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James Tod: Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, Volume III, Publisher: Humphrey Milford Oxford University Press 1920 Ref - •Read Online • Text Format Index Vol III

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Abbreviations. — ci., city ; km., kingdom ; m., mountain ; r., river ; t., town.
Abdication rite of a Raja, i. 426, iii. 1467, 1509
Abhai Singh, Raja of Marwar, ii. 1035 ; his horoscope, 1019
Abhaner, t., iii. 1379, 1439
Abhira tribe, i. 144, 273, ii. 651
Abir, abira, coloured powder flung about at the Holi festival, ii. 662, 663
Abisares, Abhisara, km., i. 49
Aboharia Bhatti clan, ii. 734
Aboriginal tribes, i. 144, ii. 650
Abu, Mount, view from its summit, i. 9 ; buildings erected by Kumbha of Mewar, i. 336 ; a Pramara fortress, i. 336 ; assemblage at, to regenerate the
Agnikulas, i. 108, iii. 1442
Achalesvara, local deity of Abu, i. 108
Achalgarh, fort, ii. 990
Adalaj, battle at, ii. 1046
Adam, Mr. John, iii. 1581
Adinath, the first Jain Tlrthankara, i. 25, 58, 108
Adonis, gardens of, ii. 666
Adoption, right of, i. 220 ; effect of, ii. 860 ; binding on of a turban as a symbol, i. 38, 221 ; taking in the lap as a symbol, ii. 1083
Afghans, alleged Hebrew descent, ii. 902
Agar, a salt lake, ii. 813
Agastya, festival of, ii. 670
Aggrames, km., ii. 886
Aghori ascetics, ii. 671
Aghuz Khan, ancestor of Mongols, i. 69
Agnikotra, the sacrificial fire, i. 32
Agnikula, the fire-born tribes, i. 99, 107, iii. 1442
Agnikunda, the fire-pit, i. 108, 112
Agra, seat of government transferred to, iii. 1484 ; fort gate haunted by a serpent, ii. 978 ; occupied by Jats, iii. 1359
Agriculture, in Jaipur, iii. 1430 ; in Jaisalmer, ii. 1247 ; in Kotah, iii. 1561 ; implements in Bikaner, ii. 1152
Agroha fort, ii 886
Ahadi, a gentleman trooper, warrant" officer, ii. 784
Ahalya. i. 32 : Bai, ii. 891
Ahar, Ahar, Ar, Ara, Aitpur, t., i. 100, 252, 270, ii. 663, 678, 912 ; inscription from, ii. 924
Aharya, title of Guhilots, i. 100, ii. 912
Aheria, a hunter, i. 326 ; the hunting festival, i. 343, 385, 506, ii. 660, iii. 1477, 1749, 1808
Ahir caste, i. 144, iii. 1446, see Abhira ; Ahirwara, their country, iii. 1446
Ahmad Shah Durrani invades India, iii. 1532
Ahmadabad, ci., founded, i. 126 ; siege of, ii. 1135
Ahmadnagar, ci., siege of, iii. 1485
Aids, feudal, i. 187
Aitpur. See Ahar
Aja, Ajaipal, Ajaya, (1) reputed founder of Ajmer, i. 114, ii. 893 ; (2) of Kanauj, ii. 930; (3) of Chitor, i. 311 ; Ajaidurg, Ajmer, ii. 996, 1009
Ajit Singh (1) of Marwar, ii. 991 ; marries a Mewar princess, ii. 1010 ; marries daughters to Farrukhsiyar and Jai Singh, ii. 1021, 1025 ; his assassination, the ruin of Marwar, ii. 825, 857, 1028, 1034 ; (2) of Bundi, iii. 1509 ; (3) of Kotah, iii. 1531

Ajmer, ci., origin of name, i. 12, iii. 1447 ; legend of its foundation, ii. 893 ; its strategical importance, 1041 ; the Dargah, 895 ; Arhai din ka jhonpra mosque, 897 ; described by the Author, 896 ; the fort, 900 ; headquarters of Akbar, i. 389 ; lost to Marwar, ii. 1063, 1074 ; surrendered to the British, 874 ; its deified hero, i. 288, ii. 900, iii. 1447

Ak, the tree, Calotropis gigantea, ii. 803, 811, 1151
Akbar, (1) Emperor, his birth, i. 372, iii.1282 ; succeeds Humayun, i. 375 ; campaign against Maldeo, ii. 957 ; attacks Chitor, i.378, 381 ; erects monument to Jaimall and Patta, 382 ; Akbar ka dewa, i. 379, iii. 1812 ; attacks Partap Singh, i. 389 ; stories of Rajput ladies, 401 ; conciliation of Kajputs, 178 : his title Jagad Guru, 377 ; said to have married a Jaisalmer princess, ii. 1133 ; favours Krishna worship, 608 ; campaigns in Gujarat and Gondwana, Iii. 14S3, 1484, story of his death, i. 408, iii. 1338, 1486; revived as an ascetic, ii. 60S ; (2) son of Aurangzeb, his Rajput descent, i. 179 ; conspires against his father, ii. 997 ; capture of his daughter, 1009 ; deserted by the Rajputs, i. 451, ii. 998 ; escapes to Persia, i. 451, ii. 1000 ; (3) Akbar Shah II. of Delhi, i. 485

Akhai Chand, (l) Marwar minister, ii. 831, 848, 1097 ; (2) Singh of Jaisalmer, ii, 1228
Akola, t., i. 240, 615

Akshai, akshay dub, the sacred grass, i. 573

Al, the dye plant, Morinda citrifolia, iii. 1556

Alam Shah, Bahadur Shah, ii. 1013, 1020

Alau-d-din Khilji, attacks Anhilwara, i. 118 ; attacks Chitor, i. 307 ; attacks Jaisalmer, ii. 1211 ; attacks Bhainsrorgarh, iii. 1698 ; attacks Gagraun, i. 312 ; his titles, i. 312, ii. 809

Alexander the Great, traditions among Johyas, ii. 1134 ; said to have reached Dandosar, 1167

Alha and Udal, tale of, ii. 716

Alienation of estates, i. 186

Allghol, irregular infantry, ii. 819, iii. 1422

Aliptigin, i. 294

Allahwirdi Khan, i. 484, ii. 1023, 1027

Alliances, British, 1. 146

Al-Mansur, Caliph, i. 286

Alor. See Aror

Altamgha, a seal, tax, i. 469

Alu Hara, ill. 1470, 1682

Alwar State, i. 141, iii. 1360

'Amal, amal, opium mixed with water, ii. 731, 749, 1071 ; 'amaldar, an opium-eater, iii. 1475
Amara duba, sacred grass, used as an amulet, i. 574 ;

Amarapura, Heaven, ii. 1032, 1045 ; Amar balaona, a horse furnished by the prince, i. 233 ;
Amarbel, a creeper, iii. 1768
Amarchand, minister of Mewar, i. 500
Amargarh, fief, i. 212 ; ancient town, iii. 1439
Amar Singh, (1) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1226 ; (2) of Marwar, assassinates Salabat Khan, ii. 976 ; his gate in Agra Fort, ii. 978 ; (3) Hara, iii. 1778 ; (4) I. of Mewar, i. 407 ; (5) II. of Mewar, i. 460, ii. 012
Amavas, the sacred new moon night, i. 159, 240, ii. 656, 695
Amba Bhavani, worship of, i. 258, 264, ii. 681
Ambaji Inglia, i. 517, 545
Ambarisha of Ayodhya, i. 44
Amber, Jaipur State, annals, iii. 1327 ; derivation of name, 1439
Amet, t., i. 564, 567, iii. 1815
Amir Khan, Pindari, i. 538, ii. 1080, 1089, 1090, iii. 1416, 1573
Amjar, r., iii. 1572
Amli fief, case of, i. 571
Amm o Khasa, a hall of audience, ii. 991, 1136
Amusements, ii. 750
An, the oath of allegiance, i. 200, 245, 575, ii. 996, 1006, 1039 ; *An-dan-khan, sovereign rights, i. 14, 200
Anangpal Tuar, i. 62, 104, 292, 299
Anasagar lake, ii. 902, 1215 Ancestor worship, i. 89, 325, ii. 678,842
Anga, the poll-tax, ii. 1116, 1157
Angadesa, km., i. 44, 53
Angatsi, the Hun, i. 290, iii. 1464, 1762
Anhilwara Patan, ci., i. 116, 118, 122, 293
Aniruddh Singh of Bundi, iii. 1493
Anjan, collyrium, ii. 721
Annadata, Annadeva, god of food, i. 392 ;
Annakuta, festival of prosperity, ii. 638, 697 ;
Annapurna, the food goddess, i. 289, ii. 695
Anni, a grain tax, i. 239
Antari, antri, a valley, iii. 1677
Antarved, Antarbedi, the Ganges-Jumna Duab, i. 164, ii. 717, iii. 1459
Anup Singh of Bikaner, ii. 1136, 1227
Anupshahr, t., i. 56, 141, iii. 1352
Anuraj Hara, iii. 1460
Anushirwan. See Naushirwan
Anwal, anwla, aonla, the erablic myrobalan, ii. 803, 805
Aornos, hill, i. 296
Aparajit of Chitor, i. 283
Appaji, Apaji, Maratha leader, i. 495
Apsaras, the nymphs, ii 675, 696, 864, 961
Ar, Ara, t. See Ahar
'Araba, a gun-carriage, arquebuss, i. 318
Aranyakanwal of Mandor, ii. 731, 945 ;
- Aranyashashti festival, ii. 675
Arhai din ka Jhonpra. mosque, ii. 897
Ari Singh (I) I., Arsi of Chitor, i. 312 ; (2) II. of Mewar, i. 496, 506, ii. 1139, iii. 1512
Arishtanemi, Neminatha, 22nd Jain Tirthankara, ii. 624, 627
Arja, t., i. 214, 567
Arjun, (1) of Bundi, iii. 1479 ; (2) of
Kotah, iii. 1528
Armorial bearings, i. 162
Armouries, ii. 752
Arms, worship of, i. 90, see Sword ; initiation to, i. 90, 264, ii. 691
Army, of Bikaner, ii. 1160 ; of Marwar, ii. 1119 ; 01 Jaipur, iii. 1435
Aror, Alor, t., i. 5, 51, iii. 1282, 1283
Artillery, early use of, i. 362 ; bound with chains, i. 353 ; sprinkled with goats' blood before battle, ii. 1042
Aru, alu badam, the peach tree, Prunus pernica, ii. 774
Aryana, waste land, i. 236
Aryavarta, i. 28
Asaf Jah, Nizamu-1-mulk, i. 473
Asapurna, the goddess, i. 76, 113, ii. 682, iii. 1444, 1461
Ashtabhuji, Ashtabhuja Mata, the eightarmed goddess, iii. 1754
Ashtami festival, ii. 649. See Janamashtami
Asi, Hansi, t., iii. 1461
Asini, Asvinikot, t., i. 295, ii. 1220
Asioi tribe, ii. 1125
Asir, Asirgarh, fort, i. 77, 126, 292, 475, iii. 1446, 1461
Asokashtami festival, ii. 673
Aspati, asvapati, term applied to Mughal Emperors, ii. 1026
Ass, the wild, i. 20, iii. 1306. See GORKHAR
Assakenoi tribe, i. 295, ii. 933
Asthan. See Asvatthama
Astronomy, ii. 757
Asura, a demon, i. 113, ii. 653, iii. 1442 ; a Hindu name for Musalmans, i. 288, 290, ii. 934, 995, 1032
Asva, Aswa, tribe, i. 71, 76, ii. 930, 933
Asvamedha, ceremony, i. 29, 60, 77, 93, iii. 1355
Asvatthama of Marwar, ii. 943
Atak. See Attock
Atit, an order of ascetics, ii. 845, iii. 1750
Attock, Atak, t., r., i. 391, ii. 652
Augury. See Omens
Aurangzeb, the Emperor 'Alamgir, contemporary princes, i. 435 ; rebuke to his tutor, i. 436 ; intent on converting Hindus, i. 438 ; his Rajput wife, i. 179 ; letters, i. 439 ; letter on the Jizya, i. 442 ; prepares to conquer Mewar, 444 ; defeated, 448 ; attacks

Marwar, ii. 993 ; attempt to depose him, i. 450 ; his Rajput officers, i. 226 ; destruction of Hindu temples, ii. 994, iii. 1388 ; bis death, ii. 1012 ; his character, i. 436

Aurint, t., ii. 730, 941

Avani, Avanimata, his earth goddess, iii. 1392, 1813

Avanti, Ujjain, i. 312
Awa, t.. i. 218, ii. 860, 879, 1044, 1096
Ayamata, worship of, ii. 966 ; Ayapanthi, the ascetic order, ii. 966
Ayodhya ci, i. 45
Azam Shah, i. 439, 444, 449, 457, 464
'Azimu-sh-shan, Emperor, ii. 1020

B

Baba, a younger member of Mewar house, i. 167, 384, 498, iii. 1371
Babul, bawal, the acacia tree, acacia arabica, i. 549, ii. 774 et passim
Babur, his descent and early history, i. 351 ; invades India, i. 352 ; attacks Rana Sanga, i. 353 ; introduces melons and grapes, ii. 748 ; his Memoirs, iii. 1665

