Free White Mughals by William Dalrymple Page A

Shikoh
    Gardner, Mukhta Begum
    Gardner, Mulka Begum
    Gardner, William Linnaeus: Anglo-Indian dynasty of; army career of ; Gardner’s Horse and ; Indian wife of; JAK and; Stuart and
    George III
    Ghulam Sayyed Khan. See Aristu Jah
    Gillanders, Francis
    Goa, Portuguese in
    Golconda; diamonds
    Gordon, Margaret
    Government Connection with Idolatry in India, The (Thompson)
    Grant, Charles
    Grant, James
    Gresley, Francis
    Gulbadan
    Gulzar i-Asafiya (Ghulam Husain Khan)
    Guntur

    Haidar, Zeb un-Nissa
    Haidar Ali
    Halhed, Nathaniel Brassey
    Halifax, Lady - 393 n
    Hamilton, Alexander
    Hamilton, Captain
    Hare, David
    Hare, Doctor
    Harris, General
    Hasan Aga (Samson Rowlie)
    Hastings, Warren
    Hastings diamond
    Hawkins, William
    Hawley, President
    Hazara
    Heber, Reginald
    Hemming, William
    Herschel, William
    Hessing, George
    Hickey, Thomas
    Hickey, William
    Hindu College (Calcutta)
    Hindus and Hinduism; British admiration of; in the Deccan; decrease in popularity among British;
    East India Company and; evangelism towards; Islam and;
    Maula Ali festival and;
    Muharram festival and; Portuguese and; women in
    Hindustan
    Hindustani
    Hodges, William
    Holkar, Jaswant Rao
    Holland, John
    Holwell, John Zephania
    Home, Robert
    Hood, Mary
    hookah-smoking
    Hope Diamond
    Humayun Nama (Gulbadan)
    Hunter, William
    Huxley, Aldous
    Hyderabad; Anglo-French rivalry in; art and culture; Asaf Jah II and; ashur khanas ; bazaars; British Residency in, see British Residency in Hyderabad; British women in; cantonments, see Subsidiary Force; Char Minar; civil war; cultural mingling; Dar ul-Shifa; divided nature of society in; East India Company in ; festivals ( see also specific festivals) ; founding of state of ; French in; gardens; Indian Mutiny in (1857); Irani Gulli; Maidan-i-Dilkusha; Mecca Masjid ; Mir Alam Mandi; Mughal influence on; nautch parties ; old city; poverty in ; public works programme; Raymond’s grave; religions, mingling of; Edward Strachey on ; strategic importance of

    Ibn Sina
    Ibrahim Adil Shah II (Sultan of Bijanpur)
    Ile de France
    Imtiaz ul-Omrah
    independent British
    India: assimilation of conquerors by Britain and, relation between; British in, see British in India; childhood and birth rites; Dutch community ; European responses to; plants in; Portuguese conquest of
    Indian Mutiny (1857)
    Indo-Portuguese society
    Inquisition, Portuguese
    intercultural hybridity. See cultures, mingling of
    intermarriage, xlvi n
    Iran
    Irani Gulli
    Iraq
    Irving, Edward
    Islam/Muslims; abortion in; Bhaki; birth rites; circumcision; conversions to ; festivals ( see Maula Ali, festival of; Muharram); Hinduism and ; marriage in; remarriage in; scent, importance to ; Shi’a ; Sufi; Sunnis; women in
    ’Itr-i Nawras Shahi

    Jahanara
    Jahan Pawar Begum
    Jehangir
    Jemdanee
    Johnson, Richard
    Johnson, William
    Jones, Inigo
    Jones, William
    Journal (Barnard)
    Jung, Nawab Shumshair

    Kaiwan Jah
    Kama Sutra
    Karbala, Battle of
    Kennaway, John; JAK and ; William Kirkpatrick and ; as Resident in Hyderabad
    Kennaway Papers
    Kennedy, Alexander
    Kent, William
    Khair un-Nissa; Alam Bahadur and; appearance of; ban on leaving Calcutta ; Isabella Buller and; in Calcutta; character of; children of ; death of; death of JAK and ; Durdanah Begum and ; engagement of; exile to Masulipatam; fate of; friendships of ; half-brother of; half-sister of ; illness of; inquiry into liaison with JAK ; JAK on; letters of ; liaison with JAK ; literacy of; marriage to JAK ; moves to British Residency; mystery surrounding fate of; Palmer and; pastimes; portrait of; pregnancy of; purdah; returns to Hyderabad; Russell and ; Sydenham and ; vacates Residency; wealth of; will of; will of JAK and; zenana
    Khan, Adham
    Khan, Ahmed Ali
    Khan, Bâqar Ali (Akid ud-Daula); Alam Bahadur and; as army paymaster; Dalrymple and; death of; granddaughters’ marriages and ; JAK’s liaison with Khair and ; William Kirkpatrick and; property seized ; zenana
    Khan, Dargah Quli
    Khan, Dustee Ali
    Khan,