Khan Dauran, 292, 295-297, 306, 354.
Khan Dauran (Khwajah A'şim), e. 43.
Khandesh, mint, 357.
Khandu Ra Dhabāriyah, 321.
Khan Jahan, pr. n., 61, 289, 293, 294.
Khān Jahan, Sayyed, e. 50.
Khanjar or Kahenjar, village, 251, 252.
Khans," Rajputs called, 196.
Khanwa, river, 187.
Khan Zāmān Khan, 331.

Khaqan, of the Ephttalites, 368–369.
Kharackpur, hills of, 191.

Kharag Dūkpa, sub-district, e. 102.
Kharagpo, district, e. 100.

Khara Tata, town, e. 89,
Khārī Bāoli, a bitter well, 297.
Kharoṣṭhi inscription on the obverse of
a Nahapāna coin, 228.
Kharwar, race, 246.
Kheali Ram, Rájá, Naib of Kalyan
Singh, 191.

Khem Karan Singh, Shahi, Mahárájá
Báhádur, 182, 217.

Lahōr, mint, 357.

Lakhana Udayāditys, Rajā, 369.
Lakhia, river, 58.

Lakhraj register of the Hutwa Raj, 201
Lakhnau, Sarcar, 250, 252.
Lakhnauti, conquest of, 271.
Lakshmidhar Sarmah, e. 17.
Lakshmisvara, son of Deváditya, e. 26.
Lālā Shiū Das, Khatri, 305.
Lalganj, village, 252.
Lall Singh, pr. n., 204.

and two brothers, translation
of a petition from, 204.
Lalpur, or Bilenaria, 111.
Lal Shahbaz, 270–271.
Lama Shab Dung, 118.
Lament of Baba Tahir, 1.
Lam-rim-gsol-adebs lam-mchhog sgo-abyed
yon-tan-gshi-gyur-ma-ches bshugs-so,

a Tibetan work, 175.
Lane Poole, Mr., 238.
Lan-tsha, characters, 120.
Lashkar, mahal or village, 251.
Lash Karpur, pergana, 111.

Later Mughals (1707—1803), an article,
by Mr. William Irvine, e. 28-61.

Latoi-cha, province, e. 98.
Latoi-lho, district, e. 100.
Latoi-Lhopa, district, e. 99.
Law, Ewan, 207, 210.

Leggett, Mr., 75.
Leioton, 55.
Leon Grimon, 55.
(Le-u-bshi-pa) dkon-mchhog-gsum gyirten
-atshul, a Tibetan work, 134.
(Le-u-dang) dam-pa chhos-kyi-byung-gnes
-gsal bar byed-pa, a Tibetan work,
134.
(Le-u-gnyis-pa) ston-pa-i-mdzed-pa-bshad-
pa, a Tibetan work, 134.
(Le-u-gsum-pa) bka-i-bsdu-ba-khyed-par-
du-bshad-pa, a Tibetan work, 134.
Levite, or priestly class, 37.
Lha-adre-bka-i-thang, a

Tibetan work,

131.

Lhabzang, a son of Ratnakhān, e. 91,
e. 92.

Lhag-ba-ma-padma-chhog, Lama, 135.
Lhagsam, Lama, his Tibetan Grammar,
139.
[e. 102.
Lhasa, Capital city of Tibet, e. 80-81,
Likhanabalī, e. 23.

Linguistic Survey of India, Report on,
Dr. Grierson, 245.

List of Ancient Monuments in the Patna
Division, extract from, 34.
Lithang, place, e. 85.
Little, Kuşanas, the, 369.
Lob-pon-shān-ta

de-wa, a Tibetan
author, 170.
[149,
Lobpon-yug-pa-chen, a Tibetan poet,
Lohgarh, place, 290.
Lo Jong, district, e. 98.

Lo-pan-bka-i-thang, a Tibetan work, 132.
Lopsang Chhoe-ki Gyam-tsho, the first
Panchhen Lama, 171.

Mahesvara, god, 283.

Mahmud Khan, e. 10.

Mahmud Lodi, 181.

Mahmud, son of Hasan, e. 4.

Mahmud, Sultan of Gazni, 2.

Maisūr, tributary state of, e. 31.
Maitreya, the coming Buddha, a huge
image of, e. 80.

Majaguda, village, 284,
mahárájás of, 179.

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Majhowli, principality, 180, 184.
Majma-ul-Fusaha, 2, 17.

Majmun Shah, Takiyah of, 342.
Majulighar, bund, e. 16.
Makhduma-i-Jahan, title, e. 11.
Makhdum-i-Jahāniyā, 270.
Makhdumpur, town, 111.
Makhdum Shah Daula
Mazars of, 263.

Shahid" (the

Makhdum Sahib "Shahid " (the Martyr),
263-267, 270, 271.
Makhsum Kablī, 226.
Malikah-uz-Zamānī,

Queen of the

age," 360.
Malik Dā'ūd, pr. n., e. 3.
Malikpur, town, e. 57.
Mall, title of Rajas, 180.
Malwa, dynasty, 227.

