The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.67

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Shamsābād, 230 f., 233, 238, 254, 257 Shamshīr-ul-Mulk of Berar, 454 Shamsi-'Idgāh at Badaun, 624, 625 Shān Brothers, the Three, 540 ff., 551 Shān tribes, 514; immigration into Burma, ch. xxi (539–58); Maw (Mogaung) Shāns, 542 Shankar, 96, 112 f., 115, 118 — Chakk, 290 Shansabānī princes, 35 f. Sharaf-i-Jahān, 311 Sharāf-ud-dīn of Deccan, 423 Sharaf-ul-Mulk [Egypt], 358 Sharīfs of Mecca, 270, 282 Sharqī dynasty, 253 n., 259 Sharva, 20 Sharza Khān of Gujarāt, 322 — — of Māhūr, 431 Shekhāwati, 534 Sher Andāz, 80 Sher Khān Fūlādī, 345, 346, 347 — — Sunqar, 68 ff., 72, 77 f. — — Sūr of Sasseram, 273 ff.; Shāh of Bengal, 275; of Delhi, 275 f., 288, 333, 341, 369 f., 592, 599 — — of Deccan, 402 — — of Gujarāt, 296 — — of Kara, 237 — — of Mālwa, 359, 360, 361, 364 Sher Sāh Ballāl Sāh, 537 Shiahs, 48, 395, 416 n., 439; the Ahwatah of Shams-ud-dīn (see Nur Bakhsh), 286; Yūsuf in Kashmīr, 291; Balūchis in Sind, 306; Persian, 315; Khalīlullāh Butshikan, 403; foreigners in Deccan, 404; Yūsuf 'Ādil Shāh of Bījāpur, 429, 433; Burhān Nizām Shāh, 433, 440; 'Alī [Shāh] and Tahmāsp 'Ādil, 444; Shiahs suppressed in Bījāpur, 460; Jamāl Khān of Ahmadnagar, 461 f. Shiddat Khān of Chanderi, 366 Shihāb Khān of Deccan, 412 Shihāb-ud-dīn, 38. *See* Muhammad b. Sām — Bāyazīd, 266 — Bughrā, 132, 261 — Mubārak, 196 — Nusrat Khān of Bīdar, 150 — Tāj Khān, 595, 596 — 'Umar, 119, 121 — of Chittagong, 263 — of Gujarāt, 303 — Shāh of Kashmīr, 278, 501 — 'Shāh' of Mālwa, 354 — son of Ghiyās-ud-dīn of Mālwa [Miyān Manjhla], 364, 365, 366 — son of Nasīr-ud-din Khaljī of Mālwa, 244 Shikohābād, 625 Shimoga, 475 Shin Maharattathara, 549 — Thilawuntha, 549 — Uttamagyaw, 549 Shin-Bo-me, 547 Shinsawbu, 547, 553 ff. Shīrāshāmak, 277 f.