The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.10

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Bībī Satī, 428, 430 Bichabhera hills, 318 Bīdar (Vidarbha), 131, 149 f., 154, 156, 168, 170, 298, 324, 358, 361; chs. xv–xvii *passim*; 496, 631 Independent rulers [Barīd Shāhī]: Amīr ‘Alī Barīd, 433–8, 440; ‘Alī, 440, 441, 442, 445, 448, 453, 457, 458; Ibrāhīm, 458 monuments, 629, 632, 635 f. Bīdar of Deccan, 394, 396 Bīdār Khaljī (Qadr Khān), 262 Bihār, 45 f., 53 f., 64, 234, 236 ff., 239, 249 f., 251, 258, 273, 274, 293, 507, 510; Muslims in, 42, 511, 513 Bihārī Mal of Īdar, 318 Bihjat Khān of Mālwa, 364, 365 f., 367 Bihzād, 160 — -ul-Mulk, 458 f. Bījai Mandal, the, 587 Bījāpur, 324, 333, 374, 403; chs. xvi, xvii, *passim*; 478, 485, 495, 496, 498, 499; monuments, 637 Independent rulers [‘Ādil Shāhī]: Yūsuf ‘Ādil Shāh, 425–30, 435; Ismā‘īl, 435–9; Mallū, 439; Ibrāhīm I, 439–44; ‘Alī, 444–55, 457 f.; Ibrāhīm II, 458, 460–3, 464, 465 Bījayapāl, 18 f. Bijjala Rānī, 484 — of Tardavādi, 478, 479 Bijnor, 53 Bīka of Partābgarh, 529 Bīkaner, 520 Bikramājīt Singh of Gwalior, 242, 248, 534. *See* Vikramāditya — of Mewār, 530 f. *See* Vikramāditya Bilāl Jhūjhār Khān, 340 — of Multān, 504 Bilgrām, 192 n. Bilhana, 473 Bimbisara, 549 Bināyik Deo, 241, 242 Binnya U, 552 Binnyakyan, 553 f. Binnyaran, 556 Bīr, 151, 324 f., 358, 382, 411, 436, 440, 451, 466 Bīr Bhān, 192 — Nārāyan, 536 — Raja of Īdar, 300 Bīrbal Parihār, 533. *See* Māl Deo Birkāna of Belgaum, 417 Bīsal Deo, 512 Bitti-dēva (Vishnu-dēva), 474. *See* Vishnu[vardhana] Bodhan, 630 *Bodhivaṁsa*, 562 Bokana [Bokimayya], 479 Bokimayya [Bokana], 479 Bombay, 401, 406, 427; Portuguese at, 325 Bomma [Brāhma], 478 Borneo, 556 Bosat Vijaya-Bāhu, 561 f. de Braganza, Constantino, 343 Brāhma [Bomma], 478 Brāhmans subdued by Fīrūz Tughluq,