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Index Mughals, 27, 32n, 76, 89, 115, 123, 13~5. 137-8, 142, 176, 190, 193, 207n, 214, 227; clashes with the Sikhs in the time of Hargobind, 62-4; of Gobind Singh, 76, 87, 88, 91, 98; Banda, 101-2, 105-10, 115; defeated by the Persians, 120; Mannu in command of the army, 126; Raja of Jammu casts off the Mughal yoke, 129; at Multan, 131; administration destroyed, 160; relations wilh the Malwais, 165; with Zabita Khan, 168-9; army reorganized by Najaf Khan, 169; Kohinoor, 2290 Mughlani Begam, 131n, 136-8 Mukhlis Khan, 62 Mukhlisgarh, 102, 103, 106-8 Mnltan, 8, 26, 33, 44n, 65n, l 17, 128, 151, 156, 193, 203, 211. 217, 229n, 234, 247, 249n, 254, 271, 273, 286; Shah Nawaz governor, 123, 131; Kaura Mal ejects the Afghans, 129; Kaura Mal governor, 132; ceded to Abdali, 133, 136; Taimur takes it from the Bhangis, 162-4, 182; sketch, l97; taken by Lahore Durbar, 207, 227-8, 240-4; Shah Shuja cedes bis right to, 364 Multana Singh, 181, 249n Muslims, vii, 13, 45, 49, 53, 54, 56, 71n, 81, HH, 134, 147n, 151n. 177, 184, 200, ill, 240; coming of. II; Jats, 14n; intermix, !!O; invasions, 21; and Ramw1anda, 22; Kabir promotes understanding with
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Hindus, 23; coming of the Sufis, 25-6; and Nanak, 35; Arjun's influence, 56n, 59; and Gobind Singh, 75; Granth, 93; religious sentimem exploited, 94; and Banda. 101, 115, 116; converts, 102; north-west tribes, 133, 180; militant Hinduism, 143; Lahoris, 154, 157, 159; Sikhs regain confidence of the peasantry. 176; massacre at Gujarat, 185; Shah Zaman tries to alienate them from the Hindus, 186; Ranji.t Singh sets up separate courts, 194; stresses equality. 195, 197, 241; raises infantry battalions, 200; Metcalfe's escort, 221; Sl1ariat law, 261; Syed Ahmed recruiLs vohmteers, 262, 264; at Jamrud, 277n; Ranjit Singh's funeral, 280; Kabul, 285; Hargohind's close association, 300 Mustafabad, 101, 169 Muzaffar Khan of Multan, 197. 198, 207, 227, 228. 240, 242, 243, 247 Muzaffargarh, 242 Muzaffamagar, 167 Mysore, 184 Nabha, 65n, 90, 118n, 205, 214, 220, 229n Nadaun, 76, 306 Nadir Shah, 120, 121, 122n, 123n, 125, 126, 130, 166n, 229n Nahan, 107, 170; Raja of, 107 Najaf Khan, 166-70 Najibuddaulah, invites Afghans
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Hindus, 23; coming of the Sufis, 25-6; and Nanak, 35; Arjun's influence, 56n, 59; and Gobind Singh, 75; Granth, 93; religious sentimem exploited, 94; and Banda. 101, 115, 116; converts, 102; north-west tribes, 133, 180; militant Hinduism, 143; Lahoris, 154, 157, 159; Sikhs regain confidence of the peasantry. 176; massacre at Gujarat, 185; Shah Zaman tries to alienate them from the Hindus, 186; Ranji.t Singh sets up separate courts, 194; stresses equality. 195, 197, 241; raises infantry battalions, 200; Metcalfe's escort, 221; Sl1ariat law, 261; Syed Ahmed recruiLs vohmteers, 262, 264; at Jamrud, 277n; Ranjit Singh's funeral, 280; Kabul, 285; Hargohind's close association, 300 Mustafabad, 101, 169 Muzaffar Khan of Multan, 197. 198, 207, 227, 228. 240, 242, 243, 247 Muzaffargarh, 242 Muzaffamagar, 167 Mysore, 184 Nabha, 65n, 90, 118n, 205, 214, 220, 229n Nadaun, 76, 306 Nadir Shah, 120, 121, 122n, 123n, 125, 126, 130, 166n, 229n Nahan, 107, 170; Raja of, 107 Najaf Khan, 166-70 Najibuddaulah, invites Afghans
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