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341 Bargeer (Bārgīr), i. 61 and n, 128, 176, 179, 358 Barid Shāhi dynasty, i. 53, 58 Barker, General Sir Robert, i. 575 Barlow, Sir George, ii. 389 and n, 392–3, 398 Baroach, see Broach Baroda, i. 377, 380, 381, 466; ii. 27, 29, 31, 113, 146, 320, 322–6; treaty of, 394–5; 433, 437–42, 449–50 Baruh Bhaee, see Bārā Bhāi Basālat Jang, i. 494–9, 502–3, 543–4, 547; ii. 18, 107, 129, 193 Bassein, i. 62, 155, 288; siege of, 403–5; treaty of, 416; ii. 20, 23, 30, 53, 54, 116 and n, 123; surrender of, 125–8; 319; treaty of, 330–1 Battis Sarala, i. 139, 326 Baynes, Captain, ii. 357 Beah, see Biās Bēdar (Berud), i. 264 and n, 307, 567; ii. 175 and n, 203, 214 Bedar Bukht (Bakht), Prince, son of Azīm Shāh, i. 297; son of Ahmad Shāh, ii. 187–8 Beder, see Bidar Bednore (Bednūr), i. 156, 200–2, 417, 470, 494, 544 and n, 546, 557; ii. 208 Beechwa (bichvā), i. 134 and n Beega, see bīgha Beejanugur, see Vijayanagar Beejapoor, see Bijāpur Beema (Bhīma) river, i. 9 Beerwaree, see Bīrwādi Bēgam Sāhib, i. 280, 312 Beithoor, see Bithūr Bejee (Bijai) Sing of Jodhpur, i. 513 Bellary, i. 219, 221, 226; ii. 65 Belseh, see Bhilsā Bengal, i. 408, 457, 515, 551, 571–2 —, government of, i. 574; ii. 47 and n, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 74 and n, 78, 79, 81, 98, 101–2, 103–4, 108, 120, 123n, 129, 130–1, 139, 141 Berār, i. 48, 55, 63, 76, 78, 88, 203, 289, 297, 303, 436, 472, 548; ii. 141, 142, 143 Bergee (Bergī, Borgī), i. 67 and n, 68 Berkhordar (Barkhurdār) Khān, i. 526 Beruds, see Bēdar Bethune, Lieut., ii.