Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v3.c44: Index

Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v3.c44

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Abbreviations.—ci., city ; km., kingdom ; m., mountain ; r., river ; t., town.

Abdication rite of a Rāja, i. 426, iii. 1467, 1509 Abhai Singh, Rāja of Mārwār, ii. 1035 ; his horoscope, 1019 Abhāner, t., iii. 1379, 1439 Abhīra tribe, i. 144, 273, ii. 651 Abīr, abīra, coloured powder flung about at the Holi festival, ii. 662, 663 Abisares, Abhisāra, km., i. 49 Aboharia Bhatti clan, ii. 734 Aboriginal tribes, i. 144, ii. 650 Ābu, Mount, view from its summit, i. 9 ; buildings erected by Kūmbha of Mewār, i. 336 ; a Pramāra fortress, i. 336 ; assemblage at, to regenerate the Agnikulas, i. 108, iii. 1442 Achalesvara, local deity of Ābu, i. 108 Achalgarh, fort, ii. 990 Adālaj, battle at, ii. 1046 Adam, Mr. John, iii. 1581 Ādināth, the first Jain Tīrthankara, i. 25, 58, 108 Adonis, gardens of, ii. 666 Adoption, right of, i. 220 ; effect of, ii. 860 ; binding on of a turban as a symbol, i. 38, 221 ; taking in the lap as a symbol, ii. 1083 Afghāns, alleged Hebrew descent, ii. 902 Agar, a salt lake, ii. 813 Agastya, festival of, ii. 670 Aggrames, km., ii. 886 Aghori ascetics, ii. 671 Aghūz Khān, ancestor of Mongols, i. 69 Agnikotra, the sacrificial fire, i. 32 Agnikula, the fire-born tribes, i. 99, 107, iii. 1442 Agnikunda, the fire-pit, i. 108, 112 Agra, seat of government transferred to, iii. 1484 ; fort gate haunted by a serpent, ii. 978 ; occupied by Jāts, iii. 1359

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Agriculture, in Jaipur, iii. 1430 ; in Jaisalmer, ii. 1247 ; in Kotah, iii. 1561 ; implements in Bīkaner, ii. 1152 Agroha fort, ii. 886 Ahadi, a gentleman trooper, warrant-officer, ii. 784 Ahalya, i. 32 ; Bāi, ii. 891 Ahar, Ahār, Ār, Āra, Aitpur, t., i. 100, 252, 270, ii. 663, 678, 912 ; inscription from, ii. 924 Aharya, title of Guhilots, i. 100, ii. 912 Aheria, a hunter, i. 326 ; the hunting festival, i. 343, 385, 506, ii. 660, iii. 1477, 1749, 1808 Ahīr caste, i. 144, iii. 1446, see ABHĪRA ; Ahīrwāra, their country, iii. 1446 Ahmad Shāh Durrāni invades India, iii. 1532 Ahmadābād, ci., founded, i. 126 ; siege of, ii. 1135 Ahmadnagar, ci., siege of, iii. 1485 Aids, feudal, i. 187 Aitpur. See AHAR Aja, Ajaipāl, Ajaya, (1) reputed founder of Ajmer, i. 114, ii. 893 ; (2) of Kanauj, ii. 930 ; (3) of Chitor, i. 311 ; Ajaidurg, Ajmer, ii. 996, 1009 Ajīt Singh (1) of Mārwār, ii. 991 ; marries a Mewār princess, ii. 1010 ; marries daughters to Farrukhsīyar and Jai Singh, ii. 1021, 1025 ; his assassination, the ruin of Mārwār, ii. 825, 857, 1028, 1034 ; (2) of Būndi, iii. 1509 ; (3) of Kotah, iii. 1531 Ajmer, ci., origin of name, i. 12, iii. 1447 ; legend of its foundation, ii. 893 ; its strategical importance, 1041 ; the Dargāh, 895 ; Arhāi din ka jhonpra mosque, 897 ; described by the Author, 896 ; the fort, 900 ; headquarters of Akbar, i. 389 ; lost to Mārwār, ii. 1063.

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1074; surrendered to the British, 874; its deified hero, i. 288, ii. 900, iii. 1447 Āk, the tree, *Calotropis gigantea*, ii. 803, 811, 1151 Akbar, (1) Emperor, his birth, i. 372, iii. 1282; succeeds Humāyūn, i. 375; campaign against Māldeo, ii. 957; attacks Chitor, i. 378, 381; erects monument to Jaimall and Patta, 382; Akbar ka dewa, i. 379, iii. 1812; attacks Partāp Singh, i. 389; stories of Rājput ladies, 401; conciliation of Rājputs, 178; his title Jagad Guru, 377; said to have married a Jaisalmer princess, ii. 1133; favours Krishna worship, 608; campaigns in Gujarāt and Gondwāna, iii. 1483, 1484; story of his death, i. 408, iii. 1338, 1486; revived as an ascetic, ii. 608; (2) son of Aurangzeb, his Rājput descent, i. 179; conspires against his father, ii. 997; capture of his daughter, 1009; deserted by the Rājputs, i. 451, ii. 998; escapes to Persia, i. 451, ii. 1000; (3) Akbar Shāh II. of Delhi, i. 485 Akhai Chand, (1) Mārwār minister, ii. 831, 848, 1097; (2) Singh of Jaisalmer, ii. 1228 Akola, t., i. 240, 515 Akshai, akshay dūb, the sacred grass, i. 573 Āl, the dye plant, *Morinda citrifolia*, iii. 1556 Ālam Shāh, Bahādur Shāh, ii. 1013, 1020 Alāu-d-dīn Khilji, attacks Anhilwāra, i. 118; attacks Chitor, i. 307; attacks Jaisalmer, ii. 1211; attacks Bhainsrorgarh, iii. 1698; attacks Gāgraun, i. 312; his titles, i. 312, ii. 809 Alexander the Great, traditions among Johyas, ii. 1134; said to have reached Dandosar, 1167 Alha and Udal, tale of, ii. 716 Alienation of estates, i. 186 Ālighol, irregular infantry, ii. 819, iii. 1422 Aliptigīn, i. 294 Allahwirdi Khān, i. 484, ii. 1023, 1027 Alliances, British, i. 146 Al-Mansūr, Caliph, i. 286 Alor. *See* AROR Altamgha, a seal, tax, i. 469 Alu Hāra, iii. 1470, 1682 Alwar State, i. 141, iii. 1360 'Amal, amal, opium mixed with water, ii. 731, 749, 1071; 'amaldār, an opium-eater, iii. 1475

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Amara dūba, sacred grass, used as an amulet, i. 574; Amarapura, Heaven, ii. 1032, 1045; Amar balāona, a horse furnished by the prince, i. 233; Amarbel, a creeper, iii. 1768 Amarchand, minister of Mewār, i. 500 Amargarh, fief, i. 212; ancient town, iii. 1439 Amar Singh, (1) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1226; (2) of Mārwār, assassinates Salābat Khān, ii. 976; his gate in Agra Fort, ii. 978; (3) Hāra, iii. 1778; (4) I. of Mewār, i. 407; (5) II. of Mewār, i. 460, ii. 912 Amāvas, the sacred new moon night, i. 159, 240, ii. 656, 695 Amba Bhavāni, worship of, i. 258, 264, ii. 681 Ambaji Inglia, i. 517, 545 Ambarisha of Ayodhya, i. 44 Amber, Jaipur State, annals, iii. 1327; derivation of name, 1439 Amet, t., i. 564, 567, iii. 1815 Amīr Khān, Pindāri, i. 538, ii. 1086, 1089, 1090, iii. 1416, 1573 Amjar, r., iii. 1572 Āmli fief, case of, i. 571 'Amm o Khāss, a hall of audience, ii. 991, 1136 Amusements, ii. 750 Ān, the oath of allegiance, i. 200, 245, 575, ii. 996, 1006, 1039; Ān-dān-khān, sovereign rights, i. 14, 200 Anangpāl Tuar, i. 62, 104, 292, 299 Anasāgar lake, ii. 902, 1215 Ancestor worship, i. 89, 325, ii. 678, 842 Anga, the poll-tax, ii. 1116, 1157 Angadesa, km., i. 44, 53 Angatsi, the Hun, i. 290, iii. 1464, 1762 Anhilwāra Pātan, ci., i. 116, 118, 122, 293 Aniruddh Singh of Būndi, iii. 1493 Anjan, collyrium, ii. 721 Annadāta, Annadeva, god of food, i. 392; Annakūta, festival of prosperity, ii. 638, 697; Annapūrna, the food goddess, i. 289, ii. 695 Anni, a grain tax, i. 239 Antari, antri, a valley, iii. 1677 Antarved, Antarbedi, the Ganges-Jumna Duāb, i. 164, ii. 717, iii. 1459 Anūp Singh of Bīkaner, ii. 1136, 1227 Anūpshahr, t., i. 56, 141, iii. 1352 Anurāj Hāra, iii. 1460 Anūshīrwān. *See* NAUSHĪRWĀN Ānwal, ānwla, aonla, the emblic myrobalan, ii. 803, 805

