The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.889

v4.c27.889

Yādavas, 426 Yādgār Mīrzā (of Kashmīr), 140 Yādgār Nāsir (or Mīrzā), at Kālpī, 31; at Delhi, 32; defeats Qutb Khān, 34; 35; attacks Sehwān, 37; intrigues with Shāh Husain, 38-9; executed, 41 *Yahkaingminthami-egyin*, 477 Ya‘qūb Khān, 135, 136, 138 Yāqūt, 147, 148 Yaman, 229 Yashwant Rāo Powār, 402, 418 Yaw, 521 Yawnghwe, 487, 497 Yazamanisula, 497 Yazawwingyi, 500 Yazdani, 165 n. 2 Yun, 487 Yung-li, 497, 499 Yünnan, 497, 499, 516, 518 Yūsuf ‘Ādil Shāh, 271 Yūsuf Khān Mīrzā, 95, 140 Yūsuf Shāh (of Kashmīr), expelled, 124; summoned by Akbar, 135; surrenders, 136; receives small post in Bihār, 138; besieges Serāen, 140; 154 Yūsufzāis, 10, 134, 135, 136, 137; attack Mughuls, 238; crushed by Aurangzīb, 239