Bachera, Wachaji of Jaisalmer, ii. 1201
Badarinath, t., ii. 1207, iii. 1639
Baddhi, a string amulet, iii. 1381
Badhel tribe. See Vadhel
Badnor, t., i. 344, 567
Baenmata, worship of, i. 326
Baghel tribe, i. 118, ii. 717, 1039 ;
Baghelkhand, ii. 717
Baghes, the tiger god, i. 25
Baghji of Deola, i, 363 ;
Bagh Singh Shaikhavat, iii. 1425
Bagfanakh, the tiger-claw weapon, ii. 721
Bagpipes, ii. 755
Bagrawat sept, iii. 1640, 1817
Bahadur, (1) King of Gujarat, attacks Mewar, i. 361 ; (2) Shah, Emperor ; see 'Alam Bahadur Shah ; (3) of Kishangarh, ii. 878 ; Shaikhavat, iii, 1388
Bahar, Biharimall of Amber, i. 376, iii. 1337
Baliawal Khan, iii. 1301
Bahawalpur State, ii. 1137, 1141, iii. 1300
Bahra, Behra, t., ii. 935
Bahram Gor, of Persia, i. 273
Bahuman Darazdasht, i. 57
Bairam Khan, Mughal general, i. 375
Bairat. See Vairat
Bais tribe, i. 141
Baisa, Baisi, the twenty-two Mughal districts, ii. 1027, 1037
Baisakh month, festivals, ii. 674
Baiza Bai, i. 533
Bajirao, Peshwa, I. 485, 491
Bajra, millet, ii. 597 et passim
Bajrang, monkey-god, i. 163
Bakhar, Bhakkar, Bukkur, t., i. 5, 22, 109, iii. 1283, 1319. See Rori
Bakhasar, t., iii. 1277, 1278
Bakhshi, commander of the forces, i. 556, ii. 976, iii. 1519
Bal, the sun-god. See Balnath, Balriva
Bala, Vala, tribe, i. 131, 134, 254
Balaband, a turban fillet, i. 429, ii. 685, 759, 765
Balabhi. See Valabhi
Balakaputra, Balakarae, i. 51, 105, 134, 250
Baland of Jaisalmer, ii. 1181
Baldan, balidan, an offering to the gods, i. 91, 258, ii. 599
Baleokouros, i. 250
Balhara, derivation of name, i. 122
Balmukand, Krishna, ii. 640
Balnath, Balsiva, i. Introd. xl, 94, 253, ii. 705, 923, iii. 1756 ; Jogi, iii. 1267
Baloch tribe, iii. 1454
Balotra, t., ii. 1111, iii. 1270
Bamani, r., iii. 1686
Bamania, a section of Bhats, ii. 814
Bamian, Buddhist figures at, i. 26, ii. 1189
Banas, r., i. 10, 13, 579, ii. 772
Banbir Singh of Mewar, i. 317, 367
Banda of Bundi, iii. 1473
Banera, t., i. 168, 108, 493, ii. 904, 906
Bania, the merchant caste, i. 144, ii. 765
Banishment, ceremony of, ii. 976
Bannaphar tribe, ii. 715
Banners, i. 163, ii. 684, 767, 708, 834
Baori, baoli, bawari, a step-well, reservoir, ii. 967
Baori, Bawaria, a criminal tribe, i. 244, iii. 1696
Bapa, Bappa of Chitor, i. Introd. xxxvi, 259
Bapota, an ancestral holding, i. 201 et passim
Baptiste, Col. J. F., i. 535, ii. 1088
Bapu Sindhia, i. 546
Baraha tribe, ii. 1187, 1191
Barah Kothri, twelve fiefs of Jaipur, iii. 1436 ; Masha, a plant flowering all the year round, ii. 845 ; Singha, the twelve-tined deer, iii. 1477
Baranshankar, the mixed castes, iii. 1724
Barar, a tax, i. 169 et passim
Barchhi dohai, an appeal to the lance, i. 212, iii. 1465
Bardai sena, bard of the host, a Kanauj title, ii. 939
Bards, i. 82 ; opposed to Zalim Singh, iii. 1567 ; when they die, they go to the moon, ii. 992 ; exiled from Mewar, iii. 1807 ; lands granted to, ii. 589 ; extortion by threats, ii. 814 ; their satire, ii.742 ; demands increase of marriage expenses, ii. 742 ; as carriers,ii. 813
Bargir, cavalry provided with horses by the State, iii. 1422
Bargujar tribe, i. 56, 107, 140, iii. 1455
Barha, Sayyids of, i. 467, 476
Bari, a caste of servants, i. 367
Barilla, manufacture of, ii. 1118, iii. 1307
Barolli, temples at, i. 17, iii. 1752
Barr-titar, the rock-pigeon, iii. 1649
Barugaza, Broach, i. 48, 256
Barwatia, an outlaw, exile, ii. 797, iii. 1401, 1637
Basai, a form of slavery, i. 206, ii. 1219, iii. 1797
Basant., the spring festival, ii. 657, 753, 1025 ;
Basanti, the goddess of spring, ii. 657. See Vasant
Bastard castes, i. 208
Bat, a share, i. 202, ii. 962 ;
Batai, division of crops between landlord and tenant, i. 583, ii. 1115, iii. 1550
Bathing of the goddess, ii. 666
Bati, vati, a cake of millet flour, ii. 1000, 1150
Bawana, a tract of fifty-two villages, i. 457
Bayana, t., i. 103, 144, 349, 353, ii. 953, 956
Baz Bahadur, BayazTd of Malwa, i. 376 378
Bedla, t., i. 195, 380, ii. 663, iii. 1480
Begun, t., 1. 509, 504, iii. 1677, 1805, 1810
Behra, t. See Bahra
Benares, Bundi house, iii. 1483 ; observatory, ii. 757. See Kasi
Benevolences, levied at marriage, i. 187
Berach, r., i. 13, 368, 388, 584, ii. 596, 762, 910
Bernier, F., i. 438, ii. 725
Bersi, Ber Singh (1) Bhatti, ii. 1165 ; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1224
Bet island, ii. 703
Betwa, r., i. 9
Bhadon month, festivals in, ii. 678
Bhadrajan, Bhadrajun, t., ii. 820, 862, 954, iii. 1269
Bhagwandas of Jaipur, i. 178, 389, 391, ii. 1337
Bhainsror, Bhainsrorgarh, t., i. 234, 319, 395, 414, 415, 416, iii. 1686, 1691
Bhairava, Bhairon, god of war, i. 412, ii. 843, iii. 1774 ; Jhamp, iii. 1663
Bhama Sah, minister of Mewar, i. 403
Bhan Saptami, festival, ii. 657 ;
Bhanu-loka, land of the dead, ii. 658, 992, 1044
Bhao Singh, (1) of Jaipur, iii. 1339 ; (2) of

Bundi, 1492
Bharatpur, ci., i. 127, iii. 1357
Bharmall of Cutch, ii. 1238
Bhartribhat of Mewar, i. 296
Bhartrihari, i. 5, ii. 735, 894
Bhat caste. See Bards
Bhatia caste, iii. 1296
Bhatner, t., i. 142, ii. 1163
Bhatridvitya, the brothers' festival, ii. 696
Bhatti (1) tribe, i. 55, 102, 294, 298 ; ii. 941, 1169, 1252 ; support the Rathors, 1005 ; emigrate to Bikaner, 1165 ; sections, 1242 ; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1183
Bhatwara, battle at, iii. 1532, 1611
Bhaunagar, Bhavnagar State, i. 137
Bhavani, the goddess, ii. 1125, iii. 1714, 1809
Bhayyad, the brotherhood, i. 154, 202, ii. 961
Bhet-begar, forced labour, i. 239
Bhil tribe, ii. 651, iii. 1280 ; eat with Rajputs, 1521 ; foray by, 1644 ; in Kotah, 1703 ; stone worship, 1703 ; of Idar, inaugurate Ranas of Mewar, i. 262, ii. 1129 ; measures for their improvement, i. 586
Bhilala tribe, iii. 1389
Bhilwara, t., i. 561, iii. 1736
Bhim Bazar, iii. 1776
Bhim Singh, (1) Bhimsi of Mewar, i. 307 ; (2) II. of Mewar, 511 ; (3) of Marwar, ii. 825, 1077 ; (4) of Kotah, iii. 1524
Bhima II., Bholo, Chaulukya, i. 117, 298
Bhimthadi breed of horses, ii. 1045, iii. 1771
Bhinai, t., ii. 904
Bhindar, t., i. 416, 511, 531, 566, 567
Bhinmal, t., ii. 944, 1109, iii. 1269
Bhoj Pramara of Malwa, i. 109
Bhojak caste, iii. 1268
Bhojpur lake, i. 458
Bholanath, Siva, ii. 602, 892
Bhonsi, Bhawan Singh of Mewar, i. 306
Bhonsla Marathas, i. 371
Bhopal State, i. 533
Bhukhi Mata, the famine mother goddess, i. 309, iii. 1305, 1756
Bhom, land, i. 195 ; affection for, i. 236 ;
Bhumia, the holder of a freehold, i. 190, 577 et passim
Bias, r., ii. 1226
Bidar, t., siege of, iii. 1489
Bidesar, t., ii. 1144
Bigha, a measure of area, i. 233 et passim
Bihar, Bahar, Biharimall of Jaipur, i. 376, iii. 1337
Bijaiseni Mata, worship of, ii. 1193, iii. 1508
Bijarae, Bijairae, (1) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1193 ; (2) Singh of Jaipur, iii. 1347
Bijar Mir, assassination of, iii. 1288
Bijolli, temples at, i. 209, 370, iii. 1797
Bika of Bikaner, ii. 951, 1123
Bikaner, annals of, ii. 1123
Bikramajit, of Mewar, i. 360
Bindraban, t., ii. 607 ; -das of Jaipur, iii. 1395
Bira, (1) a packet of betel, i. 381, 481, ii. 1040 ; (2) meadow-land, i. 238, ii. 648
Birad, the eulogy of a bard, i. 134, 416, iii. 1682
Birsinghdeo, (1) Shaikhavat, iii. 1387 ; (2) of Bundi, iii. 1472
Birthdays, knots tied to mark, iii. 1697
Bisaldeo, see Visaladeva ; lake, ii. 901, iii. 1453
Bishan Singh, (1) of Bundi, iii. 1514; (2) of .Jaipur, iii. 1341
Blackmail, protection, i. 203. See Rakhwali
Blindness of one eye unlucky, ii. 1234
Blood price. See Mundkati
Boar, slaying the, i. 385, ii. 660, iii. 1746; annual hunt, i. 80 ; sacramental eating of, ii. 661, iii. 1381
Bohra, the village money-lender, iii. 1553, 1652
Bonfires at the Holi festival, ii. 663
Boukephala, t., ii. 1190
Bows and arrows, ii. 751, 791
Brahma, temples of, i. 322, ii. 892, 925
Brahmans, i. 31 ; laxity of practice in the desert, iii. 1296 ; privileges of, ii. 595 ; committing suicide to enforce demands, i. 236, ii. 593, 966, iii. 1395 ; political influence of, ii. 589, 594 ; Kulin, ii. 595 ; Maratha, i. 524 ; influence on marriage expenses, ii. 742 ; treated with little respect, i. 34 ; penalty for killing, ii. 595

Brahmpuri, inscriptions, ii. 596

Brajnath, Krishna, iii. 1526

Brass work, iii. 1431

Brindaban. See Bindrahan

Broach, ci., i. 48, 256

Brotherhood, i. 202

Buddha, Buddhism, i. 70, 78 ; confounded with Jainism, ii. 603, 604, 626 ; annual retreat, 606

Budh Singh of Bundi, ii. 837, iii. 1494

Budha, Mercury, i. 39, ii. 621 ; Trivikrama, i. 90, ii. 621

Buffalo, sacrificed at town gates, ii. 1011, 1012 ; feat of slaying, 1053

Bukkur. See Bakhar

Bull, sacrifice of, ii. 599 ; and horseman coins, ii. 809, 902

Bumbaoda, t., i. 321, iii. 1468

Bundela tribe, Bundelkhand, i. 10, 139, ii. 979

Bundi, State, annals, iii. 1441

Burhan Shaikh, the saint, iii. 1380

Burhanpur, ci., i. 475, ii. 974

Busa tribe, i. 144, 293

Buta tribe, ii. 1185 ;
Butaban, 1185, 1192

Butterfield, Captain, i. 526

Buzule, t., i. 292, ii. 807, iii. 1276

Byas Brahmans, iii. 1742

Byzantium, t., i. 100, 279

C

Cairn burial, i. 87, 89, 90

Calcutta, ii. 1105

Camels, iii. 1275, 1279, 1207, 1305 ; caravans, ii. 1109; corps, 1161, iii. 1305; sacrifice, i. 94

Caniatchi tenure, i. 576

Cannibalism, i. 455, ii. 671, 692

Carey, Lieutenant, ii. 761, 787, iii. 1732

Caste, influence of, i. 165

Cattle of the desert, iii. 1305, 1306 ; of Nathdwara, ii. 770 : of Gujarat, i. 422

Caves occupied by ascetics, shrines, ii. 635, 845

Cenotaphs of Haras, iii. 1706 ; at Satur, iii. 1714 ; at Ahar, ii. 912. See Mahasati, Nisia

Chachak, Chachikdeo of Jaisalmer, ii. 1208, 1220
Chagatai, a Mughal title, ii. 956, 1165
Chait month, festivals in, ii. 663
Chalukya, Chaulukya tribe, i. 113, 116
Chamar, Chanvar, Chauri, the yak-tail fly-flapper, i. 234, ii. 667, 906, 1035
Chambal, r., i. 18, iii. 1690, 1764
Chambela, r., i. 18
Chamunda of Anhilwara, i. 67 ; the goddess, ii. 842
Chand, Chand, (1) the poet, i. 297 ; (2) of Bundi, iii. 1463 ; (3) Bibi of Ahmadnagar, iii. 1485
Chandel tribe, i. Introd. xxxv, 139, 296, iii. 1455
Chanderi State, i. 16, 47, 163, 180
Chandni, suicide for revenge, ii. 815, 1110, 1255
Chandrabhaga, ci., i. 109
Chandragupta Maurya, i. 37, 65, 110, 111, 289
Chandravansa, the Lunar line of Rajputs, i. 57
Chandravati, ci., i. 109, 258, iii. 1784
Changi, Chatrchangi, the Sun standard, ii. 659, 684
Chappan, the hill-tract between Mewar and Gujarat, i. 191 et passim
Charan tribe, ii. 813, 1148, iii. 1654 ; banished from Mewar, i. 339 ; founded Bhainsror, iii. 1691 ; prediction by a Charani, i. 347 ; claim to entertainment, iii. 1655 ; respected, ii. 1110
Charas, a measure of area, i. 156, 165, 201, iii. 1671
Chariots, use of, in war, i. 83
Charmanvati, the Chambal, r., iii. 1763
Chaturbhuja, the four-armed Vishnu, i. 331, ii. 645
Chaube Brahmans, ii. 634, 755
Chaugan, an exercise ground, i. 530 et passim
Chauhan tribe, i. 112, iii. 1441 ; sections, i. 115; valour, ii. 806; kingdom in South India, iii. 1445 : Raj, iii. 1275 ; dynasty at Delhi, iii. 1456
Chaul, Chaval, t., i. 53
Chaumun, t., iii. 1353, 1402
Chaupar, a game, ii. 754
Chaura, Chavara, tribe, i. 121, 266, 326
Chaurasi, a tract of eighty-four villages, i, 166, iii. 1673

Chawand, (1) of Anhilwara, i. 67, 293 ; (2) the Dahima, i. 143 ; (3) chiefship in Mewar, i. 396 ; Chawanda Mata, the goddess, iii. 1444

Chess, i. 176, ii. 754

Chhada of Marwar, ii. 944

Chhaoni, a cantonment, iii. 1549, 1790

Chhatr, chhatra, a ceremonial umbrella, i. 310 ; chhatri, a cenotaph, ii. 888, 1034

Chhatr Singh, (1) of Marwar, ii. 829, 1091 ; (2) Chhatrsal of Bundi, iii. 1489 ; (3) of Kotah, 1532

Chhotan, t., i. 21, 293

Chiefs of Mewar, i. 167, 588 ; duties of, i. 182, 183 ; measures of reform, 559 ; of Marwar, ii. 946

Chin Qilich Khan, i. 473, iii. 1525

Chitor, a Pramara capital, i. 109, 289 ; occupied by Moris, 265 ; origin of name, iii. 1647, 1822 ; attacked by Alau-d-din, i. 308 ; retaken, 316 ; Rathors expelled, 326 ; sacked by Bahadur, 363 ; taken by Akbar, 378 ; described by Terry, 411 ; by the Author, iii. 1812 ; inscription from, ii. 925

Chitori hill, i. 326, iii. 1815

Chitrang Mori, palace, iii. 1822

Cholera, i. 454, ii. 1002, iii. 1518, 1733 ; magical expulsion of, 1734

Chonda, (1) of Mewar, i. 323 ; (2) of Marwar, ii. 944

Chondawat, section of Sesodias, i. 175, 188. 192, 193 ; feud with Saktawats, i. 175, 413, 511, u. 766, iii. 1622

Chor, t., iii. 1282, 1291

Chudasima, Chaurasima, i. 122

Chilli, a whirlpool, iii. 1690

Churaman Jat, ii. 1027, iii. 1358

Cimbri, i. 81

Cities, ancient, ii. 1167, 1189, iii. 1438

Coconut sent as a marriage proposal, i. 317, 323, ii. 730, 790, 1010, 1043

Coinage in Mewar, i. 169

Commensality with a Raja, mark of dignity, i. 213, 370, ii. 1185

Cookery, ii. 759

Copper mines, i. 14, 169

Cornwallis, Lord, i. Introd. xxvii, 533

Cosmas Indikopleustes, i. 132, 256

Cotton, ii. 1150

Cow-killing, i. 460, 467, ii. 1010 ; ceremonial tending of, 697

Cyropolis, i. 54. 351

D

Dabhi tribe, i. 122, 138, ii. 941. 942, 967

Dabla, t., i. 198, 567, ii. 904, iii. 1500, 1713

Dabshalim, i. 122, 283

Dadupanthi sect, ii. 863

Daeja, a dowry, i. 202, ii. 742, 1221

Dagh, branding of horses, ii. 972

Dahae tribe, i. 71, 142

Daharia tribe, i. 142

Dahi, r., i. 13

Dahima tribe, i. 143, iii. 1455

Dahir, of Sind, i. 143, 284, 290

Daitya, a demon, i. 105, 112, iii. 1442 ; Ka har, iii. 1663
Dakini, a witch, vampire, 1. 88, ii. 1051, 1113, iii. 1615
Dan, import duties, i. 14, 200, iii. 1434
Danava, a demon, i. 289, iii. 1442
Dand, a tax, i. 240, ii. 996, 1159, 1250, iii. 1594
Dara Shukoh, Shikoh, i. 434, 435, ii. 979
Dariba, mines, i. 585, iii. 1729
Daru-l-khair, shrine at Ajmer, ii. 895
Datia State, i. 140, 180, 436, 463, 522
Daud Khan, of Bahawalpur, iii. 1301 ;

