Mussulman, 102

Mussulmans, 198, 206 n, 235
Musuad, 42; II, 43

Mutiny the Great, 30, 77, 116,139,

144, 148, 150-195, 209, 210,
214 222, 225, 229, 230, 233,
247, 314, 356

of Vellore, 130, 131
Muttra, 39, 152

Muzaffa Jung assassinated, 72
(See Mizafier Jung)
Mysore, 11, 18, 62; War with
British, 62; table land, 63;
independent, 66, 75, 130, 178;
Sultan of, 178, 179, Hindoo,
198; 238, 252, 258

N.

Nabha, 197, 222

Nadir Shah, 49-invades India,

Nassick, 6, 237

Native States, 2, 176, 196, 198

Ninee Tal-Ninee Tall, 167
Nizams, Dominions, the 6, 18
Nizam of Hyderabad, 71 128, 181;
Ali, 238; troops of 245, 248,
263; his contingent, 239
Nizam Shah, 67

Nizam Shahis of Ahmednuggur, 66
Noor Jehan, 91

Noor Mahal, Consort of Jehangier,

89; changes her name 91;
rescues the Emperor 91, ac-
cused by Mohabit 92; retires
to Lahore, 92
North Colonel (M.P.), 369
North, F. (M.P), 369
Northbrook, Lord, 32, 177;
abolishes Income-tax, 193, 301,
303

Northcole, Sir Stafford, 375
Norreys, Sir D. 368

Nuncomar, (See Nand Kumar) 179
Nurgund, chief of 234

Nusr-ud-Deen, 323

Origin and progress of British
rule, 118, passim

Orissa 2, 6, 17, 22, 53 63, 132,
197, 244

Orme, (authority of quoted), 204
Orsk, 306
Ortolan, 14

Osborne, Captain Willoughby, 225
Osman, 319

Oude, 17 18, 19; annexed 77-149,
150, Viceroy of 153-179, 180;
Nawab Vizier of, 183, 196, 198,
199 290 303, 312, 332, 359;
Oudh, 248

Overflow of rivers, 8
Overland route, 203, 296, 378
Oxford, 143

Oxus, 294; or Amu, 312-323

Papuan types, 19

Paradis, M., defeats the Nawab of
Carnatic, 127

Paradise, Birds of, 343
Paramount power, 2, 230, 234,

245

Pariah, 27

Paris, 263; peace of, 264, 323
Parkes, William, 7, 378
Parrots, 14

Parsees, 17, 22, 23, 123, 126;
history of, 319

Patans (See Pat'han). 23, 171
Pateil, 152, 154, 360

Pathan, dynasty, 121, 199; kings,
207-214, 224, 236; kings of
Delhi, 313, 364, 366
Patkoi Hills, 335

Patna, 17, 25, 102, 135; English
victory, 143, 147; 153, 178,281
Paum-baum caves, 300
Peaches, 13

Persia, banner of, 321; degraded,

322

Revenue of, 322, 329,
349, 369

Persian and Persians, 23, 24;
poets, 39; poetry, 50: dynasty,
59, 109, 157; gulf, 121, 124,
182; traders, 171: telegraph,
289; Gulf, 294, 296; ambas-
sador, 371: Gulf, 312, 322,
328, 329, 375, 376, 377, 378
Persian, campaign of, 1856, 322;
politics, 323; Empire, 327;
Provinces, 328
Pertabghur, 67

Peshawur, 1; valley, 38, 163,
169, 318
Peshin, 171

Peter the Great, 320, 326
Petty hill chiefs. 238, 244, 245,
246, 247, 248, 249

Ports, Indian, 1, 7, 297, 376
Portugal, 7, 119, 266, 345
Portuguese, 2, 28, 66, 118, 122;
Viceroy, 125; flag, 253-255,
256, 266, 338
Porus, 169

Postal Service and Post office,
137, 288

Pottinger, Eldred, defends Herat,
322

Praginal Rao, 235
Precious metals, 268

Presidencies, the three, 19, 171
Primitive agriculture, 272
Prince of Wales (See "Wales.")
122, 139, 254, 264, 333, 251,
252, 255, 261
Pritchard, J. (M.P.), 369
Pritwi, Rajah, 155

Protestant Mission, Danish, 259
Provinces, N.W., Central, South-
ern, &c., passim
Proclamation of the Empress of
India, 249

Produce of India, 207
Protective duties, 204
Public opinion, 205

Pudmani, "the Beautiful," Prin-
tess, 42; her story, 200, 201
Pulse, 12
Pumpkins, 12

Punjab, 5, 6, 9, 12, 18, 19, 22,
23, 24, 25, 27, 36, 38, 50, 108,
164, 167, 176, 183; "Lion of,"
186; 188, 192; Hill States,
218, 242, 275, 290, 312, 314;
frontier force, 315, 316;
Guides, n 317, 318, 369, 378

Punniar, victory of, 186, 229
Puranas, the, 25

Purbandar, 236

Puritans (Wahabees), 25
Pushtu language, 312

Puteala-Putiala, 222, 223, 224
Puthan dynasty, 155 (See Pathan)

Q.

QUININE, 12, 285
Quail, 14

Queen's officers, 194

Queen Victoria, 177, 191, 193;
proclaimed Empress of India,
249, 352

Quetta, 170

R.

RACES, 18; aboriginal, 19
Radhanpore, 237

Raeburn, L. W. 368
Raffles, Sir Stamford, 340
Ragee, 12

Ragoba (Peishwa), 75

Rahtore, clan, 209; Princes, 364
Raichore Doab, 363
Raighur, 67, 69

Railway and railways, sleepers of,
10; trains, 12; Bombay, 121;
Madras, 129; Scinde and Pun-
jab, 162n; Delhi, 167; to
Lahore, 170; Scinde, 175;
Indus Valley, n 170, 270;
Scinde, Punjab and Delhi, 275,
289, 290; extent of, 290;
companies, 291; State control,
291; coast, 292, 305; for Persia,
323; for Mesopotamia, 329,
Euphrates Valley, 293, 298;
system, Bengal, 317, 368;
Kyber and Bolan, 370: Indus,
372; to Bussorah, 373; Rus-
sian, 375; Lahore and Pe-
shawur, 378, Company, 379
Rainfall, 8; rainy season, 8
Rajah Maun, (Singh) 364

Rajasthan, 200, 203, 207;
"flower of," 364, 365, 367
Rajpootana, 2, 13, 18; ravaged,
65; princes, 136; 162n; 197,
198, 199, 216, 217, 218, 236,
248, 250, 306

Rajpoots, 22, 29, 36, 38, 56, 57,
70; courage of women, 83;
182, 198, 199, 200; league,
209; 211, 212, 214, 221, 235,
244, 361

Raj Sing, Rana, 204

Rajwarra, 364

Rennaissance period, 49
Rennell, Major, 63

Report of Select Committee House
of Commons, 375, 376
Resched king of Ghuzni, 42
Revenue, 301
Rewa, 251
Rewah, 225, 226
Rewa Kanta, 237
Rezia, Sultana, 47, 77, 82
Rhododendron, 3, 13, 350
Rhinoceros, 14, 336

Rice, 12, 269, 272, 322, 350

Rama, 199, 207

Ramayana, 21

Ram Rajah, leader of Mahrattas,

66, 71; Sivajee, 72, 73; death

of, 75

Rinthumber, 202, 203

Rivers, 1, 5, 7, passim

Roads, 3, 291, 305

Roadstead, Madras, 124
Robber, tribes, 311