Muʿtaqid K͟hān, son of Iftikhār K͟hān, distinguished in battle with ʿUs̤mān, [213];
had been diwan of Bengal, brought ʿUs̤mān’s sons, etc., to Court, [230];
produced offering of twenty-five elephants, [230];
made bak͟hs͟hī, [231];
buys house in Agra, his misfortunes, [235];
went as bak͟hs͟hī to Bangas͟h, [237];
defeats Aḥdād Afghan, [263]–4;
received title of Las͟hkar K͟hān, [265];
offering of, [291];
promoted, [303], [377];
made diwan of Deccan, [406];
sent to distribute alms, [432].
Muz̤affar, Sultan of Gujarat, alleged son of Sult̤ān Maḥmūd, originally Nannū, causes disturbance in Gujarat, [429]–31.
Muz̤affar Ḥakīm, see Ḥakīm Muz̤affar.
Muz̤affar Tark͟hān, son of Mīrzā Bāqī Tark͟hān, belonged to the Tark͟hān family of Scinde, waits upon Jahāngīr, [434] and n. 2.
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Nād ʿAlī Maidānī, [198];
promoted, [303], [317];
offerings, [321] (the entry here should be dāna kis͟h, marten-skins);
death, [348].
Nagīna garden, Ahmadabad, [435].
Najību-n-nisā or Fak͟hru-n-nisā, sister of Muḥammad Ḥakīm and aunt of Jahāngīr, death of, [144].