Later Mughals v2.c22.15

v2.c22.15

Alim Ali—nephew of Sayyid brothers, opposes Nizam ii. 43, killed at Balapur ii. 49. Ali Md. Kh.—Rohela, origin ii. 118—120 ; 240. Ali Murad—see Kokaltash Khan. Ali Tabar—Azam Shah's son, commands Centre at Jajau i. 24, wounded 32. Amar Singh—II. Maharana of Mewar, ii 43, relations with Bahadur Shah 45—49. Amin-ud-din—serves Azim-ush-shan i. 133, Farrukh-siyar's supporter 369, embassy to Sayyid Husain Ali, 372, advice to Emperor 373-374. Amir Khan—Md. Shah's favourite ii. 265 ; opposes Baji Rao's attack on Dihli ii. 291. Anwar-ud-din—dismissed faujdar of Kora, joins Nizam, ii. 152. Asad Khan—Alamgir's Wazir, career i. 9, submits to Bahadur Shah 38, appointed Wakil (but not Wazir) and subahdar of Dihli 39, under Jahandar Shah 186, courts Farrukh-siyar's favour 238-246, visits Farrukh-siyar 248-251, dies 257, character 257-258. Asad-ullah—an uncle of the Sayyids, i. 300. Asaf Jah—see Nizam-ul-mulk. Aurangzeb—Alamgir, death i. 1, character 1—3, will 5, burial 7, dislikes Barha Sayyids ii. 97. Azam Shah—early life i. 4, ascends the throne 8, marches towards Agra 11-15, at Gwaliyar 15, reply to Bahadur Shah 22, battle of Jajau 24-32, killed 33, character 35, children 35, suspected of being a Shia 13n. Azim-ush-shan—second son of Bahadur Shah, recalled from Patna i. 4, at Agra 15-17, commands at Jajau 22-29, proclaims himself Emperor 134, his hesitating tactics 163-165, his entrenchments 164, attacked 169-175, drowned in the Ravi 177. Azz-ud-din—eldest son of Jahandar Shah, taken captive and released i. 181, sent against Farrukh-siyar 191, defeated at Khajwa 214-216, taken prisoner 246, blinded 280. Bagh Dahr-Ara—near Agra i. 41, different from Bagh Dahra 21n. Bahadur Dil Kh.—Lachin Beg, nicknamed tasma-kash, leader of Mughal troops i. 331, joins Husain Ali 332. Bahadur Shah—Md. Muazzam, Shah Alam I. early life i. 3-4, march from Jamrud to Agra 18, celebrates accession at Lahor 20, letter to Azam 21, victory at Jajau 33, invades Rajputana 45-49, advances against Kam Bakhsh 58-61, battle near Haidarabad 64, in Rajputana again 71-72, Sikh campaign 105-118, at Lahor 129-132, Shia khutba abandoned 130-131, illness and death 133-134, burial 135, character 137-140, coinage 140, descendants 141-147. Bahora—rising of, at Ahmadabad ii. 201. Baji Rao—second Peshwa, his plans of conquest ii. 165, defeats Md. Khan Bangash in Bundelkhand 238-240, his gains from Chhattarsal 241, invades Malwa 242, defeats senapati Dhabariya Gaekwad and Puar at Bhilapur (near Baroda) 251-252, fights Nizam 252, gets Malwa by agreement with Jai Singh 256, gets further concessions 285, attacks and defeats Rajah of Bhadawar 286, his army invades Duaba but is repulsed 287, sacks environs of Dihli 288-293, is defeated by Qamar-ud-din at Badshahpur 295-297, retires to Dakhin 298, attempt on Berar fails 299, defeats Nizam at Bhupal 303-305, Nizam makes treaty of Duraha Sarai ceding Malwa 305, his policy during Nadir's invasion 336, 374.