History of Gujarát / Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume I, Part I.

by James M. Campbell

Bahádur Khán: son of a slave girl, claims the chiefship of Junágaḍh (1811), [425].

Bahádur Khán: Khán Jehán, thirty-fourth viceroy of Gujarát (1668–1671); sent as viceroy of the Dakhan (1671–1674), [285].

Bahádur Sháh I.: (1707–1712) emperor of Dehli, [296]; his death, [297].

Báhalim: Indian viceroy of the Ghazni king, [174 note 1].

Baharimad: (Mevád?), [109], [492].

Baháwalpur: [538].

Báhirji Náik: Shiváji’s spy in Gujarát in 1664, [386].

Bahrám Sháh: Ghazni king (1116–1157), [174 note 1].

Bahrein: [505], [513], [515], [523].

Bahruch: [510]. See Broach.