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Aornos, hill, i. 296 Aparajit of Chitor, i. 283 Appaji, Āpaji, Marātha leader, i. 495 Apsaras, the nymphs, ii. 675, 696, 864, 991 Ar, Ara, t. See AHAR ‘Arāba, a gun-carriage, arquebuss, i. 318 Aranyakanwal of Mandor, ii. 731, 945; Aranyashashti festival, ii. 675 Arhāi din ka Jhonpra, mosque, ii. 897 Ari Singh (1) I., Arsi of Chitor, i. 312; (2) II. of Mewār, i. 496, 506, ii. 1139, iii. 1512 Arishtanemi, Neminātha, 22nd Jain Tirthankara, ii. 624, 627 Arja, t., i. 214, 567 Arjun, (1) of Būndi, iii. 1479; (2) of Kotah, iii. 1528 Armorial bearings, i. 162 Armouries, ii. 752 Arms, worship of, i. 90, see SWORD; initiation to, i. 90, 264, ii. 691 Army, of Bikaner, ii. 1160; of Mārwār, ii. 1119; of Jaipur, iii. 1435 Aror, Alor, t., i. 5, 51, iii. 1282, 1283 Artillery, early use of, i. 362; bound with chains, i. 353; sprinkled with goats’ blood before battle, ii. 1042 Āru, ālu bādām, the peach tree, Prunus persica, ii. 774 Aryana, waste land, i. 236 Āryāvarta, i. 28 Āsaf Jāh, Nizāmu-l-mulk, i. 473 Āsāpūrna, the goddess, i. 76, 113, ii. 682, iii. 1444, 1461 Ashtabhuji, Ashtabhuja Māta, the eight-armed goddess, iii. 1754 Ashtami festival, ii. 649. See JANASHTAMI Āsi, Hānsi, t., iii. 1461 Asini, Asvinikot, t., i. 295, ii. 1220 Asioi tribe, ii. 1125 Asīr, Asīrgarh, fort, i. 77, 126, 292, 475, iii. 1446, 1461 Asokashtami festival, ii. 673 Aspati, asvapati, term applied to Mughal Emperors, ii. 1026 Ass, the wild, i. 20, iii. 1306. See GORKHAR Assakenoi tribe, i. 295, ii. 933 Asthān. See ASVATTHĀMA Astronomy, ii. 757 Asura, a demon, i. 113, ii. 653, iii. 1442; a Hindu name for Musalmāns, i. 288, 290, ii. 934, 995, 1032 Asva, Aswa, tribe, i. 71, 76, ii. 930, 933

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Asvamedha, ceremony, i. 29, 60, 77, 91, iii. 1355 Asvatthāma of Mārwār, ii. 943 Atak. See ATTOCK Atit, an order of ascetics, ii. 845, iii. 1750 Attock, Atak, t., r., i. 391, ii. 652 Augury. See OMENS Aurangzeb, the Emperor ‘Ālamgīr, contemporary princes, i. 435; rebuke to his tutor, i. 436; intent on converting Hindus, i. 438; his Rājput wife, i. 179; letters, i. 439; letter on the Jizya, i. 442; prepares to conquer Mewār, 444; defeated, 448; attacks Mārwār, ii. 993; attempt to depose him, i. 450; his Rājput officers, i. 226; destruction of Hindu temples, ii. 994, iii. 1388; his death, ii. 1012; his character, i. 436 Aurīnt, t., ii. 730, 941 Avani, Avanimāta, his earth goddess, iii. 1392, 1813 Avanti, Ujjain, i. 312 Awa, t., i. 218, ii. 860, 879, 1044, 1096 Ayamāta, worship of, ii. 966; Ayapanthi, the ascetic order, ii. 966 Ayodhya-ci, i. 45 ‘Āzam Shāh, i. 439, 444, 449, 457, 464 ‘Azīmu-sh-shān, Emperor, ii. 1020

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Bāba, a younger member of Mewār house, i. 167, 384, 498, iii. 1371 Babūl, bāwal, the acacia tree, acacia Arabica, i. 549, ii. 774 et passim Bābur, his descent and early history, i. 351; invades India, i. 352; attacks Rāna Sanga, i. 353; introduces melons and grapes, ii. 748; his Memoirs, iii. 1665 Bachera, Wachaji of Jaisalmer, ii. 1201 Badarināth, t., ii. 1207, iii. 1639 Baddhi, a string amulet, iii. 1381 Bādhel tribe. See VĀDHEL Badnor, t., i. 344, 567 Bāēnmāta, worship of, i. 326 Bāghel tribe, i. 118, ii. 717, 1039; Bāghelkhand, ii. 717 Bāghes, the tiger god, i. 25 Bāghji of Deola, i. 363; Bāgh Singh Shaikhāvat, iii. 1425 Bāghnakh, the tiger-claw weapon, ii. 721 Bagpipes, ii. 755 Bagrāwat sept, iii. 1640, 1817 Bahādur, (1) King of Gujarāt, attacks Mewār, i. 361; (2) Shāh, Emperor; see ‘ĀLAM BAHĀDUR SHĀH; (3) of Kishangarh, ii. 878; Shaikhāvat, iii. 1388 Bahār, Bihārimall of Amber, i. 376, iii. 1337 Bahāwal Khān, iii. 1301 Bahāwalpur State, ii. 1137, 1141, iii. 1300 Bahra, Behra, t., ii. 935 Bahrām Gor, of Persia, i. 273 Bāhūmān Darāzdasht, i. 57 Bairām Khān, Mughal general, i. 375 Bairāt. See VAIRĀT Bais tribe, i. 141 Bāīsa, Bāīsi, the twenty-two Mughal districts, ii. 1027, 1037 Baisākh month, festivals, ii. 674 Baiza Bāi, i. 533 Bājirāo, Peshwa, i. 485, 491 Bājra, millet, ii. 597 et passim Bajrang, monkey-god, i. 163 Bakhar, Bhakkar, Bukkur, t., i. 5, 22, 109, iii. 1283, 1319. See ROHRI Bakhasar, t., iii. 1277, 1278 Bakhshi, commander of the forces, i. 556, ii. 976, iii. 1519 Bāl, the sun-god. See BĀLNĀTH, BĀLSIVA Bāla, Vāla, tribe, i. 131, 134, 254 Bālaband, a turban fillet, i. 429, ii. 685, 759, 765 Balabhi. See VALABHI Bālakaputra, Bālakarae, i. 51, 105, 134, 250 Bāland of Jaisalmer, ii. 1181 Baldān, balidān, an offering to the gods, i. 91, 258, ii. 599 Baleokouros, i. 250 Balhara, derivation of name, i. 122 Bālmukand, Krishna, ii. 640 Bālnāth, Bālsiva, i. Introd. xl, 94, 253, ii. 705, 923, iii. 1756; Jogi, iii. 1267 Baloch tribe, iii. 1454 Bālotra, t., ii. 1111, iii. 1270 Bāmani, r., iii. 1686 Bāmania, a section of Bhāts, ii. 814 Bāmiān, Buddhist figures at, i. 26, ii. 1189 Banās, r., i. 10, 13, 579, ii. 772 Banbīr Singh of Mewār, i. 317, 367 Banda of Būndi, iii. 1473 Banera, t., i. 168, 198, 493, ii. 904, 906 Bania, the merchant caste, i. 144, ii. 765 Banishment, ceremony of, ii. 976 Bannāphar tribe, ii. 715 Banners, i. 163, ii. 684, 767, 768, 834 Bāori, bāoli, bāwari, a step-well, reservoir, ii. 967 Bāori, Bāwaria, a criminal tribe, i. 244, iii. 1696

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Bāpa, Bappa of Chitor, i. Introd. xxxvi, 259 Bāpota, an ancestral holding, i. 201 et passim Baptiste, Col. J. F., i. 535; ii. 1088 Bāpu Sindhia, i. 546 Baraha tribe, ii. 1187, 1191 Bārah Kothri, twelve fiefs of Jaipur, iii. 1436; Māsha, a plant flowering all the year round, ii. 845; Singha, the twelve-tined deer, iii. 1477 Baranshankar, the mixed castes, iii. 1724 Barār, a tax, i. 169 et passim Barchhi dohāi, an appeal to the lance, i. 212, iii. 1465 Bardāi sena, bard of the host, a Kanauj title, ii. 939 Bards, i. 82; opposed to Zālim Singh, iii. 1567; when they die, they go to the moon, ii. 992; exiled from Mewār, iii. 1807; lands granted to, ii. 589; extortion by threats, ii. 814; their satire, ii. 742; demands increase of marriage expenses, ii. 742; as carriers, ii. 813 Bārgīr, cavalry provided with horses by the State, iii. 1422 Bargūjar tribe, i. 56, 107, 140, iii. 1455 Bārha, Sayyids of, i. 467, 476 Bāri, a caste of servants, i. 367 Barilla, manufacture of, ii. 1118, iii. 1307 Barolli, temples at, i. 17, iii. 1752 Barr-tītar, the rock-pigeon, iii. 1649 Barugaza, Broach, i. 48, 256 Barwātia, an outlaw, exile, ii. 797, iii. 1401, 1637 Basāi, a form of slavery, i. 206, ii. 1219, iii. 1797 Basant, the spring festival, ii. 657, 753, 1025; Basanti, the goddess of spring, ii. 657. See VASANT Bastard castes, i. 208 Bat, a share, i. 202, ii. 962; Batāi, division of crops between landlord and tenant, i. 583, ii. 1115, iii. 1550 Bathing of the goddess, ii. 666 Bāti, vāti, a cake of millet flour, ii. 1000, 1150 Bāwana, a tract of fifty-two villages, i. 457 Bayāna, t., i. 103, 144, 349, 353, ii. 953, 956 Bāz Bahādur, Bāyazīd of Mālwa, i. 376, 378 Bedla, t., i. 195, 380, ii. 663, iii. 1480 Begūn, t., i. 509, 564, iii. 1677, 1805, 1810

