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Index 14n: massacre of, 20; and R.amananda, 22; Kabir promotes Hindu/Mnslim uniLy. 23; coming of the Sufis. 23-6; reven to the worship of idols and rJ1e wearing of caste marks, 27; and Nanak, 35; advocate three alternative paths to salvation, 41; Amar Das's innovations tend to break close affiliation with Sikhs. 51; four doors of Harimandir represent four cast.es, 53n; Arjun continues Nanak's mission, 58: inflrnc imo Sikh fold under Hargobind, 63; Tegh Bahadur looked upon as leader, 71n; most convens from the trading caste, 75; che Granth, 94; large number of conven.-;, 94., 102; Bahadur Shah suspects most in sympathy with rebclHon, 106n; largeestates broken up into smaller holdings, 113; chiefs :if Rajasthan appeal to Abdali to save them from the Marathas, 143; Sikhs rescue many women from Abdali, 145; Shah Zaman t.ries to alienate them from the Muslims. 186: Raqjic Singh :.1:resses equality, 195: Holkar flatters Ranjit Singh as the only hope of Hindus, 203; many compelled 10 leave the Kashmir Valley, 246; consequence of influx into the Sikh fold. 280n, 298 Hira Singh. 127, 244, 260 Hissar, 4n. 14n, 175 H olla Moballa, 86n, 134
Holkar, Jaswant Rao, 203, 204, 211 Honigberger, Dr, 252, 280
Hoshiarpur, 104. 127 Hukma Singh Chimni, 202. 226 Huns, Mongoloid, 11 Hussain, 196 Hyderabad, Amir of, 268 Hyderabad, Niz.am of, 270 lbrahim Lodhi, 12 lmad~l-mulk, Wazir, 138 lmamuddin, Fakir, 19011, 259n, 284 lndri, 169 Jndus, 3, 19, 164, 217, 271 : excluded from rivers of lhe Pwtjab, 5: archaeological remains, 10: Pathans J'lnd Baluchis, 12; Nadir Shah harassed, 120; Abdali given all terricory west of the river, 130; Afghans cmss lhl'" river, 132, 137, 143, 183; Abdali harassed, 139, 14.~: Sikhs in control from the Sutlt:j. 147; from the .Jumna, 150, 163, 175n; Taimur holds his father's conquests wesL of the river, 163; es1ates of Hafiz Ahmed Khan, 248: fall of Mankera extends Pu,~jab Lo Lhe river, 249; opening up of the river to shipping, 265-6. 268: Sindh, 273-5; Grand Army of. 279 Iraq. 35 lskardu, 271 Islam. 20, 21, 'l.7, 35. 5511, 102, l 12. 285; Nanak emphasizes what is common with Hinduism, 16: challenge 10 Hinduism, 19-21; the
Index 14n: massacre of, 20; and R.amananda, 22; Kabir promotes Hindu/Mnslim uniLy. 23; coming of the Sufis. 23-6; reven to the worship of idols and rJ1e wearing of caste marks, 27; and Nanak, 35; advocate three alternative paths to salvation, 41; Amar Das's innovations tend to break close affiliation with Sikhs. 51; four doors of Harimandir represent four cast.es, 53n; Arjun continues Nanak's mission, 58: inflrnc imo Sikh fold under Hargobind, 63; Tegh Bahadur looked upon as leader, 71n; most convens from the trading caste, 75; che Granth, 94; large number of conven.-;, 94., 102; Bahadur Shah suspects most in sympathy with rebclHon, 106n; largeestates broken up into smaller holdings, 113; chiefs :if Rajasthan appeal to Abdali to save them from the Marathas, 143; Sikhs rescue many women from Abdali, 145; Shah Zaman t.ries to alienate them from the Muslims. 186: Raqjic Singh :.1:resses equality, 195: Holkar flatters Ranjit Singh as the only hope of Hindus, 203; many compelled 10 leave the Kashmir Valley, 246; consequence of influx into the Sikh fold. 280n, 298 Hira Singh. 127, 244, 260 Hissar, 4n. 14n, 175 H olla Moballa, 86n, 134
Holkar, Jaswant Rao, 203, 204, 211 Honigberger, Dr, 252, 280
Hoshiarpur, 104. 127 Hukma Singh Chimni, 202. 226 Huns, Mongoloid, 11 Hussain, 196 Hyderabad, Amir of, 268 Hyderabad, Niz.am of, 270 lbrahim Lodhi, 12 lmad~l-mulk, Wazir, 138 lmamuddin, Fakir, 19011, 259n, 284 lndri, 169 Jndus, 3, 19, 164, 217, 271 : excluded from rivers of lhe Pwtjab, 5: archaeological remains, 10: Pathans J'lnd Baluchis, 12; Nadir Shah harassed, 120; Abdali given all terricory west of the river, 130; Afghans cmss lhl'" river, 132, 137, 143, 183; Abdali harassed, 139, 14.~: Sikhs in control from the Sutlt:j. 147; from the .Jumna, 150, 163, 175n; Taimur holds his father's conquests wesL of the river, 163; es1ates of Hafiz Ahmed Khan, 248: fall of Mankera extends Pu,~jab Lo Lhe river, 249; opening up of the river to shipping, 265-6. 268: Sindh, 273-5; Grand Army of. 279 Iraq. 35 lskardu, 271 Islam. 20, 21, 'l.7, 35. 5511, 102, l 12. 285; Nanak emphasizes what is common with Hinduism, 16: challenge 10 Hinduism, 19-21; the
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