$, province, 29, 279.
Malwah, province, e. 59.
(Ujjain) mint, 357.
Māmani, festival, 366.
Mambanos, pr. n., 272.

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Manóūrah or Manóūriyyah, 280.

Manda Thannah, 113.

village, 115.

Mandavi-i-namak, the salt market, 297.
Mandeshwar, place, 319.

Māndū, a place in Subah Málwah, 278,
322, 329, e. 29.

Mangkhar, district, e. 95, e. 99.
Mang-Yul, district, e. 99.
Ma-ni-bka-abum, 129.
Manikpur, Sarkar, 252.
Manjhi, people of, 249.
Manjhowli, village, 35.
Manjusri, god of wisdom, 175.
praises to, 173.
Manual of Musalman Numismatics, 376.
Manohar, captain of artillery, 343.
Manohar Jāt, e. 48.
[e. 102.
Mansarawara, a sub-district of Tibet,
lake, 118, 137.
Marahab, place, 191.

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Maraḥmat Khan, son of Amir Khan, e. 29.
Ma Rinchen Chog, family, e. 83.
Marlathang, Sonth, a sub-district' of
Tibet, e. 102.
Marlathangpa, district, e. 100.
Marpa Lotsawa, pr. n., 130.

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biography of, 132.
Marpoi-ri, hill, e. 88.

Marries, Mr., his collection of coins, 76.

Masiḥ-uz-Zamān, e. 53.
Masjid-i-Moth, 307, e. 50.

Masjid Mochiyah, place, 298.
Mas'ūdī, pr. n., 269.

Ma'şüm Kabuli, 58.

Ma'şüm Khan, Şafawi, 359.
Matak, place in Assam, 37.
Mathawa, story of, 248.

Mathura, town, 288.

Matrika or Mamo=nymphs, e. 95.

Matsya (Jaipur), 179.

Matsya Puraṇam, 272.

[274.

Matthews van den Broucke of Chinsurah,
Maues, the line of, 227.

Maulavi Abdul Wali:-On the Antiquity
and Traditions of Shāhzadpur,
262.

Mauranwan, pargana, 252, 253.
Maurya kings of Magadh, 180.
Maxwell, Captain, 190.
Mayafee, Captain, 190.

Mayur Bhatt, ancestor of the Bagachin
Bhuinhars and Bisen Rajputs,
180.

Māzaudarān, a Persian province, 359.
M'Crindle:-His Ancient India by
Ptolemy, 246.

Meander, the Bactrian king of Sakala,
180.

Mecca, pilgrimage to the city of, 53.
Mediæval coins, 65.

Medina, city, 270.

Meer Gulam Mustapha, 213.

Meer Jammaul, 208.

Meer Mogul, pr. n., 208.
Memorabilia, at the end of the Ain-
i-Akbari, 50.

Meru, 120.

Mesopotamia, province, 270.
Middleton, Mr., 190, 212.
Midponpa, pha-spunship, 365,
Migmar Tendup, 121.
Mihirakula, son of Toramāņa, 369.
Mi-la-ras-pa-i-mgur-ma, 130.

Millett, A. F., Mr., his Settlement Report
of Sultanpur, 250–252.
Mindolling, monastery, e. 92.
Mingling, a Chinese commissioner, e.
99.

Mint Lists, two recent, 376-381.

Mint towns of the Moghul Emperors,
84-107.

Minuch Bihr., pr. n., 3.

Mīr ‘Abbās, 361.

Mir 'Abdus-Salam Islam. Khan, Wazir to
Shah Jahan, 304.

Mir Abal, enqa, 302.
Mirzā 'Abdul Qadir Bedil, 352.
Mīr ‘Azmat-ullah, Belgrāmi, 352.
Mīr Bakhshi, 302, 320.

Montgomerie, the Settlement Officer of
Saran, 193.
Monthly Synchronism, table of, 71.
Monzah, a princess, e. 94.
Mora Hill Cave, 34.
Morā, lake, 32.

Moran, language, 36.
Morā Tāl kā Pahār, 32.

Moses Crawford, Major, 190.
Moti Masjid, damage to the, e. 46.
Mtha-gtad me-yi-gzer-bu-shes-bya-wa, a
Tibetan work, 145.

Mu, family, e. 94.

Mu'azz, 270.

Mu'azzan Khan, a jamadar, 320.
Mu'azz-ibn-Jabal, pr. n., 269–271.
Mubarak, 51, 56.

Khăn, e. 10.

Mubariz-al-mulk, title, 309, 325.
Muḍkataya Bag, 187.

Mughal Emperors, coins of, 235, 374.
rare coins of,

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some
239-244.
Mughalparah, public sarãe in, 342.
Muḥammad, eldest son of Hasan, e. 4.
Muḥammad I, the offspring of, e. 6.
Muḥammad II, the offspring of, e. 7.
Muḥammad IV, bin Farīd, 232.
Muḥammadabad, city, 226.

Muhammad Adil, three silver coins of,

235.

Muhammad Akbar, prince, e. 33.

Amin Khan, 296, 298, 304,
322, 326, 334, 341, 345,
e. 28, e. 38, e. 44.