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Behra, t. See BAHRA Benares, Būndi house, iii. 1483 ; observatory, ii. 757. See KASI Benevolences, levied at marriage, i. 187 Berach, r., i. 13, 368, 388, 584, ii. 596, 762, 910 Bernier, F., i. 438, ii. 725 Bersi, Ber Singh (1) Bhatti, ii. 1165 ; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1224 Bet island, ii. 703 Betwa, r., i. 9 Bhādon month, festivals in, ii. 678 Bhadrājan, Bhadrajun, t., ii. 820, 862, 954, iii. 1269 Bhagwāndās of Jaipur, i. 178, 389, 391, iii. 1337 Bhainsror, Bhainsrorgarh, t., i. 234, 319, 395, 414, 415, 416, iii. 1686, 1691 Bhairava, Bhairon, god of war, i. 412, ii. 843, iii. 1774 ; Jhamp, iii. 1663 Bhāma Sāh, minister of Mewār, i. 403 Bhān Saptami, festival, ii. 657 ; Bhānuloka, land of the dead, ii. 658, 992, 1044 Bhāo Singh, (1) of Jaipur, iii. 1339 ; (2) of Būndi, 1492 Bharatpur, ci., i. 127, iii. 1357 Bhārmall of Cutch, ii. 1238 Bhartribhat of Mewār, i. 296 Bhartrihari, i. 5, ii. 735, 894 Bhāt caste. See BARDS Bhātia caste, iii. 1296 Bhatner, t., i. 142, ii. 1163 Bhātridvitya, the brothers' festival, ii. 696 Bhatti (1) tribe, i. 55, 102, 294, 298 ; ii. 941, 1169, 1252 ; support the Rāthors, 1005 ; emigrate to Bīkaner, 1165 ; sections, 1242 ; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1183 Bhatwāra, battle at, iii. 1532, 1611 Bhaunagar, Bhāvnagar State, i. 137 Bhavāni, the goddess, ii. 1125, iii. 1714, 1809 Bhayyād, the brotherhood, i. 154, 202, ii. 961 Bhet-begār, forced labour, i. 239 Bhīl tribe, ii. 651, iii. 1280 ; eat with Rājputs, 1521 ; foray by, 1644 ; in Kotah, 1703 ; stone worship, 1703 ; of Idar, inaugurate Rānas of Mewār, i. 262, ii. 1129 ; measures for their improvement, i. 586 Bhīlāla tribe, iii. 1389 Bhīlwāra, t., i. 561, iii. 1736 Bhīm Bāzār, iii. 1776 Bhīm Singh, (1) Bhīmsi of Mewār, i. 307 ; (2) II. of Mewār, 511 ; (3) of Mārwār, ii. 825, 1077 ; (4) of Kotah, iii. 1524

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Bhīma II., Bholo, Chaulukya, i. 117, 298 Bhīmthadi breed of horses, ii. 1045, iii. 1771 Bhinai, t., ii. 904 Bhīndar, t., i. 416, 511, 531, 566, 567 Bhīnmāl, t., ii. 944, 1109, iii. 1269 Bhoj Pramāra of Mālwa, i. 109 Bhojak caste, iii. 1268 Bhojpur lake, i. 458 Bholanāth, Siva, ii. 602, 892 Bhonsi, Bhawan Singh of Mewār, i. 306 Bhonsla Marāthas, i. 371 Bhopāl State, i. 533 Bhūkhi Māta, the famine mother goddess, i. 309, iii. 1305, 1756 Bhūm, land, i. 195 ; affection for, i. 236 ; Bhūmia, the holder of a freehold, i. 190, 577 et passim Biās, r., ii. 1226 Bidar, t., siege of, iii. 1489 Bidesar, t., ii. 1144 Bigha, a measure of area, i. 233 et passim Bihār, Bahār, Bihārimall of Jaipur, i. 376, iii. 1337 Bijaiseni Māta, worship of, ii. 1193, iii. 1508 Bijarāē, Bijairāē, (1) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1193 ; (2) Singh of Jaipur, iii. 1347 Bijar Mīr, assassination of, iii. 1288 Bijolli, temples at, i. 209, 370, iii. 1797 Bika of Bīkaner, ii. 951, 1123 Bikaner, annals of, ii. 1123 Bikramajit, of Mewār, i. 360 Bindraban, t., ii. 607 ; -dās of Jaipur, iii. 1395 Bīra, (1) a packet of betel, i. 381, 481, ii. 1040 ; (2) meadow-land, i. 238, ii. 648 Birad, the eulogy of a bard, i. 134, 416, iii. 1682 Birsinghdeo, (1) Shaikhāvat, iii. 1387 ; (2) of Būndi, iii. 1472 Birthdays, knots tied to mark, iii. 1697 Bisaldeo, see VISALADEVA ; lake, ii. 901, iii. 1453 Bishan Singh, (1) of Būndi, iii. 1514 ; (2) of Jaipur, iii. 1341 Blackmail, protection, i. 203. See RAKHWĀLI Blindness of one eye unlucky, ii. 1234 Blood price. See MŪNDKATI Boar, slaying the, i. 385, ii. 660, iii. 1746 ; annual hunt, i. 80 ; sacramental eating of, ii. 661, iii. 1381 Bohra, the village money-lender, iii. 1553, 1652 Bonfires at the Holi festival, ii. 663

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Boukephala, t., ii. 1190 Bows and arrows, ii. 751, 791 Brahma, temples of, i. 322, ii. 892, 925 Brāhmans, i. 31; laxity of practice in the desert, iii. 1296; privileges of, ii. 595; committing suicide to enforce demands, i. 236, ii. 593, 966, iii. 1395; political influence of, ii. 589, 594; Kulin, ii. 595; Marātha, i. 524; influence on marriage expenses, ii. 742; treated with little respect, i. 34; penalty for killing, ii. 595 Brahmapuri, inscriptions, ii. 596 Brajnāth, Krishna, iii. 1526 Brass work, iii. 1431 Brindaban. See BINDRABAN Broach, ci., i. 48, 256 Brotherhood, i. 202 Buddha, Buddhism, i. 70, 78; confounded with Jainism, ii. 603, 604, 626; annual retreat, 606 Budh Singh of Būndi, ii. 837, iii. 1494 Budha, Mercury, i. 39, ii. 621; Trivikrama, i. 90, ii. 621 Buffalo, sacrificed at town gates, ii. 1011, 1012; feat of slaying, 1053 Bukkur. See BAKHAR Bull, sacrifice of, ii. 599; and horseman coins, ii. 809, 902 Būmbāoda, t., i. 321, iii. 1468 Bundela tribe, Bundelkhand, i. 10, 139, ii. 979 Būndi, State, annals, iii. 1441 Burhān Shaikh, the saint, iii. 1380 Burhānpur, ci., i. 475, ii. 974 Būsa tribe, i. 144, 293 Būta tribe, ii. 1185; Būtaban, 1185, 1192 Butterfield, Captain, i. 526 Buzule, t., i. 292, ii. 807, iii. 1276 Byās Brāhmans, iii. 1742 Byzantium, t., i. 100, 279

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Cairn burial, i. 87, 89, 90 Calcutta, ii. 1195 Camels, iii. 1275, 1279, 1297, 1305; caravans, ii. 1109; corps, 1161, iii. 1305; sacrifice, i. 94 Caniatchi tenure, i. 576 Cannibalism, i. 455, ii. 671, 692 Carey, Lieutenant, ii. 761, 787, iii. 1732 Caste, influence of, i. 165 Cattle of the desert, iii. 1305, 1306; of Nāthdwāra, ii. 770; of Gujarāt, i. 422 Caves occupied by ascetics, shrines, ii. 635, 845

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Cenotaphs of Hāras, iii. 1706; at Sātur, iii. 1714; at Ahar, ii. 912. See MAHASATI, NISIA Chāchak, Chachikdeo of Jaisalmer, ii. 1208, 1220 Chagatāi, a Mughal title, ii. 956, 1165 Chait month, festivals in, ii. 663 Chālukya, Chaulukya tribe, i. 113, 116 Chāmar, Chanvar, Chauri, the yak-tail fly-flapper, i. 234, ii. 667, 906, 1035 Chambal, r., i. 18, iii. 1690, 1764 Chambela, r., i. 18 Chāmunda of Anhilwāra, i. 67; the goddess, ii. 842 Chand, Chānd, (1) the poet, i. 297; (2) of Būndi, iii. 1463; (3) Bībi of Ahmadnagar, iii. 1485 Chandel tribe, i. Introd. xxxv, 139, 296, iii. 1455 Chanderi State, i. 16, 47, 163, 180 Chāndni, suicide for revenge, ii. 815, 1110, 1255 Chandrabhāga, ci., i. 109 Chandragupta Maurya, i. 37, 65, 110, 111, 289 Chandravansa, the Lunar line of Rājputs, i. 57 Chandrāvati, ci., i. 109, 258, iii. 1784 Changi, Chatrchangi, the Sun standard, ii. 659, 684 Chappan, the hill-tract between Mewār and Gujarāt, i. 191 et passim Chāran tribe, ii. 813, 1148, iii. 1654; banished from Mewār, i. 339; founded Bhainsror, iii. 1691; prediction by a Chārani, i. 347; claim to entertainment, iii. 1655; respected, ii. 1110 Charas, a measure of area, i. 156, 165, 201, iii. 1671 Chariots, use of, in war, i. 83 Charmanvati, the Chambal, r., iii. 1763 Chaturbhuja, the four-armed Vishnu, i. 331, ii. 645 Chaubē Brāhmans, ii. 634, 755 Chaugān, an exercise ground, i. 530 et passim Chauhān tribe, i. 112, iii. 1441; sections, i. 115; valour, ii. 806; kingdom in South India, iii. 1445; Rāj, iii. 1275; dynasty at Delhi, iii. 1456 Chaul, Chāval, t., i. 53 Chaumūn, t., iii. 1353, 1402 Chaupar, a game, ii. 754 Chaura, Chāvara, tribe, i. 121, 266, 326 Chaurāsi, a tract of eighty-four villages, i. 166, iii. 1673

