The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.5

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Asad-ud-dīn, 121 Asadī of Tūs, 27 Asaf Khān of Gujarāt, 319, 331, 341, 342, 368 f. ‘Asāirī, 27 Āsan River, 241 Asāwal, 169, 295, 296, 300 Asghar, 240 Ashja‘ Khān, 339 Ashraf, 270 Āshtī, 445 Āsī, 43 Asīr, 297, 365, 455, 466 Asīrgarh, 314 ‘Asjadī of Marv, 27 ‘Askarī Mīrzā, 333, 369 Asnī, 20, 508 Asoka, Pillars of, removed to Delhi, 187, 590 Assam invaded by Husain Shāh of Bengal, 271 f.; pre-Muslim rulers, 507, 514; conquest by Burmese and British, 514; Āhom kingdom [Shāns], 539 Asvatthāma, 521 Atala Masjid at Jaunpur, 625, 626 f., 628 Atala-devī, 626 Atarkin-ka-Darwāza at Nāgaur, 622 *Ātashkada*, 135 de Atayde, Dom Luiz, 452 Athgāth, 215, 233, 244, 257 Athinhkaya, 540 de Atouguia. *See* de Atayde Atraulī, 214 *Attanagaluvamsa*, 561 Atthanāyaka, 563 Auhad Khān of Bayāna, 356 Aurangzīb, 434 Aurint, 522 Ausa, 428, 430, 441, 447, 461 Āva, 539, 553; kingdom of, 540–50; site of city, 541; capital of Burma, 542, 558 Ayāz, 27 — of Multān, 58, 60, 64 — of Sīrī, 104 Ayuthia, 553 Ayyūb, 63 A‘zam, Shāh of Bengal, 264 ff. — Khān of Warangal, 418, 419 A‘zām-i-Humāyūn Lodī, 236, 249 — Shīrvānī, 235, 240, 247, 248, 249 — of Deccan [Bīdar], 375, 384 Āzarbāijān, 282, 391 Āzarī of Isfarāyīn, 403, 409 ‘Azīm-us-Sind, 147 ‘Azīz Khammār, 166 (and n.), 167 ‘Azīz-ul-Mulk Shaikhan, 311