Daudputra, ii. 1137, iii. 1300
Daulat Khan, Lodi, ii. 953, 1021
Daulatrao Sindhia, i. 524, 528 ; Singh, Maharaja, i. 540, ii. 778
Dauna, daua, a dish sent by a prince to a subject, i. 370, 397
Daurayat, a runner, brigand, i. 237, 242, 569
Debal, Diul Sind, t., i. 143, 255, 270
Debari pass, i. 404, 446, 456, ii. 996
De Boigne, Count Benoit, i. 516, ii. 876, 878, 879
Delhi, iron pillar, i. 38 ; foundation of, i. 38, 292 ; rebuilt, 104 ; massacre by Nadir Shah, 486 ; observatory, ii. 757
Deluge, legend of, i. 24
Delwara, t., i. 267, 387, ii. 647, iii. 1537
Deobandar, Div, Diu island, i. 121
Deogarh, t., i. 221, 230, 498, 532, 566
Deoji, a deified hero, iii. 1817
Deolia, t., i. 363, 368, 378, ii. 1010
Deonath, chief priest, ii. 825
Deora Chauhans, i. 115, ii. 941, 959, 969, 1043, 1187
Deoraj of Jaisalmer, ii. 1194
Depra tribe, i. 368, 459, 499
Derawal, Derawar, t., i. 102, 129, 298, ii. 1030, 1195
Desert, the, i. 19, iii. 1257
Desmukhi tax, i. 471
Desvata, rite of exile, ii. 976, iii. 1734
Dewaldai, tale of, ii, 715
Dhabhai, a foster-brother, i. 266 et passim

Dhakar caste, iii. 1429

Dhamnar. See Dhumnar

Dhanduka, battle at, ii. 969

Dhanteras festival, ii. 695

Dhanvantari, ii. 1001, iii. 1769

Dhar, ci., i. 109, ii. 1199

Dharmatpur, battle at, ii. 980

Dharna, a mode of coercion, i. 568

Dhat, district, i. 6, 19, 55, iii. 1281, 1282, 1295

Dhatura, the poison, datura fastuosa, iii. 1716

Dhebar lake, i. 458

Dhola and Maroni, iii. 1329, 1448

Dholpur, battle at, iii. 1492

Dhondal tribe, ii. 1027

Dhonkal Singh, ii. 818, 828, 1082

Dhuan, hearth tax, ii. 1128, 1157, 1250

Dhuhada, Duhar of Marwar, ii. 943

Dhulkot, t., ii. 912, iii. 1352

Dhumnar, Dhamnar, caves, iii. 1772

Dhundhar, Jaipur, iii. 1327

Dhundi sept, ii. 1220

Dhurpad, a musical measure, iii. 1709

Diamond dust, poisoning by, ii. 1074

Didwana, t., ii. 813, 994, 1107

Dilir, Diler, Khan, i. 448, 457, ii. 984

Dinaram Bohra, iii. 1408

Diseases in the desert, iii. 1303

Divorce among Mers, ii. 796

Diwali festival, i. 326, ii. 695

Diwan, a prime minister, i. 216, 469, iii. 1519 ; divan-i-amm, public hall of audience, ii. 1046, iii. 1482 ; khass, private council chamber, i. 229 ; of Eklinga, title of Ranas of Mewar, i. 264, 480, ii. 662

Doda, Dor tribe, i. 139, iii. 1455

Dola, an affianced, secondary wife, iii. 1482
Donkin, General Sir R., i. 548, ii. 778
Draupadi, i. 59, 208, ii. 735
Dress, ii. 758, 1253
Drinking, i. 85

Dub, a sacred grass, i. 456, 599
Duda, Dhuliada of Marwar, ii. 943, 950 ; of Jaisaimer, 1215
Dujgundeo of Bundi, iii. 1451
Dunara, t., i. 451, ii. 955, 994, 1006
Duncan, Dr. J., i. 550, ii. 761, iii. 1713
Dungarpur, t., i. 11, 304, 357
Durga, the goddess, ii. 672 ;
Durgadas Rathor, i. 451, ii. 993, 999, 1000, 1017, 1033
Durgavati Rni, ii. 747
Durjansal of Kotah, ii. 1007, iii. 1528

Dusaj of Jaisalmer, ii. 1202

Dwarka, Dwaraka, ci., i. 47, ii. 607, iii. 1511 ; Das, Shaikhavat, iii. 1386 ; Nath, Krishna, ii. 640, iii. 1781

E

Eklinga, a form of Siva, i. Introd. xxxvi, ii. 598 ; invocation to, i. 233, 235, 323 ; Ranas, his prime ministers, see Diwan ;

Eklinggarh, fortress, i. 501

Elphinstone, M., i. 9, ii. 954, 1237

Ephthalites, White Huns, i. 256

Equinoxes, festivals at, ii. 656

Escheats and forfeitures, i. 187

Escuage, scutage, i. 173

Exile, ritual at, ii. 797, 1229

Exogamy, i. 190, 193

F

Fairs, i. 400, ii. 1111, 1155

Fairy gifts, legend, ii. 772

Falcons, i. 422

Famines, i. 454, 497, iii. 1304, 1473 ; a cause of slavery, i. 207 ; the famine goddess, iii. 1305
Farid, the saint, ii. 1125, 1128
Farming monopoly in Kotah, iii. 1559
Farrukhsiyar, Emperor, i. 179, 467, 468, 474, iii. 1345
Fatehabad, battle at, i. 434, iii. 1491, 1522
Fatehpur, battle at, iii. 1409; Sikri, i. 141, 349
Faujdar, an official, i. 167, 5.57, iii. 1519
Feudalism, i. Introd. xxxviii, 153, ii. 962
Fiscal lands, i. 168
Fish, symbol, ii. 1023 ; sacred, 618
Flowers, festival of, ii. 665, 699
Foray, inaugural. See TiKA daur
Franks in Indian armies, i. 362, 448, ii. 1045
Fruits and vegetables at Udaipur, iii. 1824 ; introduced by the Mughals, ii. 748
Funeral rites, of Rajputs, i. 87, ii. 1031 ; of Saiva ascetics, 601

G

Gaddi, the royal cushion, tlu'one, i. 551 et passim ; gaddl ki an, oath by the throne, 406, 456
Gadhipura, Kanauj, i. 34, 42, 50, 105
Gadhiya paisa, a copper coin, ii. 913
Gagraun, t., i. 15, 257, 331, iii. 1549, 1790
Gaharwar tribe, i. 139, ii. 930
Gahlot. See Guhilot
Gaini, Gajni, t., i. 100, 254, 266, 290
Gajan Mata, worship of, iii. 1444
Gajni, t. See Gaini
Gaj Singh, (1) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1176, 1236 ; (2) of Bikaner, 1137 ; (3) of Marwar, 835, 972
Gakkhar tribe, i. 294, iii. 1422 ; infanticide, ii. 740 ; support Sultan Razia, 1164
Galena mines, i. 17
Gambhir, r., i. 18. 345
Gambling, i. 60, 85 ; a cause of slavery, 208
Gandharvasen, ii. 851, 913
Ganesa, Ganesha, worship of, i. 551, 560, ii. 686, 842, iii. 1774 ; Deori, hall, ii. 663 ; Dwara, Pol, 688
Ganga, (1) the r. Ganges, ii. 670, 693 ; (2) of Marwar, 953
Gangabheva, ii. 663, iii. 1766
Gangani, t., ii. 1034
Ganggor, Ganggaur festival, ii. 665, 674, iii. 1353
Gangwana battle at, ii. 1049
Ganipur, t., iii. 1439
Ganor, queen of, ii. 727
Gara, r., ii. 1226, 1234. See Ghara
Garddhabin tribe, i. 273
Gardens, at Kotah, iii. 1616, 1706 ; at Mandor, ii. 844 ; at Udaipur, iii. 1824
Garh Bltli, citadel of Ajmer, i. 288, ii. 784, 900, 955
Garha Mandala, ci., ii. 747, iii. 1443
Garnets, ii. 910

Gaudhuli, evening, i. 263, ii. 697 j

Gaur tribe, i. 138, iii. 1454
Gauri, the goddess, i. 80, ii. 665, 672 ; festivals, i. 521, ii. 665 ; bathing of, 666 ; slaying a boar in her honour, i.385, ii. 660, iii. 1512
Gaya, expedition against, i. 305, 322, 323 ; pilgrimage, i. 498, ii. 946 ;
Gayapur Mahadeo, iii. 1796
Geology of Aravalli range, i. 14, 17
Getae tribe, i. 74 ; identified with Goths, ii. 651 ; with Jats, i. 74, 128 ; with Jut, i. 76
Ghanerao, t., i. 450, 459, ii. 788, 798, 1009, 1079, 1096 ; honours paid to chief, 799
Ghara, Gharah, r., i. 102, 142, ii. 941, 960, 1226, 1234. See Gara
Gharsi of Jaisalmer, ii. 1216 ; Gharsisar lake, 1217
Ghasi, the Author's artist, iii. 1755, 1786, 1819
Ghayasu-d-din (Ghiyasu-d-din) of Malwa, i. 344, ii. 785, iii. 1475
Ghumli, fort, i. 136
Giras, gras, a handful, i. 190 ;
Girasia, grasia, a holder of land by grant from the prince, i. 190
Girdharji Shaikhawat, iii. 1386
Girnar, sacred hill, ii. 603, 792 ; suicide at, iii. 1663

Girwa, the valley of Udaipur, ii. 644, 760 Geet Govinda, poem, i. 338. See Jayadeva

Gods, tutelary of tribes, i. 326, iii. 1444 ; god of Marwar married to Amber goddess, ii. 1052 ; of the Haras, captured, iii. 1526

Godwar tract, i. 328, 344, 489, ii. 802, 996, 1073

Gogha, t., i. 137

Gogunda, t., i. 388, 393, 446, 498, ii. 801
Goha, Goliaditya of Mewar, i. 259
Gohil, Gohel, Gohilwar tribe, i. 137, ii. 941, 943, 1039
Gokul, t., ii. 621, 641, Nath, Krishna, 621, 641 ; Das, i. 221
Gol, inferior vassals, i. 167, 554, 568, iii. 1636 ; a serried mass of warriors, 1603
Gola, the slave class, i. 207, ii. 1076
Golkonda, ci., i. 289, 453, iii. 1445, 1449, 1526
Gollas, i. 256

Gomati, r., i. 454, ii. 1032
Gond tribe, ii. 651 ;
Gondwana, 979, iii. 1483
Gopinath, Krishna, ii. 635 ; of Bundi, iii. 1487
Gorakhnath, the saint, i. 265
Gordhandas, iii. 1584 : Singh, Khichi, ii. 1069 ; Nath, Krishna, ii. 635
Gorind tribe, i. 272
Gorkha, Gurkha tribe, i. 301, 314
Gorkhar, the wild ass, i. 20, iii. 1306. See Kharqadha
Gorma, land near the village site, iii. 1550, 1625
Gosain, Goswami, ascetics, ii. 601, 642, 1081, iii. 1670, 1763
Gosunda, t., i. 326, 526
Goswami. See Gosain
Got, gotra, a cowpen, an exogamous section of a caste, ii. 741 ; a tribal feast, i. 326, iii. 1655 ; gotracharya, a pedigree, i. 98, ii. 930
Govardhan, t., ii. 602, 635 ; Nath, Krishna, 635
Government, inefficiency of, i. 174 ; representative, iii. 1552
Govinda, Krishna, ii. 998 ;

Govindgarh, t., ii. 807, 862, 889 ; Singh, Raesalot, iii. 1397

Grahilot tribe, i. 99. See Guhilot
Grain, measurement of, iii. 1562 ; storage, 1563
Grants, books of, i. 160, 205 ; to Brahmans, ii. 644 ; resumable, i. 191 ; secular, duration of, i. 190 ; form and substance of, i. 199
Grapes, introduction of, ii. 749
Gras, grasda, a griflin-like figure, ii. 903
Grasses, ii. 1151, iii. 1308
Greek, auxiliaries, ii. 780 ; artists, ii. 780, iii. 1762 ; traces of, in Bikaner, ii. 1134
Grishma, the summer season, ii. 656
Groves, prohibition against cutting, ii. 600
Gual Khand, Golkonda, iii. 1445, 1449
Guga, Gugga, the hero, ii. 807, 843, 1027, iii. 1452
Guhilot tribe, i. Introd. xxxiii, 99, 252 ; origin of name, i. 259 ; descent of, i. 258, 266, ii. 1202 ; sections, i. 101
Guinea-worm, iii. 1303
Gujar tribe, i. 121, ii. 651
Guman Singh, (1) of Kotah, iii. 1534; (2) Hara, 1792
Gurjara tribe, i. Introd. xxxi, 121
Gyanchandra, the Author's Guru, i. 23, ii. 764, 1017, 1077

H

Haihaya tribe, i. 43, 47, 109, iii. 1442
Hair cutting, ii. 1080, 1219
Hakra, r., ii. 1134, 1166. See Ghara
Halbarar, a plough tax, i. 169, iii. 1725
Haldighat, battle at, i. 393, iii. 1484
Halwad, t., i. 136, ii. 1022, iii. 1535
Hamilton, W., surgeon, i. 179, 468
Hamir (1) Raesa, chronicle, iii. 1451 ; (2) I. of Mewar, i. 312, 315 ; II. of Mewar, 507
Hamuji of Bundi, iii. 1470
Handmaids sent with brides, ii. 730
Handmarks, signatures, i. 419, 452 ; made by Satis, i. Introd. xxxviii
Hansi, t., iii. 1461
Hanuman, the monkey God, i. 163, 336 ; gates, i. 336, ii. 779; ancestor of Jaithwa tribe, i. 137 ; his phylactery, ii. 723. See Bajrang
Hapa Raj, iii. 1260
Hara sept, i. 115, iii. 1441 ; derivation of name, iii. 1441 ; cenotaphs, iii. 1706, 1714 ; legends of, iii. 1681; gallantry, iii. 1605; tutelary goddess, i. 163
Harawal, the vanguard, i. 175, 356, ii. 975
Harawati, Haraoti, i. 115, iii. 1441
Harbong ka raj, i. 361
Harbuji Sankhla, i. 295, 327, 328, ii. 733, 804, 843
Harchand, (1) Harischandra, i. 42, ii. 886 ; (2) of Kanauj, i. 286
Hardwar, t., i. 49, ii. 1082
Hare, not eaten, i. 91
Harikula, i. 37
Haripur, Heaven, ii. 636
Harsiddh Mata, worship of, ii. 681
Harunu-l-rashid, the Caliph, i. 286
Hasan Khan, Mewati, i. 357 ; Lodi, i. 357
Hasil, revenue, ii. 647, 1118, iii. 1566
Hastinapur, i. 49
Hastings, Marquess of, i. 3 ; his Pindari campaign, i. Introd. xxvi, iii. 1577 ; his Rajput policy, i. 150
Hatheli, Hathleva, rite of joining hands in marriage, i. 331, 578, ii. 795, iii. 1807
Hatyara, murderer, title of Uda Singh, i. 339

Head, refusal to bow, ii. 990 ; shaving of, ii. 745
Hearsey, Gen. H. Y., i. 531
Hearth tax, ii. 1128, 1157, 1250
Heber, Bishop R., 1. Introd. xxvii, 563, ii. 907, iii. 1737
Hemachandra, Hemacharya, iii. 1355
Hide, of land, i. 156, 201
Hindua pati, Suraj, titles of Ranas of Mewar, i. 247, 266, 279, 280, iii. 1471
Hindu Kush, m., i. 28
Hinglaj Chandel, temple, ii. 934, iii. 1511, 1656 ;
Hinglajgarh, fort, iii. 1769
Hippokoura, t., i. 250
Hiranyakasipu, i. 105
History, neglect of, by Hindus, i. 30
Holi, festival, i. 492, ii. 661, 812, 905, 942, iii. 1469
Holkar, family, iii. 1503 ; Jaswant Rao, iii. 1516,1770; MalharRao, i. 497, 529, iii. 1503, 1533
Hom, homa, the fire sacrifice, ii. 673 et passim ;

Hota, hotri, a sacrificial priest, 599

Horses, branding of, ii. 972, iii. 1482 ; sacrificed to the Sun, ii. 659 ; lucky marks, iii. 1719 ; bridle worshipped, ii. 1255 ; naming of, 685 ; bathing of, 682 ; of Partab Singh, i. 394; of Ummeda, iii. 1501 ; of Dewa, 1465 ; of Jarwant Rao Holkar, 1770; memorials of, i. 395, iii. 1501, 1826; bred in Marvvar, ii. 1105; in the Lakhi Jangal, 1105,1156

Hoshang Shah of Malwa, i. 331

Human sacrifice, ii. 599, 814, 966, iii. 1392.