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Chāwand, (1) of Anhilwāra, i. 67, 293 ; (2) the Dāhima, i. 143 ; (3) chiefship in Mewār, i. 396 ; Chāwanda Māta, the goddess, iii. 1444 Chess, i. 176, ii. 754 Chhada of Mārwār, ii. 944 Chhāoni, a cantonment, iii. 1549, 1790 Chhatr, chhatra, a ceremonial umbrella, i. 310 ; chhatri, a cenotaph, ii. 888, 1034 Chhatr Singh, (1) of Mārwār, ii. 829, 1091 ; (2) Chhatrsāl of Būndi, iii. 1489 ; (3) of Kotah, 1532 Chhotan, t., i. 21, 293 Chiefs of Mewār, i. 167, 588 ; duties of, i. 182, 183 ; measures of reform, 559 ; of Mārwār, ii. 946 Chīn Qilich Khān, i. 473, iii. 1525 Chitor, a Pramāra capital, i. 109, 289 ; occupied by Moris, 265 ; origin of name, iii. 1647, 1822 ; attacked by Alāu-d-dīn, i. 308 ; retaken, 316 ; Rāthors expelled, 326 ; sacked by Bahādur, 363 ; taken by Akbar, 378 ; described by Terry, 411 ; by the Author, iii. 1812 ; inscription from, ii. 925 Chitori hill, i. 326, iii. 1815 Chitrang Mori, palace, iii. 1822 Cholera, i. 454, ii. 1002, iii. 1518, 1733 ; magical expulsion of, 1734 Chonda, (1) of Mewār, i. 323 ; (2) of Mārwār, ii. 944 Chondāwat, section of Sesodias, i. 175, 188, 192, 193 ; feud with Saktāwats, i. 175, 413, 511, ii. 766, iii. 1622 Chor, t., iii. 1282, 1291 Chudāsima, Chaurāsima, i. 122 Chūli, a whirlpool, iii. 1690 Churāman Jāt, ii. 1027, iii. 1358 Cimbri, i. 81 Cities, ancient, ii. 1167, 1189, iii. 1438 Coconut sent as a marriage proposal, i. 317, 323, ii. 730, 790, 1010, 1043 Coinage in Mewār, i. 169 Commensality with a Rāja, mark of dignity, i. 213, 370, ii. 1185 Cookery, ii. 759 Copper mines, i. 14, 169 Cornwallis, Lord, i. Introd. xxvii, 533 Cosmas Indikopleustes, i. 132, 256 Cotton, ii. 1150 Cow-killing, i. 460, 467, ii. 1010 ; ceremonial tending of, 697 Cyropolis, i. 54, 351

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Dābhi tribe, i. 122, 138, ii. 941, 942, 967

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Dābla, t., i. 198, 567, ii. 904, iii. 1500, 1713 Dābshalīm, i. 122, 283 Dādupanthi sect, ii. 863 Dāēja, a dowry, i. 202, ii. 742, 1221 Dāgh, branding of horses, ii. 972 Dahae tribe, i. 71, 142 Daharia tribe, i. 142 Dahi, r., i. 13 Dāhima tribe, i. 143, iii. 1455 Dāhir, of Sind, i. 143, 284, 290 Daitya, a demon, i. 105, 112, iii. 1442 ; Kā hār, iii. 1663 Dākini, a witch, vampire, i. 88, ii. 1051, 1113, iii. 1615 Dān, import duties, i. 14, 200, iii. 1434 Dānava, a demon, i. 289, iii. 1442 Dand, a tax, i. 240, ii. 996, 1159, 1250, iii. 1594 Dāra Shukoh, Shikoh, i. 434, 435, ii. 979 Darība, mines, i. 585, iii. 1729 Dāru-l-khāf, shrine at Ajmer, ii. 895 Datia State, i. 140, 180, 436, 463, 522 Dāūd Khān, of Bahāwalpur, iii. 1301 ; Dāūdputra, ii. 1137, iii. 1300 Daulat Khān, Lodi, ii. 953, 1021 Daulatrāo Sindhia, i. 524, 528 ; Singh, Mahārāja, i. 540, ii. 778 Dauna, daua, a dish sent by a prince to a subject, i. 370, 397 Daurāyat, a runner, brigand, i. 237, 242, 569 Debal, Diul Sind, t., i. 143, 255, 270 Debāri pass, i. 404, 446, 456, ii. 996 De Boigne, Count Benoit, i. 516, ii. 876, 878, 879 Delhi, iron pillar, i. 38 ; foundation of, i. 38, 292 ; rebuilt, 104 ; massacre by Nādir Shāh, 486 ; observatory, ii. 757 Deluge, legend of, i. 24 Delwāra, t., i. 267, 387, ii. 647, iii. 1537 Deobandar, Dīv, Diu island, i. 121 Deogarh, t., i. 221, 230, 498, 532, 566 Deoji, a deified hero, iii. 1817 Deolia, t., i. 363, 368, 378, ii. 1010 Deonāth, chief priest, ii. 825 Deora Chauhāns, i. 115, ii. 941, 959, 969, 1043, 1187 Deorāj of Jaisalmer, ii. 1194 Depra tribe, i. 368, 459, 499 Derāwal, Derāwar, t., i. 102, 129, 298, ii. 1030, 1195 Desert, the, i. 19, iii. 1257 Desmukhi tax, i. 471 Desvāta, rite of exile, ii. 976, iii. 1734 Dewaldāi, tale of, ii. 715 Dhābhāi, a foster-brother, i. 266 et passim Dhākar caste, iii. 1429 Dhamnār. *See* DHUMNĀR Dhanduka, battle at, ii. 969 Dhanteras festival, ii. 695 Dhanvantari, ii. 1001, iii. 1769 Dhār, ci., i. 109, ii. 1199 Dharmātpur, battle at, ii. 980 Dharna, a mode of coercion, i. 568 Dhāt, district, i. 6, 19, 55, iii. 1281, 1282, 1295 Dhatūra, the poison, *datura fastuosa*, iii. 1716 Dhebar lake, i. 458 Dhola and Maroni, iii. 1329, 1448 Dholpur, battle at, iii. 1492 Dhondal tribe, ii. 1027 Dhonkal Singh, ii. 818, 828, 1082 Dhuān, hearth tax, ii. 1128, 1157, 1250 Dhūhada, Dūhar of Mārwār, ii. 943 Dhūlkot, t., ii. 912, iii. 1352 Dhumnār, Dhamnār, caves, iii. 1772 Dhūndhār, Jaipur, iii. 1327 Dhundi sept, ii. 1220 Dhurpad, a musical measure, iii. 1709 Diamond dust, poisoning by, ii. 1074 Dīdwāna, t., ii. 813, 994, 1107 Dilīr, Diler, Khān, i. 448, 457, ii. 984 Dīnārām Bohra, iii. 1408 Diseases in the desert, iii. 1303 Divorce among Mers, ii. 796 Dīwāli festival, i. 326, ii. 695 Dīwān, a prime minister, i. 216, 469, iii. 1519; dīwān-i-āmm, public hall of audience, ii. 1046, 1482; khāss, private council chamber, i. 229; of Eklinga, title of Rānas of Mewār, i. 264, 480, ii. 662 Doda, Dor tribe, i. 139, iii. 1455 Dola, an affianced, secondary wife, iii. 1482 Donkin, General Sir R., i. 548, ii. 778 Draupadi, i. 59, 208, ii. 735 Dress, ii. 758, 1253 Drinking, i. 85 Dūb, a sacred grass, i. 456, 599 Dūda, Dhūhada of Mārwār, ii. 943, 950; of Jaisalmer, 1215 Dujgundeo of Būndi, iii. 1451 Dūnāra, t., i. 451, ii. 955, 994, 1006 Duncan, Dr. J., i. 550, ii. 761, iii. 1713 Dūngarpur, t., i. 11, 304, 357 Durga, the goddess, ii. 672; Durgadās Rāthor, i. 451, ii. 993, 999, 1000, 1017, 1033 Durgāvati Rāni, ii. 747 Durjansāl of Kotah, ii. 1007, iii. 1528

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Dusaj of Jaisalmer, ii. 1202 Dwārka, Dwāraka, ci., i. 47, ii. 607, iii. 1511; Dās, Shaikhāvat, iii. 1386; Nāth, Krishna, ii. 640, iii. 1781

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Eklinga, a form of Siva, i. Introd. xxxvi, ii. 598; invocation to, i. 233, 235, 323; Rānas, his prime ministers, *see* DĪWĀN; Eklinggarh, fortress, i. 501 Elphinstone, M., i. 9, ii. 954, 1237 Ephthalites, White Huns, i. 256 Equinoxes, festivals at, ii. 656 Escheats and forfeitures, i. 187 Escuage, scutage, i. 173 Exile, ritual at, ii. 797, 1229 Exogamy, i. 190, 193

