Nárukot: Náikda Bhils in revolt at (1858), [444], [445].
Nasika: modern Násik, [540].
Násik: northern Chálukya capital, [112].
Násir-ud-dín: Abdul Kádir, son and successor of Ghiás-ud-dín (1502–1512); poisons his father, becomes Sultán, and subjects his mother Khurshíd to indignities and torture, [365]. See Abdul Kádir.
Násir-ud-dín Kabáchah: Sultán (1246–1266) deputes his general to attack Nahrwála, [512], [519].
Nasmyth, Captain D., [447].
Nasrat Khán: companion of Alaf Khán in the Gujarát expedition, [205]; plunders Cambay, [515].
Naulákheshwar: shrine of, [452].
Náusári: [546].
Naushahro: town, [538].