Humayun, Emperor, said to have married a Rajput princess, i. 178 ;

defeated by Khet Singh, 321 ; causes Sultan Bahadur to retire, 366 ; defeated by Sher Shah, 373 ; retreats into Rajputana, 373 ; reception by Maldeo, 373 ; retreat through the desert, 373, iii. 1281 ; defeats Sikandar Shah, i. 375 ; death, 375

Hun, Hun tribe, i. 131 ; Raja's nuptial hall, 132 ; Angatsi, King, 131, 290 ; White, i. 256

Hundeo of Jaipur, iii. 1332

Hunting, ii. 750

I

Ibrahim Khan, viceroy, ii. 1012; Lodi, of Delhi, i. 352

Idar State, i. 100, 187, 414, 449, 512 ; provides successors to Me war, ii. 860, iii. 1828
'Idgah, place where rites of 'Id festival are performed, ii. 896
Ikshwaku, i. 39
Inayatu-lla Khan, minister, i. 469
Inch, a handful of corn or vegetables levied, i. 238, ii. 650
Indargarh, t., case of its chief, ill. 1501, 1507
Indha, section of Parihars, i. 121, ii. 940 944, 994, 1085 ; *Indhavati, iii. 1270
Indore, battle at, i. 529
Indraloka, death-land, iii. 1477 ;
Indraprastha, i. 51
Infanticide, causes of, i. 202, 203, 540 ; among Gakkhars, ii. 740 ; among Rajkumars, 743 ; measures to prevent, 741
Inscriptions, evidence of feudalism, i. 158 ; text of, ii. 914
Installation of Raja, i. 263, 384
Intolerance, absent in Mewar, ii. 604
Iradat Khan, Memoirs of, i. 465
Iron mines, i. 17 ; manufacture, ii. 1155 ; changed into gold, iii. 1647
Irrigation projects in Mewar, iii. 1661
Isani, the goddess, i. 371, ii. 598, 656
Isari Singh, of Jaipur, ii. 866, 871, iii. 1356
Itineraries in the desert, iii. 1309
'Itr-pan, perfume and betel given to close an interview, ii. 769, 848

J

Jadeja, Jareja tribe, i. 102, 103, 154, 202, 290, ii. 607, iii. 1286
Jadon tribe, i. 103, 110, 293, ii. 1174, 1207 ;

Jadonwati, their territory, i. 15
Jadu ka dang, i. 75, ii. 617
Jagad, Jagat Guru, a title of Akbar, i. 377
Jagannath, Vishnu, worship of, ii. 675, iii. 1511, 1695 ; temple, i. 410, 550, ii. 645
Jagat Khunt, Dwarka, i. 338, ii. 943, 1169; Singh (1) I. of Mewar, i. 432; (2) II. of Mewar, 482 ; (3) of Jaipur, ii. 1083, iii. 1364
Jagatya, a tax-collector, iii. 1564
Jagir, an assignment of land in lieu of military service, i. 426 ; *Jagirdar, a holder of such grant, a title of Mewar princes, 422, 426
Jagmall of Mewar, 1. 384
Jagmandir, palace, i. 406, 427, 433, iii. 1641
Jagnivas, palace, i. 406
Jagrani, the small-pox goddess, ii. 1038
Jahandar Shah, Emperor, ii. 1020
Jahangir, Emperor, attacks Partab Singh, i. 392, 409 ; attacks Amar Singh, 417 ; remarks on Sesodias, 161 ; captures Chitor, 175 ; marries Jodh Bai, 179 : favours Krishna worship, ii. 608 ; Memoirs of, i. 418, 549 ; introduces tobacco, ii. 749
Jahazgarh, Jahazpur, t., i. 8, 167, 321, 520, 528 ; ii. 955, iii. 1715, 1738
Jai Apa, ii. 866, 873, 891, 1063
Jai Chand of Kanauj, ii. 718, 930, 935
Jaimall, Patta, i. 380, 567, 569, ii. 856
Jainism, Jains, ii. 602 ; image worship, 624 ; laymen, i. 369 ; libraries, i. Introd. Ivi, ii. 605 ; pillar at Chitor, ii. 605 ; respect for animal life, 606 ; sacred places, 603 ; protected by Mewar, 602, 646 ; " retreat " in the rainy season, 606, iii. 1731
Jaipal, Raja of Panjab, i. 294
Jaipur State, annals, iii. 1327 ; building of the city, 1342. See Amber
Jaisal of Jaisalmer, ii. 1203
Jaisalmer State, annals, ii. 1169
Jaisamund, lake, i. 458
Jai Singh, (1) Mlrza Raja, of Jaipur, ii. 728, iii. 1340; (2) Sawai of Jaipur, 1341, 1497 ; (3) of Mewar, i. 456
Jaithwa, Jethwa tribe, i. 136
Jajau, battle, i. 464, ii. 982, iii. 1495
Jajnagar, Jajpur, t., i. 290
Jalandhara, Jalandarnath, Krishna, ii. 635, iii. 1266

Jalhan of Marwar, ii. 943

Jaljatra festival, ii. 649, 697

Jaljhulni festival, i. 261

Jalor, t., i. 384, ii. 797, 941, 954, 970, 996, 1010, 1079, 1109, iii. 1266

Jam, a title, i. 103, ii. 1219, iii. 1286

Jambunada, native gold, i. 94, ii. 694

James I. of England, letter of, i. 423

Jamwai, Jamwahi Mata, worship of, iii. 1331

Janamashtami festival, ii. 630, 649, 678

Janapao hill, i. 18, iii. 1687

Janavi, Janami Mata, worship of, i. 414, ii. 672, iii. 1376

Janeo, the Brahmanical cord, i. 264

Janjuha, Janjua tribe, ii. 1175

Jaswant (1) Rao Bhau, i. 528; (2) Rao Holkar, see Holkar ; (3) Singh of Marwar, ii. 975 ; commands against Aurangzeb, 980 ; conduct at battle of Dharmat, 724 ; at Khajua, 982 ; repudiated by his wife, 724 ; service in Kabul, 984 ; death, 985 ; character, 986 ; cenotaph, 835 ; treatment of his family, 990 ; (4) of Jaisalmer, 1227

Jat, Jat tribe, i. 127, ii. 1124, 1148, 1256 ; connected with Getae, i. 74, 128, ii. 1124 ; with Rajputs, i. 127 ; in Bikaner, ii. 1126 ; attacked by Mahmud, i. 129 ; sections of, iii. 1297 ; in Bharatpur, 1357; at Agra, 1359; right of inaugurating Maharaja of Bikaner, ii. 1129; Kathida. i. 128, ii. 917

Java, ii. 703

Javadia, horse of Gugga, ii. 1027, iii. 1452, 1710

Jawad, t., i. 15, 251, 504, 510

Jawahar Singh of Bharatpur, iii. 1359

Jawalamukhi temple, ii. 1037

Jawan Singh of Mewar, i. 123, 543, iii. 1825

Jawar, Jawara, mines, i. 169, 321, 397, 585

Jayadeva, songs of, i. 337, ii. 629, 630, 755, 764

Jeth Singh, (1) of Bikaner, ii. 1132; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1211

Jethi, a wrestler, ii. 751, iii. 1617

Jhala Makwana tribe, i. 135, ii. 1039

Jhalaka monastery, iii. 1751

Jhalawar State, i. 338, iii. 1780

Jhalrapatan, t., iii. 1780, 1782

Jharol, t., i. 259, 336

Jharu-barar, a broom tax, iii. 1567

Jhunjhunu, Fatehpur, t., i. 336, iii. 1423

Jigarkhor, a witch, vampire, i. 88, iii. 1615
Jinjiniali, t., ii. 1229, iii. 1316
Jinsi, artillery, iii. 1747
Jiran, t., i. 319, 445, 504
Jizya, the poll-tax, i. 441, 469, ii. 622, 994, 1021, 1037 ; abolished, i. 471, iii. 1482 ; letter of remonstrance against, i. 442
Jobner, t., iii. 1328, 1460
Jodh Bai, i. 389, ii. 965, iii. 1339
Jodha of Jodhpur, i. 325, 339, ii. 947, 950
Jodhpur, ci., position, ii. 820; founded, i. 339, ii. 947 ; captured by Mughals, 958 ; occupied by British, 833 ; besieged by Jagat Singh, 1085
Jogi, ascetics, ii. 948, 949. See Kanphata

Jogini, Yogini (1) spirits who feed on the slain, ii. 1016, 1179, iii. 1755; (2)

Mata, image of, 1806 ; (3) r., ii. 850
Jograj of Mewar, ii. 593
Johar, Jauhar, general suicide of women, i. 84, 310, 363, 381, ii. 744, 992, 1213, iii. 1821
Johya, Joiya, tribe, i. 102, 129, 142, 290, ii. 941, 944, 1130, 1133, iii. 1300
Jones, Sur W., i. 40, 41, 42, 107, ii. 630, 652, 700
Juar, Jawar, millet, i. 237 et passim
Jud, mountains, i. 75, 129, ii. 617
Jujhar, a memorial stone, i. 90, iii. 1412, 1815. See Paliya
Julaha, a weaver, iii. 1280
Juna Chhotan, t., iii. 1274
Junagarh hill, i. 54, 291, 293
Justice, administration of, ii. 1112

K

Kaba tribe, i. Ill, ii. 1170, iii. 1511
Kachahri, a court of justice, town duties, iii. 1434
Kachhwaha tribe, i. 56, 106, 161, iii. 1328; sections of, iii. 1438;
Kachhwahagar, Kachhwahagarh, iii. 1329
Kahror, t., ii. 1223
Kalian, of Jaisalmer, ii. 1208
Kaimkhani, Qaimkhani Chauhans, ii. 945, iii. 1423
Kalachuri dynasty, i. 48
Kalanjar fort, i. 52, 139, 376
Kalbhoj of Chitor, i. 283
Kalhora tribe, ii. 854, iii. 1299
Kali, worship of, i. 347, ii. 665
Kali Sind, r., i. 4, 18
Kalika Devi, worship of, i. 113 ; temple at Chitor, iii. 1821

Kalinadi, Kalindri, r., ii. 938

Kaliyanag, the dragon, ii. 636

Kalpi, t., i. 335

Kalyan Singh of Bikaner, ii. 1132

Kamadeva, Kamdeo, god of love, ii. 673, iii. 1476 ;

Kamadhwaja, Kamdhuj, Kamunda, title of Rathors, ii. 930, 1001 ;
Kamakumbha, vessel of desire, ii. 669, 898.
Kamaru-d-din Khan, wazir, iii. 1347, 1357
Kambakhsh, prince, his mother, ii. 1015 ; letter from Aurangzeb, i. 439 ; marries a Rajputni, i. 179 ; death, ii. 1015
Kampilanagara, t., i. 50, 59, 295
Kanaksen of Mewar, i. 251
Kanaswa, Kanswa inscription, ii. 917, iii. 1796
Kanauj, founded, i. 50 ; early history, ii. 933 ; extent, i. 50, ii. 936 ; attacked by Shihabu-d-din, 939 ; defeat of Humayun, i. 373 ; mythical Rathor dynasty, ii. 824
Kandhal of Bikaner, ii. 1131
Kanhaiya, Krishna, ii. 602, 608
Kanhal, Kanpal of Marwar, ii. 943
Kankut, valuation of standing crops, i. 583
Kanod Mohindargarh, t., iii. 1259
Kanphata, Kanphara Jogis, i. 87, ii. 601, 682
Kanthal district, i. 347, iii. 1670
Kanva dynasty, i. 65
Karan Singh, (1) of Bikaner, ii. 1135 ; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1210 ; (3) I. of Mewar, i. 303 ; (4) II. of Mewar, 427
Karauli State, i. 103, 180, ii. 1049
Karttika, Karttikeya, war god, ii. 687 ;
Karttik, month, festivals in, 695
Kasi, Benares, i. 93, 139
Katehr, Rohilkhand, i. 66, 110, ii. 717
Kathi tribe, i. 83, 133, ii. 941 ;
Kathiawar, i. 133
Kaurava tribe, iii. 1292, 1294
Kausambi, ci., i. 51, 56, iii. 1385
Kayasth caste, iii. 1814
Kedar, Kedarnath, iii. 1463
Kehar of Jaisalmer, iii. 1186
Kelwa, t., i. 333, 380, 442
Kelwara, t., i. 312, 316, ii. 776, iii. 1568
Keonj Mata, worship of, i. 116, iii. 1444
Kerala, km., i. 52
Keshorae, temple of, iii. 1545
Kettledrums, privilege of beating, i. 215, 233. See Nakkara
Khadatara, section of Jains, ii. 603, 1108

Khadga, a sword, Sthapana, worship of, ii. 679
Khairalu, Kheralu, t., i. Ill, ii. 1004, iii. 1273, 1322
Khajua, Khajwa, Khajuha, battle, ii. 982
Khalisa, crown or fiscal estate, i. 166
Khamnor, Khamnaur, battle, i. 394, 417, ii. 640
Khandela, t., iii. 1384, 1390, 1418, 1422
Khan Jahan Lodi, in. 1387
Khargadha, the wild ass, iii. 1306. See GORKHAR

Kharg bandhai, binding on the sword as an initiation to arms, i. 185, 223
Khari, r., i. 13, 489, 579
Kharlakar, a tax on forage and wood, i. 170, 577, ii. 644, iii. 1725
Khawar, oasis, iii. 1272
Khejra tree, ii. 683, 1151
Khengar tribe, i. 293
Kher, Khergarh, see Kherdhar ; the tribal levy, i. 197, ii. 1041
Kheralu. See Khairalit
Kherdhar, t., i. 137, 267, ii. 941, iii. 1273
Kheroda, t., i. 515, iii. 1621
Khet Singh of Mewar, i. 318, 321
Khetrpal, worship of, i. 318, 326, ii. 793
Khichi Chauhans, i. 115, 163, iii. 1790 ;

