The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.27

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Hūmayūn Khān, 190 ff., 193 — Shāh of Deccan, 357 f., 405, 410 ff. *hūn*, the ('pagoda'), = 4 rupees, 379 (and n.) Husain Gurshasp, 373 — Khān Qarmalī, 245 — — Turshīzī, 456 — —, brother of Muhammad Shāh of Jaunpur, 254-9; became Shāh, 255; wars with Buhlūl Lodī, 255-8, 360, 504 — Nizām Shāh of Ahmadnagar, 442-50 — [Sāhib Khān], favourite of Murtazā of Ahmadnagar, 454-7 — Shāh, ‘Alā-ud-dīn, 270 ff., 276, 607 — — Langāh I, 231, 503 f. — — Langāh II, 501 — — Sharqī of Jaunpur, 231-4, 236 ff., 239, 271, 533, 625, 628 — son of Hasan Shāh of Kashmīr, 285 — son of Mansūr-ul-Hallāj, 137 — son of Murtazā of Ahmadnagar, 454, 456, 460, 461; [Husain Shāh II], 461 — son of Sām, 35 — of Kashmīr, 290; Shāh (Nāsir-ud-dīn), 290 f. — [Shāh] of Multān, 505 Hūshang Malik, 151, 160 — Shāh I of Mālwa, 203, 212, 213, 220, 224, 252, 295-8, 329, 349-52, 354, 399 f., 533; monuments, 618 f., 620, 621 — — II of Mālwa, 365 Hūshyār, 221 — of Deccan, 394, 396