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Akbar, 143, 188, 276, 281, 282, 290, 346, 461, 463, 464, 519, 524, 534, 535, 536, 583, 624, 638 birth, 502; intervention in Kashmīr, 291 ff.; invasion and annexation of Gujarāt, 346 ff., 453; annexation of Mālwa, 371; intervention in Khāndesh, 456; annexation of Berar, 465; annexation of Ahmadnagar, 466; conquest of Sind, 502 f. Akhī Sirāj-ud-dīn, mosque and tomb of, 603 Ākhirinpūr, 183 ‘Alā-ud-dīn, 48. *See* ‘Alī Mardān, Alī Shāh, Bahrām Shāh — Ahmad of Deccan, 297, 299, 300, 356, 394, 400 f. — Bahman Shāh of Deccan, 372–76, 633, 635 — Bahmanī, 431 — Fath Khān of Sind, 339 — Fīrūz, 273 — Hasan. *See* ‘A.-u.-d. Bahman Shāh — Husain, 36, 574 — — (Bengal), 245, 270 ff., 601 — ‘Imād Shāh of Berar, 317, 324 f., 366, 429, 430, 431, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438 — Jānī, 54, 58 — — Sayyid, son of Muhammad Shāh, 223, 225, 354. *See* ‘Alām Shāh — Khaljī, nephew of Fīrūz, 92 f., 95 ff., 98 f.; enthroned, 99; his reign, 100–20; edicts against Muslims, 106 f., against Hindus, 107; economic measures, 109 f., 175; declining power, 116 f.; death, 119. *See also* 135, 188, 261, 375, 376, 486, 487, 516 ff., 524 f., 526, 532, 535, 570, 577, 582 ff., 591, 608, 609, 622, 625 — Mahmūd II of Mālwa, 365 — Muhammad Khvārazm Shāh, 47, 52 — Sikandar Shāh, 150 — — Humāyūn Khān, 192 — —. *See* Tāj Khān of Mālwa — Suhrāb of Gujarāt, 301 — Tarmāshīrīn, 143, 159 — Udauji, 149 — Shāh of Kashmīr, 277 f. — brother-in-law of Nusrat Shāh, 272 ‘Alā-ul-Mulk, Malik, 96, 100 ff., 104 — Ulugh Khān, 301 — of Multān, 212 Alaf Khān, mosque of, 612 Alagakkōnāra, 565 ‘Alāī Darwāza, the, 582, 583 f. Alakeçvara, 563 f. Alakeçvarayā, 565 ‘Alām Khān, 235 (and n.), 236, 241 — — Fārūqī (1), 313 f. *See* ‘Ādil III — — Fārūqī (2), 313 f. — son of Buhlūl Lodī, 321, 338 f. ‘Alām Shāh, 225, 226 f., 229, 234, 255, 256, 356, 594; mosque of, 593 ‘Alāmpur, 234 Aland, 428 Al-Azhar mosque, 575 n.