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

by James M. Campbell

Muhammad Ghori: raid of, into Gujarát, [195 note 4], [512]; Sultán Ghazni Khán, son and successor of Sultán Hoshang of Málwa (1434–1436), poisoned by Mehmud, son of Malik Mughis, [359–360].

Muhammad Kásim: (712), [456 note 1].

Muhammad Sháh I.: (1403–1404), [234] and [note 1].

Muhammad Sháh II.: Raushan Akhtar, emperor of Dehli (1721–1748), [222], [301]; sends Mubáriz-ul-Mulk against Hámid Khán and the Maráthás, [306]; his death (1748), [332].

Muhammad Tughlak: Sultán (1325–1351), [230], [231]; at Asáwal, [513]; quells the insurrection at Broach and Cambay, [514], [515]; in Gondal (1349), [517]; pursues Tághi, [518].

Muhammad Tughlak II.: emperor (1391–1393), [232].

Muhammad Ufi: [195 note 4].

Muharrir: secretary, [214].

Muhtasib: city censor, [214].

Muiz-ud-din: Gujarát governor (1347), [231].