Khichiwara, iii. 1347
Khilji dynasty, i. 334
Khinwasar, t., ii. 862, 1008
Khizr Khan, Sultan, ii. 734, 1197
Khodiyar Mata, worship of, iii, 1444
Khokhar tribe, ii. 740, 1191, 1222
Khosa tribe, ii. 814, 1073, iii. 1298
Khota Bhils, iii. 1468, 1521
Khuman I. of Mewar, i. 283 ; Raesa, chronicle, i. 250, 284, 309, iii. 1813
Khurram, prince, i. 418, 428, 431, 432, ii. 973
Khushhaii, a benevolence, ii. 1159 ; Ram, Bohra, iii. 1361
Khusliroz festival, i. 400
Khusru, prince, i. 178
Kika Rana, Partab Singh of Mewar, i. 385
Kiladar, qil'adar, governor of fort, premier, i. 216, ii. 832, iii. 1519
Kirani Mata, worship of, ii. 1128 ;

Kirania, a ceremonial umbrella, i. 234, 310, ii. 660
Kirar caste, iii. 1429
Kirtti Stambha, pillar of victory, i. 320, ii. 605, iii. 1819
Kishangarh State, i. 370, ii. 965, 974
Kishor Singh of Kotah, iii. 1523, 1592
Kitar, qitar, a string of camels, ii. 1109
Knots, marking birtlulays, iii. 1697
Knox, Brigadier- General A., i. 544
Koila, fief, iii. 1571
Koli tribe, iii. 1279, 1280
Koregaon, battle, i. 97
Kotah State, annals, iii. 1521 ; origin of name, 1468 : separated from Bundi, 1486 ; unhealthiness, 1704, 1707
Kothari, r., i. 13
Kotharia, t., i. 195, 369, 380, 478, 529, 555, 563, ii. 664, 685
Kothri, a chamber, tribal groups in Jaipur and Bundi, i. 107, iii. 1436, 1488
Krishna, in the Mahabharata, i. 44 ; [[Dwarka, his capital, i. 47 ; the ' Hindu Apollo,' i. 222, 529 ; cult at Nathdwara, i. 529, ii. 607; the 'dark one,' 623 ; history of, 621 ; festivals, 638 ; forms of, 628, 630 ; patron deity of Haras, 618 ; in Russia, 615 ; death, i. 61 ; image removed to Mewar, ii. 609 ; effect of his cult on Rajputs, 619 ; worshipped in caves, 635 ; favoured by Mughal Emperors, 608

Krishna Kunwari, tragical fate of, i. 535, ii. 1082, iii. 1412
Kuchaman, t., ii. 820, 853, 1084
Kuhari, r., i. 120
Kujliban, 1. 289, iii. 1462
Kukkureswar, Siva, iii. 1823
Kuladevi, a tribal goddess, i. 106, ii. 1179
Kulin Brahmans, ii. 595
Kumara, god of war, i. 81, ii. 658, 694
Kumarapala Chaulukya, i. 117, 128, ii. 916, iii. 1651
Kumbh Sham temples, i. 336, iii. 1818
Kumbha Rana of Mewar. i. 332, ii. 945
Kumbhalmer fort, i. 12, 167, 169, 196, 316, 369, 371, 388, ii. 777 ; founded, i. 336 ; besieged by Shahbaz Khan, i. 396 ; recovered, 403 ; restored by Marathas, 546 ; taken by British, i. 549, ii. 778; gates, 779; temples, ii. 779; inscription, i. 251, ii. 781
Kunt, Kut, estimate of standing crops, i. 583
Kuntal of Amber, iii. 1332
Kuriltai, the Mongol council, i. 165
Kurwai Borasa, battle, iii. 1526
Kusumbha, a draught of opium, i. 341, 541
Kutbu-d-din, Qutbu-d-din, saint of Ajmer, ii. 1014 ; Ibak, i. 208, ii. 1164 ; -1-mulk, i, 467
Kuwari, r., i. 19, 106

L

Labri Khan Farangi, i. 362
Lachhman Singh, (1) of Chitor, i. 307; (2) Shaikhavat, iii. 1420; (3) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1218
Ladnun, t., ii. 862
Lakha, (1) Laksh Singh of Mewar, i. 321 ; (2) Phulani, ii. 853, 941, iii. 1305, 1310
Lakhamsi, Lakshman Singh of Chitor, i. 307
Lakhan, (1) Sen of Jaisalmer, ii. 1210 ; (2) a deified hero, 719
Lakhi Jangal, ii. 1156. See Horses
Lakhnauti, ci., i. 138
Lakulisa, Siva, i. Introd. xxxvi
Lakwa Dada, i. 524, 525, 528, 530, ii. 878
Lal Bai, i. 331, iii. 1681
Lai Kila, Qila', fort of Agra, ii. 977
Lal Shahbaz, saint, iii. 1313
Lalsont, Lalsot, battle, i. 513, ii. 875
Land system in Kotah, iii. 1559 ; in Mewar, i. 108, 573 ; in Jaisalmer, ii. 1249 ; landholders, i. 190, 578
Langaha tribe, ii. 941, 1191
Lanka, ii. 683, 701
Lar tribe, i. 138
Larkhani tribe, iii. 1426
Lawa, t., i. 511, 567, iii. 1640
Lead mines, i. 169
Leaping from precipices, suicide by, iii. 1663
Legitimacy, confirmed by Rana. See COMMENSALITY
Letters, treacherous, i. 450, ii. 957
Levies, feudal. See Kher
Libraries, i. Introd. Ivi, ii. 605
Lingam and Yoni symbols, 1. 264, ii. 598, 1016. See Phallic Worship
Literature, ii. 756
Litters, warriors concealed in, i. 308, ii. 734
Locusts, ii. 775
Lodorwa, t.,i. 102, 109, 296, 298, ii. 1185, 1198, 1205
Lohaua tribe, iii. 1295
Lohkot, i. 116, 252, 254
Lot, deified hero, i. 288, ii. 900, iii. 1447
Lucan, Lieut., iii. 1778
Luka tribe, iii. 1299
Lumri tribe, i. 75, iii. 1299. See Numri
Lunar Rajputs. See Chandravansa
Lunavada, Lonawara, t., i. 11, 119, iii. 1822
Lunavas, battle, ii. 1056

Luni, r., i. 8, 13, 19, ii. 889, 901, iii. 1264
Lunkaran of Bikaner, ii. 1132

M

Ma'ajun, an electuary of hemp or opium, i. 408, ii. 674
Macheri, t., and State, i. 141, iii. 1354, 1360
Madar, (1) saint, i. 431 ; (2) tree, ii. 1152
Madari, Madri, t., i. 222, 318, 380
Maggots in antelopes, ii. 834
Magic, sympathetical, ii. 1113, 1199 ; expulsion of cholera, iii. 1734 ; practised by Jains, ii. 813
Mahabat Khan, i. 386, 393, 397, 412, 418, 430, ii. 973
Mahabharata war, date, i. 68 ; relics of, ii. 1016
Mahadaji Sindhia, ii. 875 ; defeated at Sipra, i. 500 ; interferes in Mewar, ii. 1057 ; death, i. 524
Mahadeva Siva, cult in Mewar, ii. 598. See Siva
Mahasati, a cremation ground, i. 88, ii. 663
Maha Singh of Amber, iii. 1339
Mahavidyas, iii. 1774, 1817
Mahavira, i. 32, 78
Mahesri caste, ii. 1250
Maheswar, t., i. 33, 47, 109, ii. 638, iii. 1445
Mahi, r., i. 133
Mahi Muratib, the fish symbol, ii. 1023
Mahishmati, t., i. 33, 47, iii. 1445
Mahmud, (1) Begada of Ahmadabad, iii. 1821 ; (2) of Ghazni, i. 116, 122, 129, 287 ; (3) of Malwa, i. 335
Mahoba, t., i. 139, ii. 716
Maina tribe. See Mina
Mair, Mer, tribe, i. 12, ii. 651, 787, 888, iii. 1300, 1455 ; marriage customs, ii. 795 ; met by Author, 787 ; character, 793
Majam of Jaisalmer, ii. 1186
Makara Sankranti, festival, il. 697
Makrana, marble quarries, ii. 1107
Malasi of Amber, iii. 1335
Malava tribe, i. 142
Malays, ii. 1171
Malba, rubbish, a land tax, ii. 1158
Malcolm, Sir J., measures to reform forest tribes, i. 587 ; Campaign in Central India, iii. 1578
Maldeo of Marwar, i. 389, ii. 953 ; his treatment of Humayun, i. 373, ii. 956 ; his sons, 959 ; his cenotaph, 835
Malharrao. See Holkar

Malik Bayazid, Baz Bahadur, i. 378

Malkhani tribe, i. 116

Mallinath, hero, ii. 843, iii. 1272 ; Thal, iii. 1272
Malloi tribe, i. 142
Malpura, t., forays against, i. 315, 403, 440, ii. 1108
Malwa, derivation of name, iii. 1628
Mandala tribe, i. 445, 514, ii. 1039 ;

Mandalgarh, t., i. 15, 142, 196, 197, 212, 403, ii. 919, iii. 1721
Mandalika, governor of a district, i. 259, ii. 936
Mandasor, t., i. 445, 480, 514
Mandavri, worship of, iii. 1444
Mandhata, t., in. 1389 ; king, 1629
Mandor, ci., ii. 834, 941, 951, 994 ; seat of government transferred from, 947 ; walls, 839 ; captured by Rathors, 956
Mandu, ci., pillar of victory, i. 335 ; captured by Humajiln, i. 365
Mangalia tribe, i. 21, iii. 1300
Mangrol, battle, iii. 1602
Manikiala, Stupa, ii. 1189
Manikrae, Chauhan, i. 114, ii. 893, 900, iii. 1447, 1449
Manjanik, manjaniq, a kind of catapult, i. 362
Manohardas of Jaisalmer, ii. 1225
Mansab, office, prerogative, i. 177 el passim ;
Mansabdar, a title of office, 422
Mansarovar lake, i. 379, ii. 891, 1031
Man Singh, (1) of Jaipur, iii. 1338 ; reported attempt at poisoning by Akbar, i. 408, iii. 1338, 1486 ; (2) of Marwar, ii. 1080 ;meeting with the Author, 822
Mansura, t., i. 286, ii. 1187. 1234 ; iii. 1283
Mapa, dues on measuring grain, ii. 597
Marathas, Mahrattas, claim to Rajput descent, i. 104, 314 ; rise of, 472 ; tyranny of, 473, 510 ; cross the Nerbudda, 463 ; in Malwa and Gujarat, 485 ; cross the Chambal, 485 ; enter Rajputana, 489 ; false British policy, 505
Marble quarries, ii. 1107
Mari, the cholera goddess, ii. 1002, iii. 1733, 1734
Maroni, Marwan, tale of, iii. 1331
Marriage, of children, round tree, i. 261 ; of Mughals with Rajputnis, 178 ; age of, i. Introd. xxxviii ; reduction of expenses, ii. 741 ; benevolences levied at, 187 ; exogamy, 190 ; customs of Mairs, ii. 795
Marwan. See Maroni
Marwar, annals of, ii. 929 ; geography, 1104
Massagetae, i. 71
Masud of Ghazni, ii. 1202
Mata, the Mother goddess, i. 98, 402, ii. 684, 891, iii. 1280, 1809 ; Janami, Janavi, i. 414, ii. 672 ; Than, 863 ;

Matachal mount, 683. See Sakambhari

Mathura, i. 48, ii. 623, 1173

Maudud of Ghazni, i. 115

Mauna tribe, i. 272

Maurya dynasty, 1. 65, 265. See Mori

Mawaru-n-nahr, i. 127, ii. 1124

Maypoles at Holi festival, iii. 1703

Medicine, ii. 759

Medpat, i. 9, ii. 938

Mej, r., iii. 1713

Melons, ii. 748, 1150

Menal, ii. 591, iii. 1796, 1800, 1802

Meo tribe. See Mina

Mer tribe. See Mair

Mercantile tribes, i. 144

Mercenaries, employment, i. 181, ii. 1067 ; revolt, i. 507
Mercer, Mr. Graeme, i. 4, 533, iii. 1729
Merta, i. 337, ii. 882, 910, 950 ; battle, 1061 ;
Mertia sept of Rathors, i. 567, ii. 872, 950, 1005
Meru, m., i. 24
Merwara, ii. 789, 1005 ; subdued by Mewar, i. 584 ; by British, ii. 793 ; Battalion, 794
Metcalf, Lord, ii. 927
Meteoric fires, i. 89
Mewar, annals, i. 247
Mewasa district, ii. 1022, 1043
Mewat, ii. 717

Mhau Maidana, t., i. 109, iii. 1789
Mihiragula, i. 256
Mihran, the Indus, r., ii. 1208
Militia, feudal, i. 197
Mina tribe, i. 343, ii. 651, 812, Hi. 1332, 1429, 1715 ; conquered by Abhai Singh, ii. 1042 ; aborigines of Jaipur, i. 107 ; attacked by Hundeo, iii. 1332 ; right of inaugurating Rajas of Jaipur, ii. 1129 ; the criminal branch, iii. 1430
Mines and minerals, i. 17, 168, 321, 585, ii. 1154
Ministers, i. 214, 479, 556, iii. 1519 ; drawn from merchant class, i. 368, 403, 449, 474, 500, ii. 1088
Minnagara, t., i. 103, 265, 256, iii. 1285

Minors, guardianship, i. 188

Mira Bai, 1. 337, ii. 951, iii. 1818

Mirage, i. 20, ii. 883

Miras, hereditary estates, i. 196, 575, 580
Mithila, km., i. 46
Mithri, chief of, ii. 864
Moghia tribe, i. 244
Mohil, clan, i. 102, 142, ii. 941, 1127, iii. 1454
Mokal of Mewar, i. 323, 331
Mongol, meaning of name, i. 123, ii. 693 ; origin, i. 68
Monogamy, ii. 711
Monson, Col. Hon. W., retreat of, iii. 1516, 1571, 1777
Moon worship, ii. 623
Mora, t., in. 1439
Morals, ii. 708, 1059, 1075
Mori, Maurya tribe, i. 65, 110, 126, 265, ii. 919
Morwan, t., i. 504, iii. 1632, 1646, 1647
Mota Raja, Udai Singh, ii. 959
Moti Pasban, iii. 1630
Mu'azzam Bahadur Shah, Sliah 'Alam, i. 444, 464, ii. 983, 984
Muhammad, (1) the Propliet, i. 265 ; (2) Husain Mirza, ii. 1135 ; (3) bin Kasim, i. 114, 143, 270, 284, 286; (4) Shah, Lodi, i. 322 ; (5) Shah, Emperor, ii. 1025
Muinu-d-dln Chishti, saint, i. 418, ii. 841
Mujd, the tree, i. 329
Mukunddarra pass, i. 15, iii. 1522, 1571, 1779
Mukunddas, (1) Nahar Khan, ii. 988 ; (2) Singh of Kotah, iii. 1522
Mularaja, Mulraj, (1) Chaulukya, i. 118 ; (2) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1213, 1228
Mulla Salih, tutor, i. 436
Multan, ci., i. 83, 142 ; earth, ii. 1154
Munawwar piyala, a draught of opium, i. 86, ii. 661, iii. 1666
Munda of Jaisalmer, ii. 1200
Mundkati, blood price, i. 211, 330, ii. 805, 874
Murad, prince, i. 435
Muralidhar, Krishna, iii. 1821
Music, ii. 7.52, iii. 1709
Muskat Mandavi, ii. 812, iii. 1670
Muzaffar, (1) of Ahmadabad, i. 361, ii. 785 ; (2) Husain Mirza, ii. 969
Mythology, ii. 650, 705

