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

by James M. Campbell

Muháfiz Khán: commandant of Mehmúd II. of Málwa (1512–1530), the revolt of, suppressed by Medani Rái, [366].

Muhammad: prophet, his era, [204].

Muhammad: son of Fazl, sails against the Meds of Hind and captures Máli, [506].

Muhammad: son of Kásim, [506].

Muhammad IV.: (1648–1687) Turkish Sultán, an ambassador from, lands at Surat, [280].

Muhammad Aâzam Sháh: thirty-ninth viceroy of Gujarát (1703–1705), [291].

Muhammad Amin: poisons Abu Bakr, the leader and suppresses the riot at Ahmedábád (1681), [286–287].

Muhammad Amin Khán: Umdat-ul-Mulk, thirty-sixth viceroy of Gujarát (1674–1683), [285].

Muhammad Bahlol Khán Shirwáni: Mughal general, captures Idar (1679), [286].

Muhammad Bidár Bakht: forty-first viceroy of Gujarát (1705–6), [294–295].