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Hangal, 477 Hānsī, 31 f., 41, 43 f., 58, 64, 69 f., 88, 99, 148, 153, 190, 210, 247, 248, 509, 625 Hanthawaddy, 549 Hanūmāngarh, 250 Har Chandra, 7 Har (Chand) Singh (Gwalior), 202, 206, 213, 533 Hārā Chauhāns, the, 530 Hāra Rājputs, 353, 356 Haranand, Raja, 111 Harāotī, 353, 356 Hardwār, 199 Hari Parbat, 638 Harī Rāi of Īdar, 298 Harib (Hariyappa), 490. *See* Harihara Odiyar Harihara (Hariyana) Odiyar, 489, 490 Harihara I of Vijayanagar, 378 — II, 387 ff., 391, 491 Harirāja, 513. *See* Hemrāj Harpāl Deo, 119, 121 Harsha, 506, 507 Hārūn-ur-Rashīd, 10, 495 Hasan Abdāl, 32 — Kachhī, 284 — Khān, son of Mahmūd Shāh, 254 — — of Deccan, 393, 394 f., 410, 411, 415 — — of Gujarāt, 303 — — of Kashmīr, 278, 284 f. *See* Hasan Shāh — — of Khāndesh, 307, 313 — — of Rāprī, 225 — Qarlugh, 65, 68, 73 — Qarmalī, 249 — Shāh of Kashmīr, 285 — [Rāja] of Etāwah, 206, 215 — of Deccan, 398, 633 — of Khāndesh, 296 f. — of Mewāt, 321 — [Khusrav Khān], 120 — the Timurid, 37 Hasan-i-Dihlavī, 135 Hassan [district of Mysore], 474 Hātim Khān, 92 Hauz-i-‘Alāī (Hauz-i-Khās) tank, the, 584. *See* Hauz-i-Khās Hauz-i-Khās (Hauz-i-‘Alāī), 584, 590, 591 Hauz-i-Qutb tank, 611 *Hauz-i-Shamsī* at Badaun, 624 Hazrat Sa’īd Sadr Jahān Ajmālī, 627 Hemkaran, 368 Hemrāj, 43, 513 Herat, 16 ‘Heroes Five’, the, 30 n. Hijabr-ud-din, 99 Hilāl (Buhlūl) Khān Qāzī, mosque of, 609 Himālaya, 46, 49, 52, 71 f.; pliocene fossils, 179 Hindāl Mīrzā, 275 — of Kashmīr, 277, 278. *See* Qutb-ud-dīn Hindaun, 221, 223, 356 *Hindolā Mahall*, the, 618 f. Hindu art, ch. xxiii; architectural construction compared with Muslim, 570 f.; fusion of styles, 571, 577, 591, 600, 640; local variety, 571 f.; Quwwat-ul-Islām, 576; influence weaker in Tughluq period, 588 f.; revival in Sayyid and Lodī periods, 593; the Bengali roof, 600, 601, 608; wells, 614 Hindu Kush, 11, 278 Hindu mercenaries 31, 89. *See* Indians Hindū Shāh, 200 (and n.) Hindu states in southern India, ch. xviii (467–499) Hindus in Gwalior, 55; in Bihār, 64; in the Doāb, 72; independence, 88; subordinate officials, 89; attitude to rulers, 89 f.; edicts of ‘Alā-ud-dīn against, 107; edicts of Ghiyās-ud-dīn Tughluq against, 129; M. Tughluq, 164; F. Tughluq, 187 f.; Nasīr-ud-dīn Muhammad, 190, 192; Sikandar Lodī, 242 ff., 246; persecution of H. in Bengal, 267; Husain Shāh disbanded Hindu *pāiks*, 271; Muslims and H. lower castes, 276; vernacular literature, 276; Hindus persecuted in Kashmir, 280; tolerated by Zain-ul-‘Ābidīn, 281 f.; H. of Rajputāna, 302; H. pirates in Kāthiāwār, 307; rise of Vijayanagar, 378–83; H. conditions in Deccan, 432, 445; *see* Vijayanagar; battle of Talikota, 448 ff. Hindūstān, 26, 51, 53, 58 Hippargi, 441 Hīr Sāh, 537 f. Hīr Singh, 537 Hisām Khān, 223, 226 Hisām-ud-dīn ‘Iwaz, 51, 53 f., 601 — favourite of Mubārak, 122, 125 Hisār(-i-)Fīrūza (Hissār), 175, 587 Hishām, 9 — (Caliph), 8 Hissār, 153, 203, 204, 215, 222, 225, 234, 625 — (Hisār-i-Fīrūza), 175 f., 190 Hkonmaing, 550 Hlaing river, 543 Hlaingdet, 558 Hmawbi, 543 Hoj Narmal Rāj [Vijayanagar], 439 Hole-Narasipur, 474 Holī, Hindu festival of the, 319 Honowar, 490 Hoshangābād, 329, 352 Hoshiārpur, 208, 218 Hospet, 497 Hoysāla Ballālas, the, 115 f. Hoysalas, the, 470, 479, 480, 481; origin, 471 f. Hsenwi, 540, 544 f., 547, 548, 553 Hsipaw (1), 547 Hsipaw (2), 550 *Hudibras* quoted, 315 Hughlī river, 260, 601, 603 Hūkeri, 375 Hulāgū, 62, 71, 73, 75, 95 — of Lahore, 152 Humāyūn, 272, 274 ff., 288, 329–33, 342, 369, 371, 438, 502, 505, 526, 531, 534