N

Nadir Shah, invades India, i. 486, ii. 1063
Nadol. t., i. 292, 343, ii. 800, 806, 808, 940, 944, 997, iii. 1450
Naga race, i. 124, ii. 676 ; fighting ascetics, iii. 1435
Nagarchal town, i. 321 ; Gurlia, iii. 1274 ; Parkar, 1275, 1278
Nagari t., i. 379, iii. 1818
Nagarseth, a city magistrate, i. 171, 231, ii. 682
Nagnaicha, Nagnaichian, worship of, i. 106, 326
Nagor, t., i. 142, 389, ii. 734, 873, 954, 976, 994, 1037, iii. 1449
Nagpahar, hill, ii. 893
Nagpanchami festival, ii. 676
Nahan State, ii. 1020
Nahar Khan, (1) Kumpawat, ii. 967, 988 ; (2) of Mandor, i. 298, ii. 841
Naharnakh, tiger-claw weapon, ii. 721. See Baghnakh
Nahlwara, Anhilwara, i. 193
Najaf 'Ali Khan, Quli Khan, iii. 1362
Nakkara, naqqara, a kettledrum, i. 215, iii. 1482 et passim ; aswari, ii. 674 ; naqqara darwaza, gate where souned, 1070
Nala and Damayanti, tale of, ii. 735, 1139
Names, taboo of, iii. 1293
Nanak, the Sikh Gura, i. 465 ; panthi sect, iii. 1500
Nandi, the bull of Siva, ii. 598, 600
Nanta, t., iii. 1703, 1709
Napuji, of Bundi, iii. 1468
Narayan, Vishnu, iii. 1760; -das of Bundi, iii. 1474
Narlai, t., i. 291, 343, u. 806, 809, 929
Narsinggarh, t., ii. 765, 767
Narua, the guinea-worm, iii. 1303
Naruka Kachliwahas, i. 107, ii. 1027, 1252
Narwar, t., i. 106, 376, iii. 1373
Nasiru-d-din Sabuktigin, i. 295
Nathdwara, temple, i. 340, ii. 607, 769 ; endowments, 614 : image of god removed, i. 529, ii. 609 ; pillaged by Marathas, i. 529 ; pontiff, ii. 642
Nathji Maharaja, iii. 1694
Nathuram, figure paraded at Holi festival, ii. 704
Naukot, Naunangal, nine forts of Marwar, i. 109, ii. 971
Nauratri festival, ii. 673, 679
Nauroz, Nauroza, festival, i. 94, 177, 400, ii. 1021
Nawal, Newal, Jat of Bharatpur, iii. 1360

Nawalgarh fort., iii. 1397, 1425
Nawanagar, t., ii. 1022
Nayyad, new converts to Islam, iii. 1293
Nazar, a gift from an inferior to a superior, i. 582, u. 684 et-passim ; nazarana, a fine of reUef, i. 177, ii. 794
Nazir,a eunuch, guardian of harem, ii. 1030
Nekosiyar, grandson of Aurangzeb, ii. 1024
Nemi, Neminatha. See Arishtanemi
Nepal, refuge of Rajputs, i. 301
Nerbudda, r., proliibition against crossing, ii. 971, iii. 1503
Nigambhod Ghat, iii. 1456
Nikumbha tribe, i. 142
Nilab, r., Indus, i. 248, ii. 698, 936
Nima Sindhia, i. 463
Nimach, t., i. 319, 504, ii. 784
Nimaj, t., ii. 817, 819, 1100
Nisia, a Jain memorial, iii. 1789
Nizamu-1-mulk, Asaf Jah, i. 473, 484
Nobility, foreign stocks, i. 193
Nonanda, Nonlta, Krishna, ii. 628, 640
Nose-jewel, respect paid to, i. 502
Numri tribe, i. 75, ii. 855, iii. 1292, 1299
Nundab, a pledge by salt, iii. 1405
Nunkaran, (1) of Bikaner, ii. 1132 ; (2) of Jaisalmer, 1224 ; Shaikliawat, 1383
Nurabad, t.. Oilman's Bridge, ii. 913
Nurjahan, queen, i. 422
Nushirwan of Persia, i. 248, 253, 267, 275, 276, 277
Nushizad of Persia, i. 278
Nysa, Nyssa, ci., i. 26

O

Oasis, iii. 1263
Oaths, by throne, ii. 689 ; among Mairs, 796 ; by a pit and pebble, i. 261 ; by throwing off turban, i. 512 ; by arms, ii. 689
Observatories erected by Jai Singh, ii. 757
Oghna-Panarwa, district, i. 262, 316, 397
Okhamandal State, ii. 943, 1022
Omens, i. 85, 341, ii. 719, 804, 1023 ; by augury, i. 85, 342, ii. 767, 796, 862, 1217, iii. 1549 ; from a snake, i. 342
Omkarji temple, hi. 1388, 1663
Omophagia, eating human flesh, ii. 672
Omphis, King, i. 125, u. 626, 1185
One-eyed person, unlucky, ii. 1234, iii. 1573
Opium-eating, i. 82, 86, 213, ii. 661, 749, 880, 1149, 1254 ; trade, 1110 ; pledge by eating, ii. 750
Or, Orh, tribe, iii. 1785

Oracles given by Jogis, ii. 948, 949

Orchha, t., i. 140, 436

Ordeal, of confession, iii. 1314 ; trial„by, ii. 1113 ; by oath, iii. 1645
Oreitai tribe, iii. 1656
Osi, Osian, t., ii. 603, 765, 1108
Oswal Mahajans, ii. 603, 765, 851, 1108, 1193
Ottorokorrhai tribe, i. 52 •
Oxen of Gujarat, i. 422
Ozene, Ujjain, i. 249

Pabuji, hero, i. 329, ii. 843
Pachbhadra, Panchbhadra, salt lake, ii. 813, 1005, 1107
Pachisi game, ii. 754, iii. 1823
Pachpahar hill, ii. 729
Padma, worship of, ii. 673, 696
Padmini of Chitor, i. 307
Pagri, a turban ; pagri badal bhai, brother by exchange of turbans, iii. 1347
Pajun of Jaipur, iii. 1332
Pal, Raja of Delhi, i. 63
Palanpur, Palargarh, t., i. 451
Pali, t., ii. 778, 811, 942, 949, 1073, 1109
Palibothra, ci., i. 36, 51
Palitana, t., ii. 603, 838
Paliwal Brahmans, ii. 812, 942, 1255
Paliya, a memorial stone, iii. 1700. See Jujhar
Palod, t., i. 414, ii. 597, 645
Pamir mountains, i. 164
Pan, betel, see 'Itr-pan ; given before battle, i. 346,^ 381, 481, 552, 570 ; as an offer of service, ii. 969, 1040
Panchala, Panchalaka, kingdom, i. 32, 50
Panchayat, a village or caste council, i. 171, 215, 575, ii. 1109, 1114
Panchranga, the flag of Marwar and Jaipur, i. 163, ii. 834, 960, 1051
Pandaia, i. 37

Pandhari, pandhri, tax, i. 520, 530
Pandya, km., i. 53
Panipat, battle, i. 486
Panjnad, the Upper Indus, r., i. 22, ii. 1187, 1211
Panwar tribe. See Pramara
Papa Bai, i. 301
Par, r. See Parvati
Paraitakai tribe, i. 125, ii. 626
Paras patthar, the philosopher's stone, iii. 1647
Parasurama destroys the Kshatriyas, i. 43, iii. 1442
Parbati, Par, r., i. 18, iii. 1465
Parbatsar, t., ii. 851, 1084, 1085 ; battle, i. 537
Pardhan, a leader, prime minister, i. 214, 216, 479, 556, ii. 967
Parihar tribe, i. 107, 113, 119, ii. 839, 904, iii. 1444
Parkar, t. See Nagar Parkar
Parmal, Paramardi, Chandel, ii. 716, 718, 719
Parmavati, ci., i. 109
Parnala. See Panhala
Paropanisos range, i. 28
Parsvanath, twenty-third Jain Tlrthankara, i. 108, 125
Partab Singh, (1) of Jaipur, ii. 875, iii. 1362,1575; (2) of Bikaner, ii. 1138; (3) I. of Mewar, i. 385 ; (4) II. of Mewar, 496 ; (5) Shaikhavat, iii. 1400
Partabgarh State, i. 347
Parvati, worship of, ii. 671, 687
Parvez, Parviz, prince, i. 417, 430, ii. 973, iii. 1486
Pasbani caste, iii. 1630
Paseti, a plough tax, ii. 1158
Pataliputra, ci., i. 37, ii. 1173
Patan, battle, ii. 876, 1074 ; in Jaipur, iii. 1439. See Anhilwara Patan
Patar, the Central Indian tableland, i. 10, 15, in. 1471, 1680
Patel, a village headman, i. 171, 581, ii. 1115, iii. 1550 ; a title of Mahadaji Sindhia, ii. 1058 ; barar, a tax, iii. 1551
Paterero, a kind of ordnance, iii. 1719
Patta, a patent, grant, i. 191, 557 ; Bahi, book of grants, 205, 578 ; pattawat, pattayat, holder of a grant, 182, 231, 245, ii. 1116
Patta, the hero, i. 380. See Jaimall
Pauliya, Poliya, image at entrance of a temple, iii. 1774
Pawagarh, t., i. 115
Pom Singh, of Kotah, iii. 1523
Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, i. 48, 249
Persian descent of Mewar family, i. 271 ; wheel, iii. 1661
Pethapur, Pitapur, t., i. 119
Peti, a ration, i. 100, ii. 904, iii. 1413
Phag, the Holi festival, ii. 661
Phagesia festival, ii. 700, 703
Phaggi, t., ii. 1087
Phalgun, month, festivals, ii. 060

Phallic worship, i. 264, ii. 698, TO-i
Phalodi, t., ii. 813, 955, 1065, 1225
Philosopher's stone. See Paras PaTTHAR

Phuladola, flower festival, ii. 699

Phulra, t., ii. 941, 1141

Pichola lake, i. 405, 434, 446

Pila Khal at Bayana, i. 349, 356, iii. 1817

Pillars, memorial, i. 90. See Jujhar, Paliya, Seora
Pindaris, raids by, i. 8 ; treatment in Kotah, iii. 1573 ; campaign of Marquess of Hastings, 1577
Pipal, the sacred fig-tree, i. 95, ii. 610, 674, 803 ; Prachi, i. 96
Pipar, t., ii. 851, 952
Piram, Piramgarh, island, i. 137, 291
Pirthiraj. See Prithiviraja
Pisangan, t., ii. 901, 965
Pitri, pitrideva, the sainted ancestors, i. 33, 89, 325, ii. 678, 837, 1041
Pokaran fief, i. 218, ii. 818, 822, 831, 955, 1066, iii. 1271
Pokharna, Pushkarna Brahmans, i. 32, ii. 1255
Polygamy, i. 357, 358, ii. 711
Poppy cultivation, iii. 1667
Porus, i. 47, 249, ii. 782
Posthumous births, causes of discord, ii. 1081, iii. 1376
Pramara tribe, i. 107, 111, ii. 941, iii. 1444, 1693
Prasioi tribe, i. 37, ii. 1173
Pratihara tribe. See Parihara
Prayag, Prag, Allahabad, i. 46, ii. 1173
Prayer-call, prohibited, ii. 1058
Precipice, suicide by jumping from, iii. 1663
Premiers, i. 214
Priesthood, influence, ii. 589 ; priestly functions of Ranas, i. 32, 247, 260, ii. 602, 659
Primogeniture, i. 494, ii. 1071, iii. 1370 ; set aside, i. 465, ii. 975
Prisoners, treatment of, ii. 1112
Prithivi, Prithiviraja, (1) Chauhan, i. 38, 104, 113, 133, 136, 140, 299, ii. 715, 937 ; (2) I. of Jaipur, iii..l336 ; (3) II. of Jaipur, 1361 ; (4) of Bikaner, i. 398 ; (5) of Marwar, ii. 985 ; (6) of Kotah, iii. 1604 Pugal fief, ii. 730, 945, 1124, 1185 Punpal of Jaisalmer, ii. 1210

Pur, t., ii. 909 ;
Purmandal, t., i. 449, 466, ii. 1004, 1008
Puranas, i. Introd. xl, 23

Pushkar lake, ii. 590, 891 ; Brahmans, see Pokharna
Putra, a deified youth, i. 288, 326, ii. 952

Q

Qaimkhani. See Kaimkhani
Qaraval, a running fight, iii. 1659
Qitar. See Kitak
Qutbu-1-mulk. See Kutbu-l-mulk

R

Rabari tribe, ii. 1193, iii. 1297
Rabri, maize pottage, ii. 846, 972
Raemall of Chitor, i. 340, iii. 1475
Raepal of Marwar, ii. 943
Raesal Darbari, iii. 1384
Raesen, t., i. 349, 358
Rae Singh of Bikaner, i. 399, ii. 958, 1132
Raethana, Rajputana, i. 1
Rafiu-d-darajat, Emperor, i. 475, ii. 1024 ;
Rafiu-d-daula, Emperor, ii. 1024
Raghudeva, hero, i. 325 ;
Raghugarh, t., i. 5, 15 ;
Raghuvansi, title of Ranas, i. 247
Rahat, Bhattis, ii. 1157;
Rahatgarh, t., i. 4
Rahkala, a swivel gun, ii. 821
Rahmi, km., i. 249
Rahup of Chitor, i. 305
Rainsi, Chauhan, iii. 1463
Rajagriha, Rajgir, t., i. 51, 64
Rajar tribe, i. 21, iii. 1299, 1310
Rajeswari, worship of, i. 106

Raj Jogi, chief warrior ascetic, ii. 681

Rajkumar tribe, infanticide, ii. 743

Rajloka, ladies' apartments, ii. 992

Rajputs, origin of, i. Introd. xxxi, 160, 248 ; alienated from Mughals, i. 461 ; of Jaipur, iii. 1430 ; amusements, ii. 750 ; pride in ancestry, i. 162 ; apostates, 463 ; love of arms, ii. 752 ; of Bikaner, ii. 1149 ; refusing to bow before royalty, ii. 990 ; relations with Brahmans, i. 34 ; alliances with British, i. 146, ii. 882 ; character, ii. 707, 747 ; regard for dignity, i. 428, ii. 990 ; dress, ii. 758 ; love of drinking, i.82, 85 ; furniture, ii. 757 ; gambling, i. 85, 208 ; genealogies, 29 ; loyalty, see SWAJIIDHARIIA ; manners and morals, ii. 708, 1059 ; alliances with Mughals, i. 178, 193, 435 ; generals in Mughal service, i. 179, 226 ; league against Mughals, i. 465 ; love of music, ii. 752 ; patriotism, i. 224 ; religion, i. 80, 81 ; Thirty-six Royal Tribes, i. 97 ; States, how distinguished, ii. 801 ; perstitions, ii. 759 ; tribal system. i. 151, ii. 801 ; virtues, 11. 747 ; devotion of women, ii. 713 ; influence of women, ii. 735 ; respect for women, ii. 709, 735, 746
Rajsamund lake, i. 263, 454
Raj Singh, (1) of Bikaner, ii. 1138 ; (2) I. of Mewar, i. 434, ii. 606; (3) II. of Mewar, i. 442, 496, ii. 995, 1011

