Volume 1

The Tūzuk-i-Jahāngīrī, or, Memoirs of Jahāngīr ... / translated by Alexander Rogers .. ; edited by Henry Beveridge.

  • Jahangir I
Date:
1909-1914
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    ‘Abdu-s-Sattar, Mulla, 389. ‘Abdu-s-Subhan !!^ari, brother of Khan ‘Alam, released and pro- moted, 177, 319 ; killed in Afghanistan, 323. Abhay Ram, son of Akhayraj, makes riot and is slain, 29-30. ‘Abid, son of Nizamu - d - din, historian, ill-treated, 331; appointed to Kabul, 346; quarrel with ‘Abdu-llah, 420. ‘Abidin Khwaja, promoted, 60. See also Addenda. Ahjad, 11, n. 3 ; of words Allah Akbar and Jahangir, 253. Ah-pd^l, festival of, 265, 295. Abu-l-bi Uzbeg, sent to Qandahar, 224 ; (qu. perhaps should be Abu-n-nabi ?), 234 and n. 1 ; governor of Qandahar and sends presents, 235. Abu-l-fath, of Bijapur, also called Dekhani, 180; dagger presented to, 192 ; waits on Jahangir, 228, 257; obtains fief in Nagpur, 229. Abu-l-fath Gilani, buried at Hasan Abdal, 100. Abu-1-fazl, Shaikh, son of Mubarak, account of, 24 ; killed by Bir Singh Deo, 25 ; referred to, 93, n. 2; built embankment, 136 and n. 1 ; sister of, 166 and n. 1 ; report by, 355. Abu-l-liasan (Asaf Khan IV), son of I‘timadu-d-daulah and brother of Nur Jahan, receives title of I‘tiqad, 202; given sword, 203 ; house of, ‘249 ; comes from Burhanpur and waits on Jahangir, 252 ; receives title of Asaf l^an, 260, 278 ; sends Dayanat to Gwalior, 279 ; offerings of, 281, 283, 319 ; magnificent offerings, ,320 ; pays his respects, 373 ; promoted, 381 ; Jahangir visits, 388. Abu -1 - hasan, Khwaja, Daniyal’s diwan, had an audience, 79; produces a letter of ‘Aziz Koka, 80; joined with Asaf IDian, 103 ; fire in his house, 172 ; makes offering, 192 ; appointed to Deccan as he had long served Sultan Daniyal there, 202 ; sent to Deccan to inquire into cause of ‘Abdu-llah’s defeat, 219 ; recommends dispatch of ‘Abdu - r - Rahim, 221 ; advice accepted and the Khwaja sent with ‘Abdu-r-Rahim, 221; made ba^,^i - kill, 256 ; appointed along with Ibrahim Khan to be paymaster of household, 260; promoted, 282, 287, 318, 320. Abu -1 - hasan Shihabkhani, made vizier of Bengal in room of Wazir Khan (Muqim), 139. Abu-l-qasim, brother of Asaf I^an, Muhammad Ja‘far, 103. Abu-l-qasim Namakin,his numerous children, 31 ; assists in capture of IGiusrau, 67 ; Jagirdar of Jalalabad, 102; removed from there, 103. Abu-l-wafa, given money for build- ing bridge, etc., at Hasan Abdal, 160. Abu-l-wali, promoted, 160. Abu - n - nabi (?), Uzbeg, formerly governor of Mashhad, promoted, 27 and n. 1 ; remark of, 30 and n. 1 ; appointed to assist Farid, 61 and n. 3. Adhar, place in East Bengal, 213 and note. ‘Adil Khan, of Bijapur, horse sent by, wins race, 110 ; offers loyalty, 176, 182, 203, 234; gives niece in marriage to singer, 271 ; musical compositions of, 272 and n. 1,288; sends offering, 299, 335, 368 ; styled farzand, 388; his diamond, 400; presents elephants, 400-1. x\fzal Khan, son of Abu-l-fazl. See ‘Abdu-r-Rahman. Afzal Khan, title of Mulla Shukru- llah, the Mirza Sowcolla of Roe, Shah Jahan’s diwan, report from, 368, 387 ; promoted, 402. Agra, description of, 3-5, 7. Ahdad, Afghan, creates disturb- ance, 197 ; defeated, 263, 311-12. Ahmad Beg, Kabuli, reports !]^usrau’s march, 53 ; removed, 102; appointed to Banga^, 105 ; Attock transferred from. 111 ; confined at Rantambhor, 279 ; released, 297 ; governor of Kashmir, 303. Ahmad Khan, brother of Khizr Khan, who was formerly ruler of Khandesh, 76. Ahmad Khattu, Shaikh, a saint, 428 and note.