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monuments, 629–37 Delhi, 15, 18, 22, 32, 41, 51, 55, 71, 193 ff., 240, 242, 248, 251, 252, 321, 507, 509, 510, 512, 514, 537; earlier slave kings of, ch. iii; captured by Aibak, 42; White Fort, 63; early Muhammadan kingdom, 87–90; Mughul siege, 102; Hājī Maulā's rebellion, 104 f.; Mughul attack, 109; replaced as capital by Daulatābād, 140 ff.; population transported, 141 f., 143 f., 629 n., 630; second evacuation of, 154; one of four capitals, 159; Nasīr-ud-dīn Muhammad at, 191; Tīmūr at, 197 ff.; desolation of, 200 f.; Husain Shāh's wars upon, 255–8; relations with Bengal, 260–3; Mālwa independent, 349; capture of Delhi by Bābur, 431; Red Fort, 512; Muslim art and Hindu influence, 572, 573 Delhi, Old, 199; Quwwat-ul-Islām mosque, 569, 576 f.; monuments of the 'Lāl Kot', 575 f.; the Great (Qutb) Minar, 577 ff.; tomb of (?) Iltutmish, 579 f.; Balban's tomb, 582; Jamā'at Khāna Masjid, 582 f.; 'Alāī Darwāza, 582, 583 f.; Sīrī, 584; Tughluq period, 584–93; Jahānpanāh, 587 Deogarh, 535, 536, 538 Deogarh Bāriya, 518 Deogīr, 95 f., 100, 112–16, 118 f., 121 f., 131, 479, 485, 486, 487, 518, 523; renamed Daulatābād, replacing Delhi as capital, 140 ff. Deogiri, 477 Deola, 330 Deolī, 317, 319 Deolia, 529 Deora Rājputs, 518 Deorāj, 518 Deūrkonda, 410, 411 Devagiri, 630 Deval Devī, 100, 122, 124, 127; capture by 'Alā-ud-dīn, 112 f., 518 Deval mosque at Bodhan, 630 Dēvala Mahādēvī, 484 Devapratirāja, 560 Devarāya I of Vijayanagar, 394 (and n.), 398, 491, 492 — — II, 405, 406 f., 491 ff.