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Fairs, i. 400, ii. 1111, 1155 Fairy gifts, legend, ii. 772 Falcons, i. 422 Famines, i. 454, 497, iii. 1304, 1473; a cause of slavery, i. 207; the famine goddess, iii. 1305 Farīd, the saint, ii. 1125, 1128 Farming monopoly in Kotah, iii. 1559 Farrukhsīyar, Emperor, i. 179, 467, 468, 474, iii. 1345 Fatehābād, battle at, i. 434, iii. 1491, 1522 Fatehpur, battle at, iii. 1409; Sīkri, i. 141, 349 Faujdār, an official, i. 167, 557, iii. 1519 Feudalism, i. Introd. xxxviii, 153, ii. 962 Fiscal lands, i. 168 Fish, symbol, ii. 1023; sacred, 618 Flowers, festival of, ii. 665, 699 Foray, inaugural. *See* TĪKA DAUR Franks in Indian armies, i. 362, 448, ii. 1045 Fruits and vegetables at Udaipur, iii. 1824; introduced by the Mughals, ii. 748 Funeral rites, of Rājputs, i. 87, ii. 1031; of Saiva ascetics, 601

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Gaddi, the royal cushion, throne, i. 551 *et passim*; gaddi ki ān, oath by the throne, 406, 456 Gādhipura, Kanauj, i. 34, 42, 50, 105 Gadhiya paisa, a copper coin, ii. 913 Gāgraun, t., i. 15, 257, 331, iii. 1549, 1790 Gaharwār tribe, i. 139, ii. 930 Gahlot. *See* GUHILOT Gaini, Gajni, t., i. 100, 254, 266, 290 Gājan Māta, worship of, iii. 1444 Gajni, t. *See* GAINI

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Gaj Singh, (1) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1176, 1236; (2) of Bikaner, 1137; (3) of Mārwār, 835, 972 Gakkhar tribe, i. 294, iii. 1422; infanticide, ii. 740; support Sultān Razīa, 1164 Galena mines, i. 17 Gambhir, r., i. 18, 345 Gambling, i. 60, 85; a cause of slavery, 208 Gandharvasen, ii. 851, 913 Ganesa, Ganesha, worship of, i. 551, 560, ii. 686, 842, iii. 1774; Deori, hall, ii. 663; Dwāra, Pol, 688 Ganga, (1) the r. Ganges, ii. 670, 693; (2) of Mārwār, 953 Gangābheva, ii. 663, iii. 1766 Gangāni, t., ii. 1034 Ganggor, Ganggaur festival, ii. 665, 674, iii. 1353 Gangwāna, battle at, ii. 1049 Gānipur, t., iii. 1439 Ganor, queen of, ii. 727 Gāra, r., ii. 1226, 1234. See GHĀRA Garddhabin tribe, i. 273 Gardens, at Kotah, iii. 1616, 1706; at Mandor, ii. 844; at Udaipur, iii. 1824 Garh Bitli, citadel of Ajmer, i. 288, ii. 784, 900, 955 Garha Mandala, ci., ii. 747, iii. 1443 Garnets, ii. 910 Gaudhūli, evening, i. 263, ii. 697 Gaur tribe, i. 138, iii. 1454 Gauri, the goddess, i. 80, ii. 665, 672; festivals, i. 521, ii. 665; bathing of, 666; slaying a boar in her honour, i. 385, ii. 660, iii. 1512 Gaya, expedition against, i. 305, 322, 323; pilgrimage, i. 498, ii. 946; Gayapur Mahādeo, iii. 1796 Geology of Arāvalli range, i. 14, 17 Getae tribe, i. 74; identified with Goths, ii. 651; with Jāts, 74, 128; with Jut, i. 76 Ghānērāo, t., i. 450, 459, ii. 788, 798, 1009, 1079, 1096; honours paid to chief, 799 Ghara, Gharah, r., i. 102, 142, ii. 941, 960, 1226, 1234. See GĀRA Gharsi of Jaisalmer, ii. 1216; Gharsisar lake, 1217 Ghāsi, the Author's artist, iii. 1755, 1786, 1819 Ghayāsu-d-dīn (Ghiyāsu-d-dīn) of Mālwa, i. 344, ii. 785, iii. 1475 Ghumli, fort, i. 136

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Girās, grās, a handful, i. 190; Girāsia, grāsia, a holder of land by grant from the prince, i. 190 Girdharji Shaikhāwat, iii. 1386 Girnār, sacred hill, ii. 603, 792; suicide at, iii. 1663 Girwa, the valley of Udaipur, ii. 644, 760 Gīta Govinda, poem, i. 338. See JAYADEVA Gods, tutelary of tribes, i. 326, iii. 1444; god of Mārwār married to Amber goddess, ii. 1052; of the Hāras, captured, iii. 1526 Godwār tract, i. 328, 344, 489, ii. 802, 996, 1073 Gogha, t., i. 137 Gogūnda, t., i. 388, 393, 446, 498, ii. 801 Goha, Gohāditya of Mewār, i. 259 Gohil, Gohel, Gohilwār tribe, i. 137, ii. 941, 943, 1039 Gokul, t., ii. 621, 641, Nāth, Krishna, 621, 641; Dās, i. 221 Gol, inferior vassals, i. 167, 554, 568, iii. 1636; a serried mass of warriors, 1603 Gola, the slave class, i. 207, ii. 1076 Golkonda, ci., i. 289, 453, iii. 1445, 1449, 1526 Gollas, i. 256 Gomati, r., i. 454, ii. 1032 Gond tribe, ii. 651; Gondwāna, 979, iii. 1483 Gopinath, Krishna, ii. 635; of Būndi, iii. 1487 Gorakhnāth, the saint, i. 265 Gordhandās, iii. 1584; Singh, Khīchi, ii. 1069; Nāth, Krishna, ii. 635 Gorind tribe, i. 272 Gorkha, Gurkha tribe, i. 301, 314 Gorkhar, the wild ass, i. 20, iii. 1306. See KHARGADHA Gorma, land near the village site, iii. 1550, 1625 Gosāin, Goswāmi, ascetics, ii. 601, 642, 1081, iii. 1670, 1763 Gosūnda, t., i. 326, 526 Goswāmi. See GOSAIN Got, gotra, a cowpen, an exogamous section of a caste, ii. 741; a tribal feast, i. 326, iii. 1655; gotrāchārya, a pedigree, i. 98, ii. 930 Govardhan, t., ii. 602, 635; Nāth, Krishna, 635 Government, inefficiency of, i. 174; representative, iii. 1552 Govinda, Krishna, ii. 998; Govindgarh, t., ii. 807, 862, 889; Singh, Rāēsalot, iii. 1397

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Grahilot tribe, i. 99. See GUHILOT Grain, measurement of, iii. 1562; storage, 1563 Grants, books of, i. 160, 205; to Brāhmans, ii. 644; resumable, i. 191; secular, duration of, i. 190; form and substance of, i. 199 Grapes, introduction of, ii. 749 Grās, grāsda, a griffin-like figure, ii. 903 Grasses, ii. 1151, iii. 1308 Greek, auxiliaries, ii. 780; artists, ii. 780, iii. 1762; traces of, in Bīkaner, ii. 1134 Grishma, the summer season, ii. 656 Groves, prohibition against cutting, ii. 600 Guāl Khand, Golkonda, iii. 1445, 1449 Gūga, Gugga, the hero, ii. 807, 843, 1027, iii. 1452 Guhilot tribe, i. Introd. xxxiii, 99, 252; origin of name, i. 259; descent of, i. 258, 266, ii. 1202; sections, i. 101 Guinea-worm, iii. 1303 Gūjar tribe, i. 121, ii. 651 Gumān Singh, (1) of Kotah, iii. 1534; (2) Hāra, 1792 Gurjara tribe, i. Introd. xxxi, 121 Gyānchandra, the Author's Guru, i. 23, ii. 764, 1017, 1077

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Haihaya tribe, i. 43, 47, 109, iii. 1442 Hair cutting, ii. 1080, 1219 Hakra, r., ii. 1134, 1166. See GHARA Halbarār, a plough tax, i. 169, iii. 1725 Haldighāt, battle at, i. 393, iii. 1484 Halwad, t., i. 136, ii. 1022, iii. 1535 Hamilton, W., surgeon, i. 179, 468 Hamīr (1) Rāēsa, chronicle, iii. 1451; (2) I. of Mewār, i. 312, 315; II. of Mewār, 507 Hāmuji of Būndi, iii. 1470 Handmaids sent with brides, ii. 730 Handmarks, signatures, i. 419, 452; made by Satis, i. Introd. xxxviii Hānsi, t., iii. 1461 Hanumān, the monkey God, i. 163, 336; gates, i. 336, ii. 779; ancestor of Jaithwa tribe, i. 137; his phylactery, ii. 723. See BAJRANG Hāpa Rāj, iii. 1266 Hāra sept, i. 115, iii. 1441; derivation of name, iii. 1441; cenotaphs, iii. 1706, 1714; legends of, iii. 1681; gallantry, iii. 1605; tutelary goddess, i. 163 Harāwal, the vanguard, i. 175, 356, ii. 975

