A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.140

v2.c60.140

Muhammad Ally Khan Bungush (Ali Khān Bangash), ii. 401 Muhammad Amīn (son of Mīr Jūmla), i. 121, 122 Muhammad Amīn Khān, i. 349–51, 354 Muhammad Anwar Khān, i. 334, 461–2, 502 Muhammad Beg Humadanee, ii. 148, 150–1, 159, 161, 163, 180–1 Muhammad bin Kāsim, i. 40n Muhammad Khān (of Cuddapah), i. 450 Muhammad Khān Bungush, i. 381–2, 393 Muhammad Shāh, Emperor of Delhi, i. 336, 349–51, 390–1, 393, 403, 413, 426, 428–9 ; death of, 439 Muhammad Shāh Bahmanī, i. 48–9, 53–6, 58 Muhammad Sharif, i. 440 Muhammad Tughlak Shāh, i. 41–2, 45 Muhammad Yusūf, ii. 4, 6 Muharram, ii. 177, 283 and *n* Muhiābād (Poona), see Moyabad Muir, Colonel, ii. 140–1, 144 Mujd-ud-dowlah, see Majd-ud-daula Mukh or Mukhya Pradhān, i. 206 Mukrib (Mukarrab) Khān, i. 83 Mukteshwar (poet), i. Introd. lxvii Mukūnd Dāra Pass, ii. 370 and *n*, 371 Mukundrāj (poet), i. Introd. lxi Mulhar Rao Gaekwar, see Gaekwār, Malhār Rāo Mulhar Rao Holkar, see Holkar, Malhār Rāo Mulhēr, i. 250, 433 Mulkair (Malkhed), i. 259 Mulk-giri, i. 464 Mullāna, i. 30*n*, 31*n* Mullāna Ahmad, i. 111–12 Mullaoree, see Malāvdi Mullik Ahmed, Kafūr, &c., see Malik Ahmad, &c. Mullungarh (Malanggarh), ii. 122, 124 Mun Bhut (Man Bhat), ii. 497–8 Mundelah (Garha-Mandla), i. 425 ; ii. 267 Mundisore, see Mandasōr Mungul Parikh (Mangal Parekh), ii. 322 Mungy Pyetun (Mungi Paithan), i. 410, 540 Munj or Moonj, i. 15*n* Munnya Bappoo (Manya Bāpū), ii. 231 Munohurgeer Gosaeen (Manohargir Gosāin), ii. 412 Munro, General T., ii. 488, 490 and *n*, 519–20