The Army of the Indian Moghuls: Its Organization and Administration c29.45

c29.45

Qal'achah (small fort) 264. Qalandara (kind of arrow), 98. Qalāwurī (skirmishers), 224. Qalb (centre of army), 226. Qamargah (centre of army), 226. Qamchī-kārd (narrow knife), 89. Qamrgāh (mode of hunting), 189. Qandahār, siege of, 289. Qandūq (gun-stock), 108. Qarāwal (skirmishers), 189, 225. Qarāwal Begī (chief of skirmishers, Head huntsman), 189. Qarbūs (pommel of saddle), 72. Qasārah (kind of field-piece), 140. Qāsh (pommel of saddle), 72. Qashqah (frontlet), 71, 72. Qashūn (body of troops), 183. Qatās (yak-tail), 34. Qazāqī (mode of attack), 240. Qidr (a cauldron?), 111. Qil'ah (a fort), 264. Qila'hdār (fort commandant), 269. Qirbān (bow-case), 100. Qizzilbāsh (Persian horsemen), 58. Quilted cotton jackets, 64. Quiver (tarkash), 99; the King's, a symbol of authority, 99. Qūl (a slave, also centre of army), 44 n. 1, 226. Qūltūq (the armpit), 108. Qumqumah (kind of standard), 32, 33. Qundāq (gun-stock), 104. Qūr (armoury, armed attendants), 31, 205. Qūrbegī (head of armoury), 205. Qurqchīs (emperor's guard), 169.