The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.42

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Maidal Rāo of Amber, 534 Mainpurī, 214 Majdūd, 31 f. Majhaulī, 234, 258 Makan, 243 Mākarī clan of Kashmīr, 289 Makhdūm-i-‘Ālam, 272, 273 f. Mākū clan, 285 Māl Deo of Gwalior, 55, 533 Mal Kunwar, 272 Malabar coast: Vasco da Gama, 312 Malabar pirates, 307 Malabaris in Ceylon, 559, 567 Malacca, 556 Malaya peninsula, 468 Malays in Ceylon, 560 Māldeo of Jālor, 525 — of Jodhpur, 502 Mālī, Jām of Sind, 180 f. Malik ‘Abdullāh of Gujarāt, 303 — Ahmad of Khāndesh, 294 — Ayāz, 312, 316, 320 f. — Ghāzī Shahna, 587 — Hasan Bahrī of Deccan, Nizām-ul-Mulk, 415 (and n.), 416–21; [Malik Nāib], 421–4 — Hātim of Visnagar, 320 — Hisām-ud-dīn Āghūl Bak, 42 — Husain the Mughul, 314 — Ishāq of Sorath, 321, 324 — Kāfūr, 486, 487. *See* Kāfūr — Khālis, 627 — Khizr of Mālwa, 350 — Lādan, 314 — Mahmūd of Gujarāt, 297 — Mughīs, 620, 621 n. — Mughīs Khaljī, 350, 352, 353, 355 — Mukhlis, 627 — Mustafā of Rāisen, 371 — Nāib. *See* Malik Hasan of Deccan — Raja of Khāndesh, 294, 390 — Sa‘ādat, 299, 401 f. — Saif-ud-dīn of Mālwa, 356 — Shāh, 34 f. — Sūdha, 309 — Sulaimān of Mālwa, 354 — Tūghān of Sorath, 324, 328 Mālikī sect of Sunnis, 148, 395 Malik-ut-Tujjār of Deccan, 396, 398, 401, 402, 404, 406, 407, 408 — [Mahmūd Gāvān], 410 Malkāpur, 310 Mālkhed, 373, 468 Mallikārjuna of Vijayanagar, 493, 494 Mallināth of Vijayanagar, 381 f. Mallū Khān, 193 ff., 295, 533; defeated by Tīmūr, 197 f.; further battles and death, 201 ff., 251 f. — Nāsir Khān of Māndū, 337 — Qādir Khān, 331, 333, 341, 369; [Shāh], 369 f. — of Deccan, 410 — of Bījāpur, 439 Malmās of Kashmīr, the, 281 Mālojī Rāthor, 532 Mālprabhā river, 480