The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.52

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Nāsir the African (= Habash Khan (2)), 337 Nasr, 13 — Muhammad Shāh, 184, 189 f.; death, 192 — Nusrat Shāh, 194 f. — Shāh. *See* Ismā‘īl Mukh Nassan Khān, 327 Nathū, alleged son of Mahmūd III of Gujarāt, 345. *See* Muzaffar III Nattan, 605. *See* Lotan Nattu, 605 Naurūz, festival, 396 Naurūz, Malik, 285 Naushahra (Nowshera), 287 Nāvsārī, 34, 376 Nawanagar, 501, 519 Nawāsa Shāh, 15 Nayapāla, 510 Nāzuk, son of Fath Shāh of Kashmīr, 287; Shāh, 287 ff. Negrais, 548 Nellore, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487, 489, 491, 493, 495 ‘New Christians,’ 85 ‘New Muslims,’ 85, 95, 101, 103, 105; plot against ‘Alā-ud-dīn, 117 f. News-writers, under Balban, 75 Niççaṅka Alagakkōnāra, 563, 564. *See* Alakeçvara *Nikāyasaṅgraha*, 561, 564 Nikitin, Athanasius, on conditions in the Deccan, 432; on Pegū, 556 Nikpāī Malik, 155 Nilāmbar of Assam, 271 Nilgiris, the, 486 Nimrāna, 517 Nīrūn, 3 ff. Nīshāpūr, 12 f., 31, 41 Nissandeha, 560 Niyāzī Afghāns, 289, 370 Nizām Khān, 235. *See* Sikandar Shāh — Khān of Mālwa, 352 — Shāh of the Deccan, 304, 305, 358 f., 412 f. Nizām Shāhī dynasty of Ahmadnagar, 398, 415 n., 426 Nizām-ud-dīn, 63 — Ahmad, 254, 388 n. — Auliyā, 128, 133 ff., 582, 609 — Hasan Gīlānī, 420 — Maulānā, 165, 168 — Nanda of Sind, 501 — Shaikh, 583 — of Jalor, 119 — of Sind, 282, 306, 313 — nephew of Fakhr-ud-dīn, 83, 85 f. Nizām-ul-Mulk, 60 ff., 63 f. — Aisan of Gujarāt, 308 — Ghūrī of the Deccan, 357, 410 f., 432 — of Chāmpāner, 318 — of the Deccan, 359, 414 — of Gujarāt, 180 — of Īdar, 310 Nizāmpur, 170 Nolamba chiefs, 474