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Hārāwati, Harāoti, i. 115, iii. 1441 Harbong kā rāj, i. 361 Harbuji Sānkhla, i. 295, 327, 328, ii. 733, 804, 843 Harchand, (1) Harischandra, i. 42, ii. 886; (2) of Kanauj, i. 286 Hardwār, t., i. 49, ii. 1082 Hare, not eaten, i. 91 Harikula, i. 37 Haripur, Heaven, ii. 636 Harsiddh Māta, worship of, ii. 681 Hārūnu-l-rashīd, the Caliph, i. 286 Hasan Khān, Mewāti, i. 357; Lodi, i. 357 Hāsil, revenue, ii. 647, 1118, iii. 1566 Hastinapur, i. 49 Hastings, Marquess of, i. 3; his Pindāri campaign, i. Introd. xxvi, iii. 1577; his Rājput policy, i. 150 Hatheli, Hathleva, rite of joining hands in marriage, i. 331, 578, ii. 795, iii. 1807 Hatyāra, murderer, title of Uda Singh, i. 339 Head, refusal to bow, ii. 990; shaving of, ii. 745 Hearsey, Gen. H. Y., i. 531 Hearth tax, ii. 1128, 1157, 1250 Heber, Bishop R., i. Introd. xxvii, 563, ii. 907, iii. 1737 Hemachandra, Hemāchārya, iii. 1355 Hide, of land, i. 156, 201 Hindua pati, Sūraj, titles of Rānas of Mewār, i. 247, 266, 279, 280, iii. 1471 Hindu Kush, m., i. 28 Hinglāj Chandel, temple, ii. 934, iii. 1511, 1656; Hinglājgarh, fort, 1769 Hippokoura, t., i. 250 Hiranyakasipu, i. 105 History, neglect of, by Hindus, i. 30 Holi, festival, i. 492, ii. 661, 812, 905, 942, iii. 1469 Holkar, family, iii. 1503; Jaswant Rāo, iii. 1516, 1770; Malhār Rāo, i. 497, 529, iii. 1503, 1533 Hom, homa, the fire sacrifice, ii. 673 et passim; Hota, hotri, a sacrificial priest, 599 Horses, branding of, ii. 972, iii. 1482; sacrificed to the Sun, ii. 659; lucky marks, iii. 1719; bridle worshipped, ii. 1255; naming of, 685; bathing of, 682; of Partāb Singh, i. 394; of Ummeda, iii. 1501; of Dewa, 1465; of Jarwant Rāo Holkar, 1770; memorials of, i. 395, iii. 1501, 1826; bred in Mārwār, ii. 1105; in the Lakhi Jangal, 1105, 1156

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Hoshang Shāh of Mālwa, i. 331 Human sacrifice, ii. 599, 814, 966, iii. 1392. Humāyūn, Emperor, said to have married a Rajput princess, i. 178; defeated by Khet Singh, 321; causes Sultān Bahādur to retire, 366; defeated by Sher Shāh, 373; retreats into Rājputāna, 373; reception by Maldeo, 373; retreat through the desert, 373, iii. 1281; defeats Sikandar Shāh, i. 375; death, 375 Hun, Hūn tribe, i. 131; Rāja's nuptial hall, 132; Angatsi, King, 131, 290; White, i. 256 Hūndeo of Jaipur, iii. 1332 Hunting, ii. 750

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Ibrāhīm Khān, viceroy, ii. 1012; Lodi, of Delhi, i. 352 Idar State, i. 100, 187, 414, 449, 512; provides successors to Mewār, ii. 860, iii. 1828 'Idgāh, place where rites of 'Id festival are performed, ii. 896 Ikshwāku, i. 39 Ināyatu-lla Khān, minister, i. 469 Inch, a handful of corn or vegetables levied, i. 238, ii. 650 Indargarh, t., case of its chief, iii. 1501, 1507 Indha, section of Parihārs, i. 121, ii. 940 944, 994, 1085; Indhāvati, iii. 1270 Indore, battle at, i. 529 Indraloka, death-land, iii. 1477; Indraprastha, i. 51 Infanticide, causes of, i. 202, 203, 540; among Gakkhars, ii. 740; among Rājkumārs, 743; measures to prevent, 741 Inscriptions, evidence of feudalism, i. 158; text of, ii. 914 Installation of Rāja, i. 263, 384 Intolerance, absent in Mewār, ii. 604 Iradat Khan, Memoirs of, i. 465 Iron mines, i. 17; manufacture, ii. 1155; changed into gold, iii. 1647 Irrigation projects in Mewār, iii. 1661 Īsāni, the goddess, i. 371, ii. 598, 656 Isari Singh, of Jaipur, ii. 866, 871, iii. 1356 Itineraries in the desert, iii. 1309 'Itr-pān, perfume and betel given to close an interview, ii. 769, 848

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Jādeja, Jāreja tribe, i. 102, 103, 154, 202, 290, ii. 607, iii. 1286

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Jādon tribe, i. 103, 110, 293, ii. 1174, 1207; Jādonwati, their territory, i. 15 Jadu kā dang, i. 75, ii. 617 Jagad, Jagat Guru, a title of Akbar, i. 377 Jagannāth, Vishnu, worship of, ii. 675, iii. 1511, 1695; temple, i. 410, 550, ii. 645 Jagat Khūnt, Dwārka, i. 338, ii. 943, 1169; Singh (1) I. of Mewār, i. 432; (2) II. of Mewār, 482; (3) of Jaipur, ii. 1083, iii. 1364 Jagmall of Mewār, i. 384 Jagmandir, palace, i. 406, 427, 433, iii. 1641 Jagnivās, palace, i. 406 Jagrāni, the small-pox goddess, ii. 1038 Jahāndār Shāh, Emperor, ii. 1020 Jahāngīr, Emperor, attacks Partāb Singh, i. 392, 409; attacks Amar Singh, 417; remarks on Sesodias, 161; captures Chitor, 175; marries Jodh Bāi, 179; favours Krishna worship, ii. 608; Memoirs of, i. 418, 549; introduces tobacco, ii. 749 Jahāzgarh, Jahāzpur, t., i. 8, 167, 321, 520, 528; ii. 955, iii. 1715, 1738 Jai Āpa, ii. 866, 873, 891, 1063 Jai Chand of Kanauj, ii. 718, 930, 935 Jaimall, Patta, i. 380, 567, 569, ii. 856 Jainism, Jains, ii. 602; image worship, 624; laymen, i. 369; libraries, i. Introd. lvi, ii. 605; pillar at Chitor, ii. 605; respect for animal life, 606; sacred places, 603; protected by Mewār, 602, 646; "retreat" in the rainy season, 606, iii. 1731 Jaipāl, Rāja of Panjāb, i. 294 Jaipur State, annals, iii. 1327; building of the city, 1342. See AMBER Jaisal of Jaisalmer, ii. 1203 Jaisalmer State, annals, ii. 1169 Jaisamund, lake, i. 458 Jai Singh, (1) Mīrza Rāja, of Jaipur, ii. 728, iii. 1340; (2) Sawāi of Jaipur, 1341, 1497; (3) of Mewār, i. 456 Jaithwa, Jethwa tribe, i. 136 Jājau, battle, i. 464, ii. 982, iii. 1495 Jājnagar, Jājpur, t., i. 290 Jālandhara, Jalandarnāth, Krishna, ii. 635, iii. 1266

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Jālhan of Mārwār, ii. 943 Jaljātra festival, ii. 649, 697 Jaljhūlni festival, i. 261 Jālor, t., i. 384, ii. 797, 941, 954, 970, 996, 1010, 1079, 1109, iii. 1266 Jām, a title, i. 103, ii. 1219, iii. 1286 Jambūnada, native gold, i. 94, ii. 694 James I. of England, letter of, i. 423 Jamwāi, Jamwāhi Māta, worship of, iii. 1331 Janamashtami festival, ii. 630, 649, 678 Janapāo hill, i. 18, iii. 1687 Janavi, Janami Māta, worship of, i. 414, ii. 672, iii. 1376 Janeo, the Brahmanical cord, i. 264 Janjuha, Janjua tribe, ii. 1175 Jaswant (1) Rāo Bhāu, i. 528; (2) Rāo Holkar, *see* HOLKAR; (3) Singh of Mārwār, ii. 975; commands against Aurangzeb, 980; conduct at battle of Dharmāt, 724; at Khajua, 982; repudiated by his wife, 724; service in Kābul, 984; death, 985; character, 986; cenotaph, 835; treatment of his family, 990; (4) of Jaisalmer, 1227

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Jat, Jāt, tribe, i. 127, ii. 1124, 1148, 1256; connected with Getae, i. 74, 128, ii. 1124; with Rājputs, i. 127; in Bīkaner, ii. 1126; attacked by Mahmūd, i. 129; sections of, iii. 1297; in Bharatpur, 1357; at Agra, 1359; right of inaugurating Mahārāja of Bīkaner, ii. 1129; Kathida, i. 128, ii. 917 Java, ii. 703 Javādia, horse of Gugga, ii. 1027, iii. 1452, 1710 Jāwad, t., i. 15, 251, 504, 510 Jawāhir Singh of Bharatpur, iii. 1359 Jawālamukhi temple, ii. 1037 Jawān Singh of Mewār, i. 123, 543, iii. 1825 Jāwar, Jāwara, mines, i. 169, 321, 397, 585 Jayadeva, songs of, i. 337, ii. 629, 630, 755, 764 Jeth Singh, (1) of Bīkaner, ii. 1132; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1211 Jethi, a wrestler, ii. 751, iii. 1617 Jhāla Makwāna tribe, i. 135, ii. 1039 Jhālaka monastery, iii. 1751 Jhālāwār State, i. 338, iii. 1780 Jhālrapātan, t., iii. 1780, 1782 Jhārol, t., i. 259, 336 Jhāru-barār, a broom tax, iii. 1567 Jhūnjhunu, Fatehpur, t., i. 336, iii. 1423

