The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.13

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Chenāb, 48, 66 f., 195, 217 Chera, 484 Chēram, 475 Chhada, 521 Chhajū Malik, 83, 85 ff., 90, 92 f., 108 Chhibrāmau, 233, 257 Chhindwāra, 535 Chhotā Pāndua, 603 Chhotā Sonā, 606, 607 Chhote Khān, tomb of, 595 Chidambaram, 482 Chiengmai, 540, 545, 548, 552, 553, 555, 558 China, 155; Ibn Batūṭah an envoy to, 163; Chinese relations with Burma, 539, 540 f., 543, 544, 547, 548, 551, 556; sea trade, 548 n.; Portuguese traders with, 556; Chinese raid in Ceylon, 565; Persian art, 574 Chinese paper currency, 145 f. Chingīz Khān, 52 f., 65 n., 95, 135 —— of Ahmadnagar, 451, 453, 454, 455 —— of Gujarāt, 345 ff. Chīnī Mahal, 636 Chirāgh minar, the, 606 Chirjī, a fowler of Gujarāt, 337, 338; [Muhāfiz Khān], 339 Chitā of Amrelī, 359 Chitor, 108 f., 111, 119; chs. xiii, xiv, *passim*; 506, 507, 519, 520, 522 f., 524 f., 526, 527–31; Tower of Victory at, 578, 579; other monuments, 620 f., 622 Chitrūr, 5 Chittagong, 273, 275 Chittaldroog, 475 Chittūr, 493 Chola Mahādevī, 481 Cholas, dynasty of the, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473, 480, 481, 483 Chonda [Rāthor], 522 —— of Chitor, 527 —— of Mewār, 523 Chora Gangā, 351, 511 Chota Nāgpur, 178, 260, 275, 313 Chota Udaipur, 518 Christians under Islamic law, 3 f. Chudasāma, 296, 305, 306; (Chudāsima), 519 *Chūlavaṁsa*, 560, 562 Chunār, 237 f., 253, 274 Cochin, Portuguese at, 312, 316 Coimbatore, 475 Coins: Muhammad Tughluq's fictitious currency, 145 f.; coins of Ma‘bar, 149 (and n.) Colgong, 238, 271 Colombo, 563; Portuguese at, 567 Comorin, Cape, 177 Conjeveram, 418 de' Conti, Nicolo, 547 Copper coinage, 145 f.; used as ammunition, 449 (and n.) Coryate, Tom, and the pillars of Asoka, 187 Çrī Rāhula, 566 Çrī Rājasiṁha, 566 Çrivardhana Pratirāja, 566 Currency scheme of Muhammad Tughluq, 145 f. Cutch, 172, 205, 306, 518 f.; Fīrūz Tughluq in, 180 Cuttack, 65