Promotion of Learning in India during Muhammadan Rule (by Muhammadans) c22.26

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EATING, court etiquette of, under Sikandar, 76-77 Economics, 161 Education, compulsory, 189 Education, Hindu : Independence of, under first Muhammadan rulers, xlv. Loses State patronage after Muhammadan invasions, xlv. Not encouraged under Maḥmūd, 3 Not practicable at Muslim colleges, 64 Progress of, checked by profligate Sulṭān's example, 28-29 State patronage of, restored by Akbar, 160, 171 Technical improvements under Akbar, 161 With Muhammadans, 160 Education, Indian, state of, under Shāh Jahān, 180-181 Education of Princes, 190-192 Princesses, 201-205 Education of Women : Details of school customs proving prevalence of education of young girls, 200 Examples of educated Muslim Princesses show female education under Muhammadans to be less neglected than is generally supposed, 205 Female school in Akbar's palace, 202-203 Instances of educated ladies in Mughal times, 201-205 Pardah system an obstacle, 200 Schoolmistresses appointed for the harem by Sulṭān Ghiyā-ṣuddīn of Mālwa, 97, 201 Education, technical : Diffused by apprenticeship, 117 In arts and crafts, Fīrūz Shāh Tughlaq's provision of, for slaves, 55, 117 In government, Fīrūz Shāh Tughlaq's training, 50 Muhammad Ghūrī's slave *protégés*, 18 Emperor as literary barometer, xlv. Endowments of learning : Academies, by Tīmūr, 69 Aurangzib's assistance to Akramuddin Khān Ṣadr, 188 College of Ghāzīuddīn, 194-195 Quṭbul 'Ālam, by Ḥusain Shāh, 109 Colleges, etc., by Fīrūz Shāh Tughlaq, 56, 57, 58, 63 Confiscated by 'Alāuddīn Khilji, restored by his successor, 35, 41 Ghazni University, by Maḥmūd, 5 Influenced by royal example, xlv. Madrasahs, by Ḥusain Khān, Walī of Kashmīr, 106