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

by James M. Campbell

Tárikh-i-Táhiri: written a.d. 1521, [139], [517 note 12], [518].

Tarizakát: sea customs dues, [213 note 1].

Tartariyeh-dirham: coin, [469] and [note 2], [519] and [note 8].

Tátárkhán: Sultán of Gujarát, [513].

Tathágata: see Gautama.

Tátia Topi: rebel, enters the Panch Maháls, [441]; corresponds with the chiefs of Jamkhandi and Nargund; is defeated at Chhota Udepur, [445].

Taxila: town, [490], [491], [546]; Takshaśila tribe, [534].

Taylor: Captain (1857), [438].

Tazjyat-ul-Ansár: work of Abdullah Wassáf (1300), [518].

Tegbeg Khán: governor of Surat, defeats the forces of Momín Khán and contrives (1733) to become governor of Surat, [313]; cruelties of, at Surat, [315]; kills Mulla Muhammad Ali, [331]; dies (1746), [330].