The Army of the Indian Moghuls: Its Organization and Administration c29.18

c29.18

Gajbāg (elephant goad), 80. Gajbail (kind of sword), 77. Gajnāl (small gun), 135. Gaṇḍāsā (a chopper), 85. Ganj-i-shahīd (martyrs' grave), 259. Gārdanī (amazons), 166. Gardani (neck-piece for horse), 71, 72. Gārdī (drilled French sepoys), 106. Garguz (kind of mace), 79. Garh (a fort), 264. Garhi (small fort), 264. Garhiyā (small fort), 85. Garwah (a shield), 78. Gaz-i-ilāhī (measure of length), 217. Ghabārah (kind of field-piece), 129. Ghair-ḥāzirī (absence), 25. Ghaznain (fortress), 269. Gherā (kind of shield), 78. Gherah (kind of arrow), 98. Ghoghī (armour head-piece), 65. Ghol (troop), 226. Ghor-dāhan (kind of matchlock), 111. Ghūghī (armour head-piece), 65. Ghughwah (armour head-piece), 70. Ghūnghī (armour head-piece), 65. Gifts, of money, 18; other than money, 29. Gingall (wall-piece), 109. Ginjal (wall-piece), 110. Gipsies, 116. Girih-kushā (kind of spear), 94. Girwah (a shield), 78. Gobhan (a sling), 95. Godhū (arm-guard), 100. Golandāz (artillery-man), 158, 169. Gold-coin presented on passing by of emperor, 210. Goonga (battlements?), 264. Goonju (battlements?), 264. Gophan (a sling), 95. Goshah (notches of bow), 93. Government revenue, assignment of (jāgīr), 14. Grandees, elephants made over to, 20. Grass cutters, 191. Gudkā (single-stick), 185. Gulalbār (imperial enclosure), 195, 199. Gulel (pellet-bow), 95. Guns, names of, 118; heavy, 118—128; light, 133—147; wooden, 128; spiking, 241. Guptī (stick-sword), 77. Guptī-kārd (knife in stick), 89. Gurdāspūr, siege of, 285. Gurohah, kamān-i- (pellet-bow), 95. Gurz (mace), 79. Gusāins (kind of infantry), 163. Gwāliyar, 269.