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The Army of the Indian Moghuls: Its Organization and Administration c9.12

The Army of the Indian Moghuls: Its Organization and Administration c9.12

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several of these are figured, Nos 703 and 704 on plate xiii, No. 703 on p. 134, and another, No. 591, on p. 125. *Khūd* is the more usual name, but *dabalghah* is the word used in the *Āīn* (Blochmann, I, iii, No. 52, and plate xiii, No. 43). The latter is Chaghatāe for a helmet; and Pavet de Courteille gives four forms, دبولغه, داوولغا, داوولغان (p. 317), and دولوغه (p. 322). I have only met with it once in an eighteenth-century writer (*Aḥwāl-ul-Khawāqīn*, c. 1147 H., fol. 161*b*), and then under the form of دوبلغه, *dobalghah*.