Narasimha Gupta Baladitya, of Magadha, Nokes, Captain, 190.
369.
Narbada, river, 329.
Narelah, place, 297, 299.
Narhan, place, 226.
people of, 249.
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Narnāla, fortress in Berar, e. 7.
Nar-Nārāyan, 61
Nār-nol, place, 297.
Narsingpur, town, 284.
Naruguda, village, 284.
Narwar, town, 52, 292.
Nasrullanagar, mint town, 81.
Nashurna, 53.
Naşir, pr. n., e. 3.
Naşir Khan, Governor of Kabul, 326.
Naşiruddin, title of Roshan Akhtar, e. 56.
Khan, Irani, 322.
Mahmud I, coin of, 381.
Muhammad Shah II, e. 6.
Ne-ñiñ, the abbot of, e. 82.
Nevill,
H. R:-Mahals in Sarkar
Lakhnau, 250.
Ngagwang Lozang Gya-tsho, the Dalai
Lama, e. 86—87.
Ngah-Dag, territory, e. 99.
Ngah-ri, tableland, e. 92, e. 94, e. 102.
Ngah-ri-kar-sum, territory, e. 99.
Ngan-tig, place, e. 85.
Ngan-tse-thang, mountain, e. 95.
Nicholson, R., Mr., 65.
Nijabat 'Ali Khan, 335.
Nik Kardar, pr. n., e. 3.
Nikli Thana, 59.
Nin-ma, sect, e. 82.
Nisgarh, village, 251-252.
Nīzām Shāh, e 11.
Nizamuddin, 54.
Nizamuddin Ahmad, e. 2, e. 12.
Nīzām-ul-mulk, 294, 314, 315, 318, e. 28,
e. 29, e. 32, e. 34, e. 45,
e. 56.
Nolakha, mother of Daud Shah, 61.
Nool-choo, Pandit, a Tibetan grammar-
ian, 138.
North Lakhimpur, 259.
Nowgong, town, 259.
Nāḥ, pr. n., e. 3.
Nūralhag, his Zabdatut Tawārikh, 56.
Nūrgal (Nūrkal) mint, in Bijāpur pro-
Nurhat, village, 191.
Nur Jahān, a shawl of, e. 50.
Nur Qutb-i-'Alam, saint, 113.
Nurul 'Arifin, 112.
Nusherwan, pr. n., 276.
Nusin, pr. n., e. 3.
Nusrat Shah, king, 113.
Nusrat Yar Khan, 292.
Nyā-lam, boundary between Nepal and
Tibet, 129.
Nyang-ston-khra-tshang-pablo-gros-
mchhog-gi-rdo-rje-i-rnam-thar,
Tibetan work, 126.
P
Pabna, district, 262.
Pachlak, pergana, 217, 249.
Padma, river, 268.
Padma-Sambhava, pr. n., 130.
O
Od-gsal-rdzogs-pa-chhen-po-i-khrigs-chhod
-ta-bu-i-glu-dbyans-sa-la-ma - ma -
lus-myur-du-bgrod-pa-i-tsal-láan -
mkha-lding-gshog-rlabs, a Tibe-
tan work, 136.
Eleuth Mongols, e. 85 86.
Ol, a place, e. 52.
"Old Dutch hatchments in Chinsurah
Church," a short note on the, 274.
'Omar, Khalifa, 237.
Onkurlal Supkaran Das, banker, e. 116.
Oomatoomoni, island, e. 16.
Oonukhan, a census commissioner of
Tibet, e. 101.
O-rgyen-pad-ma-jhung ne, pr. n., 151.
O-rgyen padmas mzad-pa-i bka-thang
bsdud-pa bshugs so, a Tibetan
work, 152.
Origin of the Musalmans of Bengal, 113.
Pädshänāmāh, 289.
Pagsam-jouzang, Tibetan history, e. 93.
Pahar Khan, 226.
Pakar dsin-pa Ye-çes Gyatsho, e. 91.
Pakor=meadow, 365.
Pakorapa, pha-spunship, 364.
Pālam, place, 307.
Pālas, dynasty, 246.
Palden Magzor, Tibetan goddess, 157.
Ranjit Singh, the Lion of the Panjab,
199.
Rannaq, pr. n., 51.
Ranstambha, town, e. 26.
Rão Budh Singh, 335, 336.
Rao Mardan Singh, 250.
Rapson, E. J., 229.
Rasa, district, e. 100.
Rasa-na-kor, district, e. 100.
Ratan Chand, Raja, e. 28, e. 31.
Ratan Narain, Pandit of Delhi, 229.
Rathor, Raja Bahadur, 290.
Ratnapura, capital, 259.
Ratna Talai Khān, e. 88.
Ratn Ćand, Raja, 299—301, 324, 347.
Ratul king, 178.
Ravenscroft, Mr., 205.
