The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.814

v4.c27.814

Trade, Roe's negotiations for, 162-3, 167; importance of Qandahār for, 170; Portuguese from Hooghly, 190; hindered by Shāh Jahān's building new Delhi, 206; Shāh Jahān's restrictions on, 218; transport dues on abolished by Aurangzīb, 231; English factories and nature of, 306; disputes with Mughuls, 307-9; European at Surat penalised for piracy, 310-11; English and Dutch in Bengal, 311; between N. and S. India held up by Marāthās, 313; value and nature of Mughul and English, 316-17; rights granted to English by Marāthās in Deccan, 406; of Arakan, 480; in Burma under Bayinnaung, 491; at Mergui, 500; at Syriam, 501