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 INDEX 267 Efforts to restore vanished power of, 196 Army of, routed by Babar on April 21, 1626, 207-208 Detachment sent by Babar to occupy, 208 Spoil of treasury of, divided among troops, 208 Boundaries of, in 1626, 209 Kingdom of Bengal independent of, 218 Seized by Ibrahim Sur, 241 In the possession of Humayun in 1565, 241 Slave Kings of, dynastic list of the, 252 Devagiri, Maratha capital, 101 Expedition against, in 1308, 119 New capital of Mohammad Taghlak, 136 Devarakanda, Telugu city, besieged by the Bahmanid Sultan Humayun, 191 Dholpur, kingdom of Kajputana, 196 Babar stays at, 217 Dig Ghazi ("victorious gun"), fired six- teen times a day while Babar builds the pontoon across the Ganges, 216 Dilawar Khan, independent government of, 181 Dipalpur, town of the Panjab, battle against the Mongols near, 91 Garrisoned, 116 Taken by Babar, 205 "Sultan" Ala-ad-din established at, by Babar, 205 Diu (Portuguese), island of Kathiawar, Bombay, 182 Annexed to territory of Zafar Khan, 183 Governor of, commands the fleet of Gujarat against the Portuguese, 184 Francisco de Almeida, Portuguese viceroy, defeats combined Egyptian and Gujarati fleets off, 186 Given to Albuquerque by the king of Gujarat, 185 Portuguese factory established at, in 1613, 186 Bahadur seeks refuge in, 230 Doab, taxes in, 136 Laid waste by heavy taxes, 136 Independent chiefs in, 173 Preparing to resist Babar, 209 Dvara-samudra (Hullabid), city of My- sore, 143 E Egypt conquered by Arabs, 4 Turks in, 17 Elichpur, city of Berar, ceded to Ala-ad- din, 101 Taken by Mahmud the Khalji, 181 Northern limit of the Bahmanid kings of the Deccau, 186 Etawa, town of the Doab, Rathors de- feated near, 58 Hindu chiefs independent at, 170 Revolts at, 171 Erskiue, extract from, regarding the con- dition of India under the Afghan Lodis, 196 F Famine in empire of Mohammad Taghlak, 136 Follows in the wake of Tiinur's army, 169-170 Prevalent in camp of Bahadur Shah's army, 230 Farabi, A1-, Arabic philosopher, 31 Farghana, a province of Persia, 203 Farrukhi, Persian poet, 32 Fathabad, city of the Paujab, founded by Firoz Shah, 151 Found deserted when reached by Tirnur, 165 Fath Khan, sou of Firoz Shah, 161 Death of, in 1374, 157 Father of Xasrat Shah, rival emperor of Delhi, 161 Fathpur, palace-city of Akbar, 213 Firdausi, Persian epic poet, 32 His panegyric and satire on Mahmud of Ghazni, 245-248 Firishta, Arabic historian, 132, 152 Firoz, Bahmanid Sultan, defeats the raja of Vijayauagar, 189-190 Invades the Caruatic, 190-191 Firozabad, capital of the rival Moghul emperor Nasrat Shah, 161 City of Oudh, new name of Pauduah, 151, 173 Suburb of Delhi, founded by Firoz Shah, 161 Firoz-kuh, Afghan fortress, 61, 62, 55 Firoz Shah I, son of Shams-ad-din Alta- mish, unsuccessful as a ruler, 76-77 Death of, after a nominal reign of seven months, 77 Firoz Shah III, reign of, extends over thirty-seven years, 145 Cousin and successor of Mohammad Taghlak, 146 Reparation made by, to victims of his uncle, 146 Characteristics of, 146-147 Mother of, a Rajput princess, 146, 160 First campaign of, against Bengal in 1353, 147 Second campaign of, against Bengal in 1359-60, 147