Rdo-rje sems-pa-i-so-so-i-mgon bsod-nams-
mchhog-ldan-bstan-pa-i- r gyal-
mtshen-spal-bzang-po- i - r nam -
thar, a Tibetan work, 124.
Rds-rje-i-glu-i-dkar-chhag-legs par-bkod-pa
gsung-mgur, a Tibetan work, 162.
Rdzogs-chhen gsol-adebs-rtsa-gsum- g s o l -
adebs-bar-do-i-gdams-pa-bsugs-ba -
bchas bshugs-so, a Tibetan work,
163.
rdo-rje-i- | Rnam-dag-bde-chhen-shing-g i - smon-lam-
rlag-a-syas-mdzad-pa-bshugs, a Ti-
betan work, 157.
Rje-bstun-mi-la-ras-pa-i-rnam-thar, a Ti-
betan work, 130.
Rdzogs-chhen-pa-rang-abyung
rnam-thar, a Tibetan work, 135.
Rdzogs-pa-chhen-po klong-chhen-suying-
thig-gisngon-agro-ikhrid-yig dkun-
bzang-blama-i-shah-lung, a Tibe-
tan work, 142.
Rdzogs-pa-chhen-po-sems-uyid - rang-grol -
skor-gsum-dang dkun byed-don- |
khrid-bchas-bshugs so, a Tibetan
work, 161.
Rehatsek, Mr. 49.
Renewal of intrigues against the Say-
yads, 294-295.
Rje-bstun-sgrol-ma-i-gdung abod-bshugs-so,
a Tibetan work, 174.
Rje-rang-byung-rdo-rjes-mdzad-pa-i-gdon-
tshogs-dgn-ma-dangs-bdag-drug-sbyor-
mi-bskyod-rdo-rjes-mdzad-pa-i - gdan-
thag-gchig-ma-gchad-tshigs-bchad-ma
dang-gnyis-gab- sprad-nas - lus - sbyin
dang-bstab-pa-bya-tshul-bltas - chhog -
udon-bsrigs-sa-bkod, a Tibetan work,
Rje-tsong-kha-pa-i-rnam-thar, a Tibetan
work, 122.
Robertson, Dr. William, 269.
Rodgers, Mr., 239.
C. J., 64.
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his "Catalogue of Lahore Mu-
seum," 303.
Rodolfo Acquaviva, Father, 51.
Rogier Berenaart, pr. n., 274.
Rohilkhand, province, 247.
Roshan Akhtar, prince, e. 55.
Roshan-ud-daulah Zafar Khān, e. 28.
Ross, Mr., 191.
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[189.
the Revenue Chief of Patna,
Rubshu, dialect of, 364.
Ruḥullah Khān, 349, e. 58.
Khan III, e. 44.
Ruknabad, subah, 326.
Rūpā, pr. n., 291, 294.
Rūp Lal, e. 47.
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Kāyath, brother of Hiralal, e. 34.
Rustam, pr. n., e. 3.
Jang, title, 325.
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Salām, pr. n., e. 3.
Sa-lam-gyi-rnam-bshag theg-gsum-mdzes-
rgyen shes-bya-ba bshugs so, a Ti-
betan work, 165.
Sale, Mr., the translator of the Quran,
276.
Salemgarh, town, 202.
Salempore, pergana, 180.
Salimi coins, on the dates of the, 68.
Samandar Khān, e. 32, e 35, e. 48.
Sāmantas, title of royal favour, 284.
Sambhali, wife of Amin-ud-Din, 289.
Samding, monastery, e. 92.
Samhowti Tewary, pr. n., 202.
Samuells, Edward Alexander, Mr., his
order on the petition of Ma-
haraja Chattardhári Singh,
217-218.
Samoy, village, 191.
Şamṣāmuddaulah, 298, 301, 314, 317, 318,
333, 343, e. 29.
Khan Daurān, 290,
e. 44.
Samudra Gupta, coins of, 65.
Sam-ye, district, e. 100.
Samye, monastery at, 130.
Sandanes pr. n., 272.
Sandares, title, 272.
Sangphu, sect, e. 83.
Sangram Shahi, Maharaja Bahadur, 201.
Sarein, pergana, 251–253.
Sarkar, Jadunath, reference to his book
"India of Auranzeb, " 241–242.
Sarkar Katrābuh, 59.
Sarma Choi, the new tenets of Dogmi,
e. 95.
Saron or Sarwan, village, 253.
Saròsi, place, 253.
Şa'ṣā, pr. n., e. 3.
Saspola, in the Indus valley, 364.
Sassanian kingdom, 368.
Satag, district, e. 102.
Satanpur, village, 251.
Satārab, town, 320.
Satgaon, mint, coins of, 233-234.
Sati bibir Khāl, 265.
Saurat (Saurastra) country, e. 26.
Sayyad 'Ali Khān, 351.
Amir Khān, 302.
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