The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.23

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Independent kingdom set up, 294 f.; Sultān Muzaffar I, 295 f.; Ahmad I, 296-300; war with Mālwa, 298, 299 f.; war with Deccan, 299; Mu'izz-ud-dīn Muhammad Shāh, 300 f.; Qutb-ud-dīn Ahmad, 301 ff.; pact with Mālwa, 302; Dāūd, 303; [Abu-'l-Fath] Mahmūd, 303-16; alliance with Sind, 306 f.; pirates punished, 306, 307; conspiracy against M., 307 f.; extent of kingdom, 310; Portuguese defeat, 312, 316; Mahmūd's qualities, 315 f.; Muzaffar II, 316-22; designs on Mālwa, 317 f.; civil war, 322; Bahādur Shāh, 323-34, 530 f.; conquest of Mālwa, 326 f.; war with Humāyūn, 329-33; treaty with Portuguese, 333; treaty broken—Bahādur's death, 334; Mahmūd III, 335-43; war with Portuguese, 339 ff.; Ahmad Shāh II, 343 f.; Muzaffar III, 345-8: G. annexed by Akbar, 346 ff., 453; the Solankīs of, 507 ff., 510; Muslims and Gujarātī architecture, 572; monuments and architecture, 608-16 Gul Chandar, 152 Gulbarga, 118, 121, 156, 168; ch. xv *passim*; 416, 418, 419, 426, 428, 429, 430, 434, 438, 439, 440, 441, 444, 460, 485, 631; monuments, 629, 633 ff. Gul-i-Bihisht, 114 Gumti river, 177, 508 Gunar, 170 Gunjotī, 423 Gunmant mosque, the, 604, 606 Gunnaur, 77 Guptas, the, 400, 599 Gurgān, 13 Gurgāon, 88, 515 Gurjara Pratīhāras, the, 507