. 3 Tenures, 452 Thabeiktaung, 476 Thālner, buildings at, 575 Thalun, king of Burma, succeeds, 496; his character and administration, 496–7 Thamada, king of Arakan, 482 Thānā (near Bombay), 404, 405 Thāna (near Calcutta), 308 Thānesar, battle between devotees at, 95; 322 Tharagon, 482 Thaungdut, 509 Thekyamanaung, 480 Themistocles, 68 Thihadaw, 521 Thihapate, 514, 515, 520 Thinganet, 482 Thirithudamma, king of Arakan, 479 thissaye, holy water, 504 Thorat, 380 Thūn, 336, 348 thwethauk, 490, 495 Tibet invaded by Mughuls, 198–9; *for Little Tibet, see* Bāltistān *tīkā*, 230 Tilak, 64 Tiles, glazed, 559–60, 569 Tilpat, 243 Tilsit, 318 Tilwāra, 78 Tīmūr, 1, 2, 3, 9, 18, 297 Tīmūr Shāh Abdālī, viceroy at Lahore, 416, 445; marries Delhi princess, 438 Tin, 500–1 Tipām, 235 Tirmiz, 203 Tiruvannamalai, 276 Tobacco, 317 Tod, 101 Toda Bhīm, 344 Todar Mal (Rājā), in expedition against Uzbegs, 93; revises land revenue in Gujarāt, 109, 396; becomes assistant minister 1573 and minister 1582, 110; campaigns in Bengal, 112, 113; with Khān Jahān in Bengal, 115, 116; defeats rebels in Gujarāt, 118; his strict religious views, 119; attacks rebels in Bihār and Bengal, 126; retrieves position against Yūsufzāīs, 135; death of, 138; as revenue minister, 459, 461, 462; in Bengal, 464 *tola*, 235 Tolls, 449 n. 1 Tombs, of ʻĪsā Khān, of Adham Khān, of Sher Shāh, of Hasan Khān, 526–8; of Ghiyās-ud-dīn Tughluq, of the Lodīs, 527; of Islām Shāh, of Muhammad ʻĀdil Shāh, 528, 571; of Humāyūn, Muhammad Ghaus; of Tīmūr, Bībī Khānum, Sikandar Lodī, 534; of Safī-ud-dīn, 535; of Atga Khān, 535; of Akbar, 549–51; of Jahāngīr, 551–2; of Khān Khānān, 552; of Iʻtimād-ud-Daula, 552–3; of ʻAlī Mardān Khān, of Afzal Khān, 561; Tāj Mahall, 561–6; of Rābiʻa-ud-Daurānī, 567; of Safdar Jang, 568; at Tatta, 569; at Haidarābād, Khudābād and Sukkur, 570; of Muhammad ʻĀdil Shāh I, 571–2; of Ibrāhīm ʻĀdil Shāh II, 573; of Nāsir Khān Fārūqī, of Mīrān Mubārak Shāh, 575; of Shāh Nawāz Khān, 576 Tooth, *see* Buddha Tooth Torna, 268, 294, 296, 298 Toungoo dynasty, 482–504; vassal king of, 490; with Arakan invades Pegū, 493; taken by Anaukpetlun, 494; by Talaings, 503; dynasty overthrown by Talaings, 503