Rakliabhdev, Rakhabhnath, temple, i. 393
Rakhi, a wrist amulet, i. 364, ii. 677, 942
Rakhwali, protection, blackmail, i. 203, 231, 554, 578, ii. 794, iii. 1411
Rakshasa, a demon, marriage by capture, ii. 745
Rama, a deified hero, 1. 55, 252 ; his birth festival, ii. 673
Ramayana epic, ii. 693
Ramdeoji, hero, ii. 843, iii. 1272
Rameswar, i. 18 ; Ramesvaram, i. 388, iii. 1511
Ram Singh, (1) of Mar war, ii. 1054 ; (2) of Biindi, iii. 1520, 1740; (3) of Jaipur, 1341
Ran, Rann of Cutch, i. 19, iii. 1264
Rana, title of princes of Mewar, i. 305
Ranchhor, Krishna, ii. 609, 619
Rangar, Rangra caste, i. 535, iii. 1550
Rani, t., ii. 812, 1146
Ranjit Singh, Sikh, i. 131
Ranmall of Marwar, i. 323, 325, 327, ii. 945, 946
Ranthambhor fort, i. 5, 15, 16, 319, 359, 365, iii. 1481
Rao, Maharao, a title, iii. 1528
Rasala, Risala, Rasaladar, Risaladar, a civil and military title, iii. 1519
Rasmandal dance, ii. 629, 634, iii. 1819
Rasora, a refectory, i. 215, 370
Ratan Singh, (1) of Mewar, i. 359 ; (2) pretender at Mewar, i. 497, 505
Rathor, Rathaur tribe, i. 105, ii. 029, 1105, 1149 ; derivation of name 930, 933 ; sections, i. 106 ; origin of, 101, ii. 823 ; arrival in Marwar, 940 ; goddess of, i. 100, 326 ; mythical dynasty of Kanauj, i. 161, ii. 824
Ratlam, t., 1. 416, 529, ii. 965
Rawal, Rawat, titles, i. 249, 479, 481, ii. 1196
Raziya Sultan, ii. 1164
Rent, collection of, i. 582, ii. 1115
Revenues and rights of Crown, in Mewar, i. 168, 585 ; Marwar, ii. 1114 ; Bikaner, 1156 ; Jaisalmer, 1249 ; Jaipur, iii. 1432 ; Kotah, 1550

Rhamnae tribe, i. 249
Rian, t., ii, 875, 888, 955, 1065
Risala, Risaladar. See Rasala
Rishabhadeva, first Jain Tu-thankara, i. 58, 337
Robes, poisoned, ii. 728, 867, 985
Roe, Sir T., i. 161, 248, 407, 424
Rohilla tribe, ii. 782
Rohri Bakhar, ii. 1134
Rohtasgarh fort, i. 106
Rori, pebbles found in the Chambal r., iii. 1757
Roshan-akhtar, Emperor, i. 475 ;
Roshanu-d-daula mosque, i. 487
Rui, jungle in the desert, ii. 1246, iii. 1265
Rumi Khan, i. 362
Rupnagar, t., i. 119, 440, n. 799

S

Sa'adat Khan, i. 487
Sabal Singh of Jaisalmer, ii. 1225
Sabuktigln. See Nasiru-d-din
Sadabrat, Sadavrat, free distribution of food, i. 328, ii. 597
Sadani tribe, i. 380
Sadhani Shaikhawats, iii. 1422
Sadhu, marriage of, ii. 730
Sadik, Sadiq Muhammad Khan of Bahawalpur, iii. 1301
Sadri, fief, i. 233, 345, 380, 394, ii. 712, iii. 1631
Safdar Jang, i. 484
Saffron robes, worn on going into battle, i. 226, 334, u. 703, 1044, iii. 1471, 1483, 1491, 1522 ; at marriage, ii. 1025 ; men sworn to die marked with saffron water, ii. 1050
Saharan, Tak, i. 118, 126
Sahariya tribe, i. 21, ii. 651, 813, 814, 950, 1073, iii. 1262, 1298
Sahu, ' honest,' a title of Sivaji, i. 471 ;
Sahukar, a banker, ii. 1185
Saila, Sailadisa, a title of Bappa, i. 261
Sair, miscellaneous revenue, il. 1116, 1157
Saisunaga dynasty, i. 64
Saiva sect, privileges of, ii. 598
Sajji, barilla, ii. 813, 885, 1118
Sakadwipa, i. 88, 123, 351, ii. 1172
Sakai tribe, i. 88, ii. 705 et passim
Sakambhari Devi, worship of, i. 70, 98, in. 1449
Sakarwal, Sakarwar, tribe, i. 141
Sakha, shakha, a branch, race, section of a tribe, i. 98, 101, 106, 111, 115 et passim
Sakha, a general massacre, i. 85, 309, ii. 1180, 1215, 1216
Sakta of Mewar, i. 174, 413 ;
Saktawat clan, feud with Chondawats, i. 175, 412, 511, ii. 766, 909, iii. 1622
Sakti Devi, goddess, i. 113 ;
Sakti Kumar of Mewar, i. 270, 271, 281, u. 808
Sakuntala, i. 52

Salabat Khan, assassination of, ii. 976
Salakh, Salkha of Marwar, ii. 944
Salar, Silar tribe, i. 138
Salbahan. See Salivahana
Salgirah, the birthday knot, iii. 1697
Salim, (1) prince, see JahanqIr ; (2) Singh, prime minister of Jaisahuer, ii. 1230 ;

Sallmshah rupees, iii. 1669
Salivahan, [[Salivahana[[, (1) the hero, i. 110 ; (2) of Jaisalmer, ii. 1180, 1207
Salkha. See Salakh
Salono festival, ii. 677
Salt, as a pledge of good faith, iii. 1405 ; eating of, a pledge of loyalty, ii. 981 ; production and trade, ii. 813, 1107, 1117, 1118
Salumbar fief, i. 380, 409 ; privileges of the chief, i. 185, 216, 217, 429, 481, 518, 557 ; his crest, 235, 324
Samarsi, Samar Singh of Mewar, i. 281, 297, ii. 937
Sambhaji, i. 451
Sambhar, ci. and lake, i. 114, 331, ii. 955, 1015, 1033, 1107
Sambos, i. 103, 255, ii. 1189, 1219
Samma tribe, ii. 1189, 1219
Samprati, grandson of Asoka, i. 336, ii. 779, 809, 899
Sampu lake, legend, ii. 852
Samugarh, battle, i. 434, iii. 1491
Sanad, a royal grant, i. 177, ii. 825
Sandier Mata, worsliip of, iii. 1444
Sanchor, t., i. 115, ii. 859, 941, 1010, 1105, iii. 1269 ; Brahmans of, iii. 1272
Sanctuary, rights of, i. 230, ii. 610, 613, 614, 648, see Saean ; violation of, 613
Sandhills, ii. 1149

Sandracottus, Chandragupta, i. 37, 49
Sang, a lance, ii. 793, 1058
Sanga of Mewar, see Sangram Singh ;

Sangawat Sesodias, i. 176, 188, 222, 380, ii. 908. See Chondawat
Sangala, ci., i. 128
Sangam, a sacred river jimction, i. 18, ii. 704
Sangram Singh, Sanga, (1) of Mewar, i. 341, 348 ; (2) II. of Mewar, i. 472
Sanichar, Saturday, unlucky, ii. 722

Sanjogta, tale of, ii. 725
Sankh, ransankh, the conch, war shell, ii. 720, iU. 1527
Sankhla Pramars, i. Ill, 295 ; ii. 731, 941, 1123
Sankra, r., iii. 1315
Sankrant, Sankranti, the solstices, i. 94, ii. 655, 837
Sannyasi ascetics, i. 581, ii. 590, 773
Sansani, t., iii. 1358
Santal of Marwar, ii. 950
Sar, a lake, usually salt, ii. 857, 1153
Sarad, the autumn season, ii. 656, 694
Saran, sarana, sanctuary, i. 230, 451, ii. 767, 831, 999, 1012 et passim
Saras, the great crane, Grus antigone, ii. 719
Sarasvati, r., ii. 890, 1043 ; Brahmans, ii. 1127, 1148, see *Sarsut ; the goddess, iii. 1774
Sarbuland Khan, i. 484, ii. 867, 932, 1039, 1040
Sardesmukh, a Maratha official, i. 471
Sardula, a griffin-like figure. See GraS
Sariaspa tribe, i. 137, ii. 916
Sarsut Brahmans. See Sarasvati
Sarup Singh, (1) of Bikaner, ii. 1137 ; (2) of Kotah, iii. 1541
Sarwaiya tribe, i. 137, ii. 917
Sarwariya tribe, i. 119
Sasan, land grants to Brahmans, ii. 590
Sasavindu tribe, i. 47
Satal of Marwar, ii. 950 ;
Satalmer, t., ii. 950, 955, 1221
Satara, royal family, i. 314
Sati, suttee, immolation of wife with husband, origin, i. 88, ii. 737 ; cases of, ii. 837, 1030, 1213, iu. 1478, 1514 ; siuines, ii. 740, 777 ; dread of curses by, ii. 867, 1060, iii. 1477, 1657 ; oath by, iii. 1657
Satphera, seven revolutions of bride and bridegroom round sacred fire, ii. 795
Satrimjaya, ci., i. 415, ii. 603, 838
Satur, t., iii. 1713, 1714
Saura sect. Sun worshippers, i. 254
Saurashtra. See Sueashtra
Sauromatae, tribe, ii. 651
Sauvira, i. 93

Sawai, a honorific title, ii. 969, 1014
Sawan, the month, festivals in, ii. 675 ; Tij, ii. 675, iii. 1274
Sayyid Abdulla, wazir, iii. 1391 ;
Sayyida of Barha, i. 467. 473, ii. 857, 1026
Scapegoat, human, iii. 1663
Scutage, i. 173

Scythians, traditions of, i. 70 ; incorporated with Hindus, ii. 653 ; descent of Rajputs from, i. 29, 73, ii. 653 ; dress, theogony, i. 79 ; religion, war, i. 80 ; polyandry derived from, 401 ; use of handmarks, 419 ; sword worship, ii. 680
Seals, devices on, i. 482
Seasons, Hindu classification of, ii. 656
Sehat tribe, i. 295
Sehwan, Sihwan, ci., i. 5, 255, ii. 894, iii. 1312
Sengar tribe, i. 141
Sengar, Singar, Chaori, temples, i. 132, iii. 1758, 1816
Seora, an inscribed pillar, i. 158
Ser, a weight, about 2 lbs., ii. 597 ;

Serana, grain allowances to officials, i. 236, 581, ii. 597, iii. 1625
Serpent, worship among Scythians, i. 43, ii. 677 ; among Hindus, ii. 676 ; identifying an heir, i. 342, ii. 1217, iii. 1330 ; fount of king, iii. 1768 ; saffron offered to, iii. 1648 ; haunting a gate in Agra fort, ii. 978 ; Sampu lake, legend, 852. See Takshak
Sesoda, village, i. 101, 252, ii. 773, iii. 1752 ;
Sesodia clan, i. 101, 162, 305 ; origin of name, i. 47, 252, iii. 1752 ; in Imperial service, i. 429
Seta tribe, ii. 1221
Setram of Kanauj, ii. 940
Setubandha bridge, i. 292
Seventy-four and a half, an unlucky number, i. 383
Shab-i-barat, a Musalman festival, ii. 696
Shah 'Alam Bahadur, Emperor, i. 460, 464, 466
Shahbaz Khan, General, i. 396, 403 ; Lal, saint, iii. 1313
Shah Jahan, Emperor, favours Saivism, ii. 608. See KnuRRAM
Shahna, Shahnah, a watcher of cut crops, i. 583
Shahpura, t., i. 38 ; fief, i. 168, 198 ; feud with Amargarh, i. 212, iii. 1719
Shaikhavati federation, iii. 1378;

Shaikhji, a saint, iii. 1380
Shaista Khan, ii. 983, 1020
Shamnath, Syamnath, Krishna, iii. 1818
Shaving in mourning, i. 402, ii. 745. See Hair
Shenvi Brahmans, i. 524
Sheo, Sheo-Kotra, t., iii. 1272, 1321
Sheodan Singh of Mewar, ii. 752
Sheogarh lief, i. 214, 512
Sheopur, State, i. 138, ii. 619, iii. 1674
Sheoratri festival, i. 94, 95, ii. 655
Sher, Shir, Khiin, Emperor, i. 39 ; defeats Humayun, i. 373 ; attack on Marwar, ii. 956 ; sarcasm on Marwar, ii. 835, 931, 957
Shernala valley, ii. 774, 795
Sheshnag, the serpent which supports the world, ii. 980, iii. 1648 ; a Takshak leader, i. 37, 64, 125
Shields, gifts presented in, i. 552, ii. 689 ; oath by, 689 ; of rhinoceros hide, 752
Shihaba, meteoric fires, i. 89
Shihabu-d-din, Muhammad Ghori, invades India, i. 50, 117, 300, 302,ii. 718, 937, 939 ; murder of, i. 225
Shikarpur, t., ii. 1249
Shishmahall, a hall decorated with mirrors, i. 199
Shoemaker's knife worshipped, ii. 625
Shoshpari, a mace, i. 424
Shrubs and trees in the desert, iii. 1307
Shuja prince, i. 435
Shuja'at Khan, ii. 1008
Shujawan Singh, Shaikhavat, iii. 1389
Shukri, a complementary levy, i. 236
Siahji of Marwar, i. 105, ii. 812, 930, 940, 941
Siarh, Nathdwara, i. 340, ii. 609, 647
Sibi tribe, ii. 634
Siddharaja Jayasingha of Anhilwara, i. 117, 138, 300, ii. 800, 936, 1160, 1203
Siddhpur, t., i. 449, ii. 1043
Sieges, mock, of Amber, iii. 1534 ; Dhar, ii. 1199 ; Bundi, iii. 1471
Siharas, Raja, ii. 1186, iii. 1284
Sihbandi, mercenary troops, ii. 1251
Sikandar, (1) Rumi, Alexander the Great, ii. 1134 ; (2) Shah, of Delhi, i. 375 ; (3) us-Sani, Alau-d-din, i. 312
Sikhar, sikhara, the pinnacle of a Hindu temple, ii. 600
Sikhs, the, i. 464
Sikka, a seal, coinage, ii. 883
Sikot, Siyakot, the mirage, i. 20, ii. 884, 887
Sikri, Fatehpur, i. 141, 349
Silah, armour, Silahdevi, goddess of arms, ii.l017 ; Silah-khana, an armoury, 752 ; Silahposh, a man in armour, 1062
Silar tribe, i. 138
Silver mines, i. 14
Sind, r., i. 18, ii. 1243; derivation of name, i. 248, ii. 1243 ; *Sindsagar, i. 130 ; Sindi mercenaries, i. 181, 607
Sindhia family, i. 227
Singar. See Sengar
Singhi Brahmans, ii. 1075
Sipra, r., i. 18, 500, li. 1034
Sirohi, t., ii. 969,' 1042 ; sword, 752, 1058
Sisira, the cold season, ii. 656
Sistan, ii. 1188
Sita, consort of Rama, her hot well, iii. 1511 ; the cold season, ii. 656
Sitala Mata, the small-pox goddess, ii. 664, 1038
Siva, the god, ii. 598 ; worshipped at river junctions, i. 18, ii. 704 ; his symbol, 598 ; Ranas his vicegerents, ii. 602, 662 ; his worship, 598, 601 ; his priests, 601 ; three-eyed, 601 ; cult approved by Shahjahan, 608 ; connected with the Sun, 699. See ISVARA, LiNGAM, MAHADEVA, EKLINGJI

