Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v3.c44.4

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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