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Jigarkhor, a witch, vampire, i. 88, iii. 1615 Jinjiniāli, t., ii. 1229, iii. 1316 Jinsi, artillery, iii. 1747 Jīran, t., i. 319, 445, 504 Jizya, the poll-tax, i. 441, 469, ii. 622, 994, 1021, 1037; abolished, i. 471, iii. 1482; letter of remonstrance against, i. 442 Jobner, t., iii. 1328, 1460 Jodh Bāi, i. 389, ii. 965, iii. 1339 Jodha of Jodhpur, i. 325, 339, ii. 947, 950 Jodhpur, ci., position, ii. 820; founded, i. 339, ii. 947; captured by Mughals, 958; occupied by British, 833; besieged by Jagat Singh, 1085 Jogi, ascetics, ii. 948, 949. *See* KANPHATA Jogini, Yogini (1) spirits who feed on the slain, ii. 1016, 1179, iii. 1755; (2) Māta, image of, 1806; (3) r., ii. 850 Jogrāj of Mewār, ii. 593 Johar, Jauhar, general suicide of women, i. 84, 310, 363, 381, ii. 744, 992, 1213, iii. 1821 Johya, Joiya, tribe, i. 102, 129, 142, 290, ii. 941, 944, 1130, 1133, iii. 1300 Jones, Sir W., i. 40, 41, 42, 107, ii. 630, 652, 700 Juār, Jawār, millet, i. 237 *et passim* Jūd, mountains, i. 75, 129, ii. 617 Jujhār, a memorial stone, i. 90, iii. 1412, 1815. *See* PĀLIYA Julāha, a weaver, iii. 1280 Jūna Chhotan, t., iii. 1274 Jūnagarh hill, i. 54, 291, 293 Justice, administration of, ii. 1112

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Kāba tribe, i. 111, ii. 1170, iii. 1511 Kachahri, a court of justice, town duties, iii. 1434 Kachhwāha tribe, i. 56, 106, 161, iii. 1328; sections of, iii. 1438; Kachhwāhagār, Kachhwāhagarh, iii. 1329 Kahror, t., ii. 1223 Kailan, of Jaisalmer, ii. 1208 Kāimkhāni, Qāimkhāni Chauhāns, ii. 945, iii. 1423 Kalachuri dynasty, i. 48 Kālanjar fort, i. 52, 139, 376 Kālbhoj of Chitor, i. 283 Kalhora tribe, ii. 854, iii. 1299 Kāli, worship of, i. 347, ii. 665 Kāli Sind, r., i. 4, 18 Kālika Devi, worship of, i. 113; temple at Chitor, iii. 1821

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Kālinadi, Kālindri, r., ii. 938 Kāliyanāg, the dragon, ii. 636 Kālpi, t., i. 335 Kalyān Singh of Bikaner, ii. 1132 Kāmadeva, Kāmdeo, god of love, ii. 673, iii. 1476; Kāmadhwaja, Kāmdhuj, Kāmunda, title of Rāthors, ii. 930, 1001; Kāmakumbha, vessel of desire, ii. 669, 898. Kamaru-d-dīn Khān, wazīr, iii. 1347, 1357 Kāmbakhsh, prince, his mother, ii. 1015; letter from Aurangzeb, i. 439; marries a Rājputni, i. 179; death, ii. 1015 Kampilanagara, t., i. 50, 59, 295 Kanaksen of Mewār, i. 251 Kanaswa, Kanswa, inscription, ii. 917, iii. 1796 Kanauj, founded, i. 50; early history, ii. 933; extent, i. 50, ii. 936; attacked by Shihābu-d-dīn, 939; defeat of Humāyūn, i. 373; mythical Rāthor dynasty, ii. 824 Kāndhal of Bikaner, ii. 1131 Kanhaiya, Krishna, ii. 602, 608 Kanhal, Kānpāl of Mārwār, ii. 943 Kankūt, valuation of standing crops, i. 583 Kānod Mohindargarh, t., iii. 1259 Kanphata, Kanphara Jogis, i. 87, ii. 601, 682 Kānthal district, i. 347, iii. 1670 Kanva dynasty, i. 65 Karan Singh, (1) of Bikaner, ii. 1135; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1210; (3) I. of Mewār, i. 303; (4) II. of Mewār, 427 Karauli State, i. 103, 180, ii. 1049 Kārttika, Karttikeya, war god, ii. 687; Kārttik, month, festivals in, 695 Kāsi, Benares, i. 93, 139 Katehr, Rohilkhand, i. 66, 110, ii. 717 Kāthi tribe, i. 83, 133, ii. 941; Kāthiāwār, i. 133 Kaurava tribe, iii. 1292, 1294 Kausāmbi, ci., i. 51, 56, iii. 1385 Kāyasth caste, iii. 1814 Kedār, Kedārnāth, iii. 1463 Kehar of Jaisalmer, iii. 1186 Kelwa, t., i. 333, 380, 442 Kelwāra, t., i. 312, 316, ii. 776, iii. 1568 Keónj Māta, worship of, i. 116, iii. 1444 Kerala, ci., i. 52 Keshorāe, temple of, iii. 1545 Kettledrums, privilege of beating, i. 215, 233. See NAKKĀRA Khadatara, section of Jains, ii. 603, 1108

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Khadga, a sword, Sthāpana, worship of, ii. 679 Khairālu, Kherālu, t., i. 111, ii. 1004, iii. 1273, 1322 Khajua, Khajwa, Khajuha, battle, ii. 982 Khālisa, crown or fiscal estate, i. 166 Khāmnor, Khāmnaur, battle, i. 394, 417, ii. 640 Khandela, t., iii. 1384, 1390, 1418, 1422 Khān Jahān Lodi, iii. 1387 Khargadha, the wild ass, iii. 1306. See GORKHAR Kharg bandhāi, binding on the sword as an initiation to arms, i. 185, 223 Khāri, r., i. 13, 489, 579 Kharlakar, a tax on forage and wood, i. 170, 577, ii. 644, iii. 1725 Khawar, oasis, iii. 1272 Khejra tree, ii. 683, 1151 Khengār tribe, i. 293 Kher, Khergarh, see KHERDHAR; the tribal levy, i. 197, ii. 1041 Kherālu. See KHAIRĀLU Kherdhar, t., i. 137, 267, ii. 941, iii. 1273 Kheroda, t., i. 515, iii. 1621 Khet Singh of Mewār, i. 318, 321 Khetrpāl, worship of, i. 318, 326, ii. 793 Khīchi Chauhāns, i. 115, 163, iii. 1790; Khīchiwāra, iii. 1347 Khilji dynasty, i. 334 Khinwasar, t., ii. 862, 1008 Khizr Khān, Sultān, ii. 734, 1197 Khodiyār Māta, worship of, iii. 1444 Khokhar tribe, ii. 740, 1191, 1222 Khosa tribe, ii. 814, 1073, iii. 1298 Khota Bhīls, iii. 1468, 1521 Khumān I. of Mewār, i. 283; Rāēsa, chronicle, i. 250, 284, 309, iii. 1813 Khurram, prince, i. 418, 428, 431, 432, ii. 973 Khushhāli, a benevolence, ii. 1159; Rām, Bohra, iii. 1361 Khushroz festival, i. 400 Khusru, prince, i. 178 Kika Rāna, Partāb Singh of Mewār, i. 385 Kiladār, qil'adār, governor of fort, premier, i. 216, ii. 832, iii. 1519 Kirani Māta, worship of, 1128; Kirania, a ceremonial umbrella, i. 234, 310, ii. 660 Kirār caste, iii. 1429 Kīrtti Stambha, pillar of victory, i. 320, ii. 605, iii. 1819 Kishangarh State, i. 370, ii. 965, 974

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Kishor Singh of Kotah, iii. 1523, 1592 Kitār, qitār, a string of camels, ii. 1109 Knots, marking birthdays, iii. 1697 Knox, Brigadier-General A., i. 544 Koila, fief, iii. 1571 Koli tribe, iii. 1279, 1280 Korēgāon, battle, i. 97 Kotah State, annals, iii. 1521; origin of name, 1468; separated from Būndi, 1486; unhealthiness, 1704, 1707 Kothāri, r., i. 13 Kothāria, t., i. 195, 369, 380, 478, 529, 555, 563, ii. 664, 685 Kothri, a chamber, tribal groups in Jaipur and Būndi, i. 107, iii. 1436, 1488 Krishna, in the Mahābhārata, i. 44; Dwārka, his capital, i. 47; the ‘Hindu Apollo,’ i. 222, 529; cult at Nāth-dwāra, i. 529, ii. 607; the ‘dark one,’ 623; history of, 621; festivals, 638; forms of, 628, 639; patron deity of Hāras, 618; in Russia, 615; death, i. 61; image removed to Mewār, ii. 609; effect of his cult on Rājputs, 619; worshipped in caves, 635; favoured by Mughal Emperors, 608 Krishna Kunwāri, tragical fate of, i. 535, ii. 1082, iii. 1412 Kuchāman, t., ii. 820, 853, 1084 Kuhāri, r., i. 120 Kujliban, i. 289, iii. 1462 Kukkureswar, Siva, iii. 1823 Kuladevi, a tribal goddess, i. 106, ii. 1179 Kulin Brāhmans, ii. 595 Kumāra, god of war, i. 81, ii. 658, 694 Kumārapāla Chaulukya, i. 117, 128, ii. 916, iii. 1651 Kūmbh Shām temples, i. 336, iii. 1818 Kūmbha Rāna of Mewār, i. 332, ii. 945 Kūmbhalmer fort, i. 12, 167, 169, 196, 316, 369, 371, 388, ii. 777; founded, i. 336; besieged by Shāhbāz Khān, i. 396; recovered, 403; restored by Marāthas, 546; taken by British, i. 549, ii. 778; gates, 779; temples, ii. 779; inscription, i. 251, ii. 781 Kūnt, Kūt, estimate of standing crops, i. 583 Kuntal of Amber, iii. 1332 Kuriltai, the Mongol council, i. 165 Kurwai Borāsa, battle, iii. 1526 Kusumbha, a draught of opium, i. 341, 541 Kutbu-d-dīn, Qutbu-d-dīn, saint of Ajmer, ii. 1014; Ībak, i. 208, ii. 1164; -l-mulk, i. 467