Sivaji, descent of, i. 314 ; letter to Aurangzeb, 442 ; kills Afzu-1 Khan, ii. 721 ; capture and escape, 984 ; death, 986
Sivaratri festival. See Sheoratri
Siwana, Siwanchi, t., district, ii. 955, 959, 996, 1005, 1006, 1010, 1020, iii. 1268
Sixteen chiefs of Mewar, i. 428, 588
Skinner, Col. J., ii. 662 ; Horse, 761
Skulls used as drinking - vessels, i. 82 ; tower of, i. 357
Slaves, slavery, i. 206
Small-pox. See Sitala Mata
Snake. See Serpent
Soap-nuts, ii. 761
Socotra, Sokotra, island, ii. 703
Soda, Sodha, tribe, i. 21, 111, 372, ii. 941, iii. 1283, 1291, 1294
Sogdoi tribe, i. 5, 111, 372, iii. 1283
Soils, in Marwar, ii. 1106 ; in Mewar, iii. 1625 ; in Jaisalmer, ii. 1247
Solanki, Solankhi tribe, i. 107, 116, 119, ii. 941, iii. 1444
Solar and Lunar Rajputs, i. 31, 32, 40, 99
Solstices, festivals at, i. 94, ii. 655
Somji, murder of, i. 514
Somnath, t., i. 287
Sonigir, Sonagir, Jalor ; Chauhans, i. 112, 115, 291, 293, 304, 369, 380, 384, ii. 797, 941, 944, iu. 1266
Soning, Durga, hero, ii. 997, 1003
Sophagasenas of Kabul, ii. 1176, 1188
Sora, Sorai, tribe, i. 254
Sovereign, his position in Mewar, i. 174
Spitting, conveying spiritual power, i. 265
Sport, ii. 750
Srawak, the Jain laity, i. 369
SriMathura, t., i. 5, 103
Srinagar, t., i. 342
Sringi Rishi, ii. 1148
States, distinctions of, i. 145
Steell, Capt., adventure with a snake, ii. 978
Stones, precious, i. 15 ; representing dead warriors, iii. 1700. See Jujhar, Paliya
Subhkaran Singh, Bundela, i. 140
Sub-infeudation, i. 199
Succession, law of, iii. 1370. See Primogeniture
Sudasheo Bhao, Maratha, 11. 878
Suevi, 1. 80, ii. 669
Sugar cane, cultivation of, iii. 1626
Sui Bah, Gam, Vihar, t., ii. 1109, iii. 1277
Suicide by jumping over cliffs, iii. 1663
Suja, Surajmall of Marwar, ii. 952 ;
Suja Chauhan and the tiger, i. 333
Sujan Singh of Bikaner, ii. 1047, 1137
Sukhdeo, cave worship of, iii. 1663
Sukri, r., i. 13
Sulaiman Koh, mountains, ii. 782
Sultangraha, Dujgandeo of Bundi, iii. 1451
Sumeru, mount, i. 24, ii. 1001
Sumptuary edicts, 1. 240
Sumra tribe. See Umar-Sumra
Sun and moon worship, ii. 623, 657 ; descent from the Sun, i. 247 ; Sun, Heaven of the dead, see Stoyaloka ; pregnancy caused by the sun, 274 ; Sun and Siva worship, ii. 699. See Saura
Sunga dynasty, i. 65
Sunth, t., iii. 1822
Surajmall, (1) of Bharatpur, iii. 1359 ; (2) of Bundi, i. 359, iii. 1476 ; of Marwar, ii. 952 ; (3) of Mewar, i. 342
Surajpol, the gate of the Sun, i. 217, ii. 659
Surasenoi tribe, i. 48
Surashtra, i. 254 ; pillars dedicated to the dead, 90 ; invaded by barbarians, 256, 269
Surat Singh of Bikaner, ii. 1139
Surjan Singh of Bundi, iii. 1480, 1483
Surpur, Suryapur, t., i. 48, ii. 607, 622
Sursagar lake, ii. 972, 1014, 1025
Sur Singh of Marwar, ii. 835, 969
Surthan, (1) of Toda, i. 344 ; (2) of Nimaj, ii. 818, 1098, 1099 ; (3) of Bundi, iii. 1479 ; (4) of Sirohi, ii. 969, 989
Surveys of Rajputana, i. 2
Surya, the Sun god, ii. 651 ; gokhra, balcony, ii. C59 ; kunda, fountain, i. 257 ; loka, Paradise, ii. 843, 1045 ; mahall, hall, 659 ; mandala. Paradise, 1003 ; Prakas, chronicle, 931, 1026, 1046 ; -vansa, sun-born race, i. 55j 247

Sutherland, Col. R., i. 526

Suttee. See Sati

Swamidharma, loyalty, i. 200, 224, ii. 967

Swat, district, i. 295 ; Swati tribe, ii. 1221

Swayamvara, selection of husband by a maiden, ii. 735, 936

Sword, varieties of, ii. 752 ; made by Visvakarma, i. 264 ; made at Bikaner and Sirohi, ii. 752, 1058, 1155 ; bestowed on chiefs, ii. 663 ; investiture with, i. 90, 185, 223 ; representing an absent bridegroom, 359 ; waved during an incantation, 339 ; oath by, ii. 689 ; worship, i. 90, ii. 653, 679

T

Ta'aziya, cenotaphs carried at Muharram festival, ii. 783

Tahawur: Khan, i. 445, 451, ii. 995. 996, 998

Tahera, t. See Bahra

Tajik tribe, i. 75, 124

Tak, Takshak, the snake race, i. Introd. xxxii, 43, 123, ii. 626, 677, 839, 1184, iii. 1769 ; Kund, iii. 1768

Takshasilanagari, ci., 1. 110, ii. 782

Talawari, Tarain, battle, i. 302

Talpuri tribe, ii. 854, iii. 1299

Talwar, tarwar, a sword : bandhai, investiture with, iii. 1685. See Kharg-BANDHAI
Tambavatinagari, ci., ii. 912

Tamgha. See Altamgua

Tana, Tanuja Mata, shrine of, ii. 1187 ;

Tano, Tanuji, of Jaisalmer, 1191
Tanda, a Banjara caravan, i. 205, ii. 814, 815, 1117
Tank, sacred, rite of cleansing, ii. 1228
Tanka, tankha, a reservoir, ii. 1153
Tanot, t., i. 293, 298, ii. 1187
Tantia Jog, Maratha, iii. 1771
Tapi Baori, ii. 967
Tappa, a fiscal area, i. 584 ; a measure in music, 550
Taprobane, Ceylon, ii. 842
Tara Bai, i. :J44, ii. 7.S:i
Taragarh, fort at Ajmer, ii. 901, 970 ; at Bundi, iii. 1505
Tarain. See Talawari
Tararoi district, iii. 1271
Tarkin Pir, a saint, ii. 1089
Tashkend, Tashkent, i. 75, 124
Tatariya dirham, a coin, ii. 913
Tatta, Tatha, t., ii. 1204 ; and Multan, lords of, i. 134
Tawari tribe. See Thori
Taxila, ci., ii. 626, 782 ; Chitor, i. 110
Tejsi, Tej Singh of CMtor, i. 297, ii. 894
Teli, an oilman, bridge of, ii. 913 ; Telini, plant used as a blister, ii. 728
Temples, Hindu, destroyed by Aurangzeb, iii. 1388
Thai, sand ridges, iii. 1265
Tharad State, i. 119, ii. 1010, iii. 1277, 1278
Thida of Marwar, ii. 944
Thirty-six Royal Races, 1. 97
Thomas, George, i. 526, ii. 1166, iii. 1409
Thori, Tori, Tawari tribe, 1. 244, ii. 1148, iii. 1300
Thread, Brahmanical. See JANEO, ZUNNAR

Throne, oath by, i. 406, 456

Thugs, prohibition against harbouring, i. 244
Thun, t., sieges of, iii. 1358
Thyssagetae, ii. 680
Tiba, tibba, a sandhill, i. 22
Tiger of Morwan, iii. 1649
Tij festival, ii. 675, iii. 1274
Tika, mark on forehead impressed at inauguration, i. 262 et passim, see Tilak ; tikadaur, ceremonial foray of a new Raja, i. 315, 439, ii. 1008, 1183, iii. 1540
Tilak, mark of inauguration, i. 276, ii. 1030. See TIKA
Timur, Taimur, invasion of India, i. 131, ii. 1105
Tin mines, i. 14, 169, 321, 397, 585
Tirbeni. See Triveni
Tithes, ii. 594, 597
Tobacco, introduced in reign of Jahangir, ii. 749 ; abolition of monopoly, i. 159, 239
Tod, J., his life and works, i. Introd. xxv; his survey, 2 ; agent of Mewar, Marwar, Jaisalmer, and other States, i. 549, ii. 1094, 1243 ; attempt to poison, iii. 1716; accident at Begun, 1810; at battle of Mangrol, 1602

Tod, John, death of, ii. 790
Toda, t., ii. 782, 783, iii. 1455. See Tonk Toda
Togra tribe, i. 110
Tomara. See Tuar

Tomato plant, iii. 1309

Tonga, battle, ii. 875, 1073

Tonk State, i. 544 ;
Tonk Toda, i. 110, ii. 783, iii. 1455
Tonwar. See Tuar
Toran, a marriage or ceremonial arch, i. 317, ii. 681, 685,. 808, 840
Tori tribe. See Thori
Totemism, i. 43, ii. 1191
Treaties, with Udaipur, ii. 927 ; Marwar, iii. 1829 ; with Jaisalmer, iii. 1830 ; with Jaipur, iii. 1831
Trees in Bikaner and Mewar, iii. 1307, ii. 1151 ; sacred, i. 95
Trimurti, the Hindu triad, ii. 704
Tripolia, the triple portal, i. 550
Triveni, Tirbeni, a triple river junction, i. 18. See Sangam
Troy, Horse of, tale, i. 308
Tuar, Tomara, Tonwar sept, i. 38, 104 ;

Tuargarh, Tuarvati, ii. 876, 1027
Tulapurushadana, weighing of a Raja against gold and valuables, ii. 590
Tulasi, the sacred basil, ii. 644
Tulja Bhavani, worship of, iii. 1816
Turbans, change of, to mark brotherhood, i. 432, ii. 1089, iii. 1347, 1695 ; fashions of, i. 327, 409 ; throwing down in submission, ii. 1231 ; bound on heir, i. 221, 582
Turk, Turushka tribe, i. 272, 351, ii. 1181

U

Uch, Uchh, ci., ii. 1134, 1166

Uda of Mewar, i. 338

Udaipur, ci., (1) the capital of Mewar, i. 384, 40 5 ; captured by Mahabat Khan, i. 397 ; erection of buildings, 433 ; palace, 550 ; described by the Author, 549 ; (2) t., in Shaikhavati, iii. 1378
Udaipuri, wife of Aurangzeb, i. 440, 447
Udaisagar lake, i. 384, 391, ii. 762
Udai Singh, (1) of Mewar, i. 367, 371 ; (2) Mota Raja of Marwar, i. 179, ii. 890, 959, 961 ; with Akbar, i. 389 ; his cenotaph, ii. 835 ; (3) Shaikhavat, iii. 1393
Udayaditya of Malwa, ii. 1203
Ujjain, Avanti, Pramar capital, i. 109 ; meridian fixed at, i. 62, 109 ; Ozene of the Periplus, 249 ; observatory, ii. 757 ; battle, i. 518, iii. 1522
Ujla, a section of Bhils, i. 262
Ulugh Beg, astronomer, ii. 757, iii. 1343
Umara, Omra, nobles, iii. 1708

Umarkot, t., i. 109, 111, ii. 1073, 1209, iii. 1282, 1287 ; birthplace of Akbar, i. 372, ii. 956
Umar-Sumra tribe, i. 5, 6, 20, iii. 1281, 1282, 1299
Umat, Pramars, ii. 767
Ummed Singh, (1) of Bundi, iii. 1499 ; (2) of Kotah, iii. 1540, 1575, 1581 ; (3) of Shahpura, i. 212
Undes, i. 44

Undri, chiefship of Bhils, i. 262
Untala, t., i. 175, 412, 415
Uparmal, tableland, iii. 1662
Utgir, t., i. 16, iii. 1439
Uttarakiuru tribe, i. 52, 75 ;
Uttara Rama Charitra, drama, ii. 715

V

Vadhel, Badhel tribe, i. 476, ii. 943

Vaghela, Baghela dynasty, i. 119

Vair, wair, a blood feud, i. 97, 211, ii. 734, 969, iii. 1676
Vairat]], Bairat, t., i. 100, iii. 1439
Vaivasvata Manu, i. 24
Vala tribe, i. 134
Valabhi, ci., i. 253 ; Sun fountain, 257 ; era, 100, 269 ; sack of, 253, 269 ;
Vallabhirae, i. 122, 250
Vallabhacharya sect, i. Introd. xxxvii
Vanaraja of Anhilwara, i. 122, 283
Vankaner, Bankaner, t., i. 136
Vasant Panchami. See Basant Panchami
Vasishtha, the sage, i. 113
Vassal chiefs, duties of, i. 182
Vati. See Bati
Vayan Mata, worship of, i. 283
Vidhyadhar, architect, ii. 1048
Vijayapura, t., i. 253 ;
Vijaiyaseni Bhavani, worship of, iii. 1684
Vikrama era, i. 104 ;
Vikrama and Urvasi, drama, ii. 715 ;
Vikramaditya, i. 29, 63, 64, 104
Village servants and officials, i. 581
Vindhya mountains, i. 17 ;
Vindhyavasin Devi, worship of, iii. 1444
Virawah, t., iii. 1261
Virgin forts, iii. 1674 ; rape of virgins, ii. 952
Visaladeva, Bisaldeo of Ajmer, i. 104, 164, 297, 299, ii. 791, 889, 893, 909, iii. 1450, 1458
Visar, visarva, a bard's satire, ii. 742, 1059, iii. 1567, 1682
Vishnu, sleep of, ii. 655, 675, 697, 700 ; festivals, 699. See Chaturbhtjja

Visvakarma, architect of the Gods, ii. 691
Visvamitra, the Rishi, i. 34, iii. 1442
Vitthalnath, Krishna, ii. 641
Vraj, the holy land round Mathura, i. 479, ii. 602, 007
Vyasa, i. 30, 35

W

Wachuji of Jaisalmer, ii. 1201
Wajihu-1-mulk, Saharan Tak, i. 126
Walld, the Calipli, i. 270, 284
Wardship, i. 188
Warriors, dead, go to Heaven without funeral rites, ii. 991
Water in the desert, ii. 1152 ; waterfalls, iii. 1687, 1796
Waugh, Captain P. T., i. 8, 550. ii. 761, iii. 1826
Week, days of, ii. 694
Weighing a Raja against gold, etc., ii. 590
Wells in the desert, iii. 1282 ; hot, 1511
Wheat, varieties of, ii. 1106
Widow, marriage, ii. 795
Wilder, Mr., Superintendent of Ajmer, ii. 817, 895, 1093
Wilford, Captain, i. 40, 275, in. 1458
Witches persecuted by Zalim Singh, ii. 1113, in. 1615, see Jigar Khor ; madness due to witchcraft, ii. 1065
Wives discarding their cowardly husbands, ii. 724, 982
Wolves, ii. 771
Women, position of, in North Europe, i. 84 ; in Rajputana, i. 84, ii. 709, 735, 746 ; seclusion of, 710 ; devotion of, 713 ; courage of, 727

Woollen manufactures, ii. 1155

Y

Yadu, Yadava tribe, i. 101. See Jadon
Yama, god of death, ii. 690, 697
Yasodharman, ii. 644, iii. 1785
Yavana tribe, i. 272, ii. 053, 933, 936, 1170 ; a name applied to Musalmans, ii. 1005, 1006
Yezdigird of Persia, i. 271
Yoginis, ii. 720. See JOGINI
Youths, deified. See Putra
Yueh-chi tribe, i. 78, 128, 131, 256
Yusufzai tribe, ii. 1207 ; Yusufgol, i. 282

Z

Zabita Khan, Bhatti, ii. 1106
Zabulistan, i. 102, 127, 286, 294
Zafar Khan, Tak, i. 118, 126
Zalim Singh of Kotah, i. 499, iii. 1506, 1530, 1613
Zamiudar, a landholder, a title applied by Mughals to Rajput princes, i. 421, 444
Zunnar, the Brahmanical cord, i. 264. See Janeo

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