The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.71.3

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*tulā-purusha*, 477 Tulu, 479 Tunayesaya, 564 Tungabhadra river, 118, 140, 169, 372, 374, 377, 380, 381, 383, 384, 385, 392, 393, 396, 467, 468, 472, 473, 491, 492 Turkistān, arts of, 574 Turks, slave-kings, 11. *See* Slave Kings; nobles of Delhi, 91 f. Tūzakī, 83 Twante, 553 ‘Ubaid the Poet, 131, 137 ‘Ubaidullāh, 2 Ucchangidurga, 480 Uch, 14, 49, 53, 57, 65, 67 ff., 71 f., 88, 172, 194; taken by Muhammad b. Sām, 38 f. Uchangi-durga, 476 Uda of Chitor, 528 Udai Karan of Amber, 534 Udai Singh of Chāmpāner, 309, 321, 323 —— of Mewār, 330, 530 f. Udaipur, 510, 519, 526 Udayāditya [Hoysala], 475 Udayagiri, 489, 491, 494, 495, 496 Udayana Deva, 277 Udgīr, 431, 436, 441 Uḍugampola, 567 Uja Jhāla, 530 Ujjain, 15, 55, 110 f., 298, 319, 326, 328, 334, 365, 369, 510, 516 *Ukha Mandir* at Bayāna, 622 *Ukha Masjid* at Bayāna, 622 *ulāq* (*ulāgh*), 129 Ulghū, 95, 99, 117 Ultūn Bahādur, 172 f. Ulugh Beg, the College of, 636 Ulugh Khān. *See* Bahā-ud-dīn, Balban —— Suhrāb, 311 —— of Gujarāt, 346 f. —— nephew of Fīrūz, 92, 98 ff., 102 ff., 105, 516, 517 —— son of Tughluq Shāh, 129–35 Ulukuḍaya Devī, 566 Umagal, 494 ‘Umar, 101 — II, 8 — al-Fārūq (Caliph), 294 — Khān Shirvānī, 237 — of Mālwa, 353, 354, 355 Umarkot, 502 Umayyads, overthrown by ‘Abbasids, 9 Ummattūr, 496 Unao, 234 n. Ūnd, 14 ff., 506 Unnar, Jām of Sind, 180 ‘Unsuri, 27 Uparkot, 305 f., 519 Uraiyūr, 481, 482 Ūsh, 55 *uslūb* (Muhammad Tughluq), 160 f. ‘Usmān, 101 — Khān of Mālwa, 352 Utgīr, 243, 244, 534 Utkala, 132