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Kuwāri, r., i. 19, 106

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Lābri Khan Farangi, i. 362 Lachhman Singh, (1) of Chitor, i. 307; (2) Shaikhāvat, iii. 1420; (3) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1218 Lādnūn, t., ii. 862 Lākha, (1) Laksh Singh of Mewār, i. 321; (2) Phulāni, ii. 853, 941, iii. 1305, 1310 Lakhamsi, Lakshman Singh of Chitor, i. 307 Lākhan, (1) Sen of Jaisalmer, ii. 1210; (2) a deified hero, 719 Lakhi Jangal, ii. 1156. See HORSES Lakhnauti, ci., i. 138 Lakulīsa, Siva, i. Introd. xxxvi Lakwa Dāda, i. 524, 525, 528, 530, ii. 878 Lāl Bāi, i. 331, iii. 1681 Lal Kila, Qila’, fort of Agra, ii. 977 Lāl Shāhbāz, saint, iii. 1313 Lālsont, Lālsot, battle, i. 513, ii. 875 Land system in Kotah, iii. 1559; in Mewār, i. 168, 573; in Jaisalmer, ii. 1249; landholders, i. 190, 578 Langāha tribe, ii. 941, 1191 Lanka, ii. 683, 701 Lār tribe, i. 138 Lārkhāni tribe, iii. 1426 Lāwa, t., i. 511, 567, iii. 1640 Lead mines, i. 169 Leaping from precipices, suicide by, iii. 1663 Legitimacy, confirmed by Ranā. See COMMENSALITY Letters, treacherous, i. 450, ii. 957 Levies, feudal. See KHER Libraries, i. Introd. lvi, ii. 605 Lingam and Yoni symbols, i. 264, ii. 598, 1016. See PHALLIC WORSHIP Literature, ii. 756 Litters, warriors concealed in, i. 308, ii. 734 Locusts, ii. 775 Lodorwa, t., i. 102, 109, 296, 298, ii. 1185, 1198, 1205 Lohāna tribe, iii. 1295 Lohkot, i. 116, 252, 254 Lot, deified hero, i. 288, ii. 900, iii. 1447 Lucan, Lieut., iii. 1778 Lūka tribe, iii. 1299 Lūmri tribe, i. 75, iii. 1299. See NŪMRI Lunar Rājputs. See CHANDRAVANSA Lūnavāda, Lūnawāra, t., i. 11, 119, iii. 1822 Lūnavās, battle, ii. 1056

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Lūni, r., i. 8, 13, 19, ii. 889, 901, iii. 1264 Lūnkaran of Bikaner, ii. 1132

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Ma'ajūn, an electuary of hemp or opium, i. 408, ii. 674 Mācheri, t., and State, i. 141, iii. 1354, 1360 Madār, (1) saint, i. 431; (2) tree, ii. 1152 Mādari, Mādri, t., i. 222, 318, 380 Maggots in antelopes, ii. 834 Magic, sympathetical, ii. 1113, 1199; expulsion of cholera, iii. 1734; practised by Jains, ii. 813 Mahābat Khān, i. 386, 393, 397, 412, 418, 430, ii. 973 Mahābhārata war, date, i. 68; relics of, ii. 1016 Mahādaji Sindhia, ii. 875; defeated at Sipra, i. 500; interferes in Mewār, ii. 1057; death, i. 524 Mahadeva Siva, cult in Mewār, ii. 598. See SIVA Mahāsati, a cremation ground, i. 88, ii. 663 Mahā Singh of Amber, iii. 1339 Mahāvidyas, iii. 1774, 1817 Mahāvīra, i. 32, 78 Mahesri caste, ii. 1250 Maheswar, t., i. 33, 47, 109, ii. 638, iii. 1445 Mahi, r., i. 133 Māhi Murātib, the fish symbol, ii. 1023 Mahishmati, t., i. 33, 47, iii. 1445 Mahmūd, (1) Begada of Ahmadābād, iii. 1821; (2) of Ghazni, i. 116, 122, 129, 287; (3) of Mālwa, i. 335 Mahoba, t., i. 139, ii. 716 Maina tribe. See MINA Mair, Mer, tribe, i. 12, ii. 651, 787, 888, iii. 1300, 1455; marriage customs, ii. 795; met by Author, 787; character, 793 Majam of Jaisalmer, ii. 1186 Makara Sankrānti, festival, ii. 697 Makrāna, marble quarries, ii. 1107 Mālasi of Amber, iii. 1335 Mālava tribe, i. 142 Malays, ii. 1171 Malba, rubbish, a land tax, ii. 1158 Malcolm, Sir J., measures to reform forest tribes, i. 587; Campaign in Central India, iii. 1578 Māldeo of Mārwār, i. 389, ii. 953; his treatment of Humāyūn, i. 373, ii. 956; his sons, 959; his cenotaph, 835

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Malhārrāo. See HOLKAR Malik Bāyazīd, Bāz Bahādur, i. 378 Mālkhāni tribe, i. 116 Mallināth, hero, ii. 843, iii. 1272; Thal, iii. 1272 Malloi tribe, i. 142 Mālpura, t., forays against, i. 315, 403, 440, ii. 1108 Mālwa, derivation of name, iii. 1628 Mandala tribe, i. 445, 514, ii. 1039; Māndalgarh, t., i. 15, 142, 196, 197, 212, 403, ii. 919, iii. 1721 Mandalika, governor of a district, i. 259, ii. 936 Mandasor, t., i. 445, 480, 514 Mandavri, worship of, iii. 1444 Māndhāta, t., iii. 1389; king, 1629 Mandor, ci., ii. 834, 941, 951, 994; seat of government transferred from, 947; walls, 839; captured by Rāthors, 956 Māndu, ci., pillar of victory, i. 335; captured by Humāyūn, i. 365 Mangalia tribe, i. 21, iii. 1300 Māngrol, battle, iii. 1602 Mānikiāla, Stūpa, ii. 1189 Manikrāē, Chauhān, i. 114, ii. 893, 900, iii. 1447, 1449 Manjanīk, manjanīq, a kind of catapult, i. 362 Manohardās of Jaisalmer, ii. 1225 Mansab, office, prerogative, i. 177 et passim; Mansabdār, a title of office, 422 Mānsarovar lake, i. 379, ii. 891, 1031 Mān Singh, (1) of Jaipur, iii. 1338; reported attempt at poisoning by Akbar, i. 408, iii. 1338, 1486; (2) of Mārwār, ii. 1080; meeting with the Author, 822 Mansūra, t., i. 286, ii. 1187, 1234; iii. 1283 Māpa, dues on measuring grain, ii. 597 Marāthas, Mahrattas, claim to Rājput descent, i. 104, 314; rise of, 472; tyranny of, 473, 510; cross the Nerbudda, 463; in Mālwa and Gujarāt, 485; cross the Chambal, 485; enter Rājputāna, 489; false British policy, 505 Marble quarries, ii. 1107 Mari, the cholera goddess, ii. 1002, iii. 1733, 1734 Maroni, Marwan, tale of, iii. 1331 Marriage, of children, round tree, i. 261; of Mughals with Rājputnis, 178; age of, i. Introd. xxxviii; reduction of expenses, ii. 741; benevolences levied at, 187; exogamy, 190; customs of Mairs, ii. 795 Marwan. See MARONI Mārwār, annals of, ii. 929; geography, 1104 Massagetae, i. 71 Masūd of Ghazni, ii. 1202 Māta, the Mother goddess, i. 98, 402, ii. 684, 891, iii. 1280, 1809; Janami, Janavi, i. 414, ii. 672; Thān, 863; Mātāchal mount, 683. See SĀKAMBHARI Mathura, i. 48, ii. 623, 1173 Maudūd of Ghazni, i. 115 Mauna tribe, i. 272 Maurya dynasty, i. 65, 265. See MORI Māwaru-n-nahr, i. 127, ii. 1124 Maypoles at Holi festival, iii. 1703 Medicine, ii. 759 Medpāt, i. 9, ii. 938 Mej, r., iii. 1713 Melons, ii. 748, 1150 Menāl, ii. 591, iii. 1796, 1800, 1802 Meo tribe. See MĪNA Mer tribe. See MAIR Mercantile tribes, i. 144 Mercenaries, employment, i. 181, ii. 1067; revolt, i. 507 Mercer, Mr. Graeme, i. 4, 533, iii. 1729 Merta, i. 337, ii. 882, 910, 950; battle, 1061; Mertia sept of Rāthors, i. 567, ii. 872, 950, 1005 Meru, m., i. 24 Merwara, ii. 789, 1005; subdued by Mewār, i. 584; by British, ii. 793; Battalion, 794 Metcalf, Lord, ii. 927 Meteoric fires, i. 89 Mewār, annals, i. 247 Mewāsa district, ii. 1022, 1043 Mewāt, ii. 717 Mhāu Maidāna, t., i. 109, iii. 1789 Mihiragula, i. 256 Mihrān, the Indus, r., ii. 1208 Militia, feudal, i. 197 Mīna tribe, i. 343, ii. 651, 812, iii. 1332, 1429, 1715; conquered by Abhai Singh, ii. 1042; aborigines of Jaipur, i. 107; attacked by Hūndeo, iii. 1332; right of inaugurating Rājas of Jaipur, ii. 1129; the criminal branch, iii. 1430 Mines and minerals, i. 17, 168, 321, 585, ii. 1154 Ministers, i. 214, 479, 556, iii. 1519; drawn from merchant class, i. 368, 403, 449, 474, 500, ii. 1088 Minnagara, t., i. 103, 255, 256, iii. 1285

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