The History of India, as Told by Its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period, Volume 7

A'zam Shah Abdu-l Abú-1 Hasan Afgháns Agra Ahmadábád Ahmadnagar amirs Amiru-l umará appointed arrived attack Aurangábád Aurangzeb Azímu-sh Shán Bahadur Balkh Bárha Bedár Bakht besiegers Bíjápúr brother Burhánpúr command Dakhin dáms Dárá Shukoh daula death Dehlí elephant Emperor enemy Farrukh Siyar father faujdárs fell forces fortress forts Golkonda Haidarábád Hindús Hindústán honour Husain Alí Khán Ibráhím Imperial infidels Jahándár Sháh Jai Singh Jang jewels jizya Jumla Kám Bakhsh Kásim Khán-Jahán Khán-khánán Khán's khutba killed King Kokan krors Kulí Khán Kutbu-l Mulk lacs of rupees Láhore Mahrattas Majesty mansab marched Mughals Muharram Muhkam Singh Murád Bakhsh Musulmáns Nizámu-l Mulk nobles officers plundered prisoner Rája Rája Jai Singh Rajputs Rám Ráná received reign royal army rupees Sáhú Saiyid Abdu-llah Saiyid Abdu-llah Khán Sambhá sent Sháh Alam Shah Jahán Shujá siege Sivají súba Súbadár Sultán Text thousand horse took Ujjain wounded zamindárs Zí-l Zú-l fikár Khán