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Index
abortion
Adam, Robert
Adams, William
Ad Begum
adoption
Agra; Catholic graveyard; Taj Mahal
Ahmednagar
Ainslee, R.
Akbar I, Shah
Akbar II, Shah
Akil ud-Daula. See Khan, Bâqar Ali
Alam II, Shah
Alam Bahadur (Mir Abul Qasim) ; appearance of; Aristu Jah and ; Asa Jah II and; Bâqar Ali Khan and; birth of; character of; the Company and; Cornwallis and ; death of; dismissal and exile of; family of ; as First Minister; gardens, interest in; as Governor of Rydroog ; health of; Khair and ; leprosy of; JAK and ; JAK’s liaison with Khair and ; Mah Laqa Bai Chanda and; military role of; as Minister for British Affairs; Palmer on; as patron of arts; public works programme; Russell and; Sharaf un-Nissa and ; Sikander Jah and; Tipu’s treasure and; treachery of; Arthur Wellesley and; Richard Wellesley and
Albuquerque, Afonso de
Alexander, Major
Ali, Meer Hassan
Ali Jah
Ali Khan, Nizam of Hyderabad. See Asaf Jah II
Allard, Bannou Pan Dei
Aloopaim, Maham
Anaga, Maham
Anderson, David
Anderson, James
Anglo-Indians
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan (Todd)
Arcot, Nawab of
Aristu Jah (Ghulam Sayyed Khan); Alam Bahadur and ; appearance of; army of; arts patronised by ; attempt to involve Company in Maratha Campaign; bribery of; British Residency and; character of; children of; death of; durbar; gardens, interest in ; imprisonment of; JAK and; JAK’s liaison with Khair and ;
William Kirkpatrick and ; Mah Laqa Bai Chanda and; Mysore war and; Nana Phadnavis and; pastimes of ; as Prime Minister; Raymond and; release of; sorcery and; Edward Strachey on; Treaty of Khardla and; zenana
Asadullah, Mir
Asaf Jah (Nizam ul-Mulk)
Asaf Jah II (Nizam Ali Khan); achievements of; Alam Bahadur and; appearance of; army of ; arts patronised by ; British Residency and; character of; death of; durbar ; at festivals; gardens, interest in; health of; Hyderabad and; intelligence network ; JAK and ; James Kirkpatrick on; William Kirkpatrick and;
Mah Laqa Bai Chanda and; Maratha Campaign; Mysore Wars and, see Mysore Wars; oratory skills of; Palmer & Co. and; pastimes of; plots against; Raymond and; Subsidiary Force and; succession to ; throne assumed by; Tipu Sultan of Mysore and, see Mysore Wars; treaties with ; zenana
Asaf Jah III (Akbar Ali Khan)
aseels
Asiatic Journal
Asiatic Society of Bengal
astronomy
Atagha Khan
Aurangabad
Aurangzeb
Avadh, Nawab of
Badshahi Ashur Khana
Bahar-i-Ishq (Shauq)
Baillie, Ewen
Baird, David
Baji Rao II
Bakshi Begum
Bangalore
Barlow, George
Barnard, Andrew
Barnard, Anne
Barros
Barun, Mama
Bassein
Begum’s Garden
Beig, Sadue
Bengal
Berar
bhands
bibis
Bidar
Bidri, Munshi Khader Kahn
Bidri box
birth and childhood rites
Bishop, Benjamin
Blackiston, Major
Blackwelle, Josua
Blaquière, W.C.
Blunt, Mr
Boigne, Adèle d’(née d’Osmond)
Boigne, Anne de
Boigne, Benoît de
Boigne, Charles de
Bombay
Bourquoin, Louis
Bowser, Lieutenant Colonel
Boyd, John P.
Breton, Francis
Britain: Anglo-Indian children in France and, war between; India and, relation between; Indian wives in ; weather in
British Idolatry in India (Ainslie)
British in India; attitude toward country ; Brahminised; death of; Deccani sultanates and; defections by ; Imperialist approach ; independent, see independent British; Indianisation of(see also Islam/Muslims); love affairs with Indians; racism of ; real India and; rise to power of; Shushtari on
British Residency in Hyderabad; architecture of; Aristu Jah and; Asaf Jah II and;
cuisine in; decay of ; gardens of ; Khair moves to;
JAK and ; JAK on ; Malcolm on;
model of; observatory; pastimes in;
preservation of; rebuilding of ; zenana
Brooke, James
Brown, Capability
Brunton, James
Buchanan, Claudius
Bukshee Begum
Buller, Charles
Buller, Charles (son)
Buller, Isabella (née Kirkpatrick)
Buller, Rose
Burke, Edmund
Burne-Jones, Edward
Burton, Richard
Calcutta ; bibis; British and hinduism; Council; death of Europeans in; Fort William; Fort William College; gap between rest of India and; Government House ; Hindu College; Indianised Britons in; journey to Masulipatam from; Khair and Sharaf un-Nissa in; JAK’s death and burial; Shushtari on ; Richard Wellesley on; Writers
Calcutta Gazette
Calcutta Telegraph
Campbell, Colin
Canbay, Nawab of
Canon of Medicine (Ibn Sina)
Carlyle, Jane Welsh
Carlyle, Thomas; marriage of
Carnehan, Peachey
Champa, Mama
Chand, Mir
Chanda, Raj Kanwar Bai
Chanda, Mah Laqa Bai
Chand Bibi
Charles II
Char Minar
Charnock, Job
childhood and birth rites
Chinnery, George
Chinnery, John
circumcision
cleanliness
clergymen
Clive, Edward
Clive, Robert
Close, Barry
clothing customs; or army
Code of Gentoo Laws, A (Halhed)
Collins, Colonel John
Collins, John (‘King Collins’)
Collins, Wilkie
Commercial Treaty
Compagnie des Indes Orientales
Copernicus
Cornwallis, Charles: Alam Bahadur and ; death of; as Governor General ; JAK and ; William Palmer and ; policies of; return to India; Tipu’s defeat and
Court, Claude Auguste
Court, Fezli Azam Joo
courtesans . See also bibis
Crawford, Alexander
Critical Review
cultures, mingling of
Currie, Mr
Daftar Arbab-i-Nishaat
Dalrymple, G. Wemyss
Dalrymple, James
Dalrymple, Margaret
Dalrymple, North
Dalrymple, Samuel
Dalrymple, Mrs Samuel
Daly, Jane
Dara Jah
Dar ul-Shifa
Das, Mr
Daulatabad
Dauran, Mir
Davidson, Eliza
Deccan; architecture; art and culture of ; conquest attempts; famine in ; foreigners in; gardening principles; Middle Eastern immigration to; Muslim sultanates ; Shi’ism in
Deccani, Rahim
Deccani Urdu
Delhi
Description of the Kingdom of Nepal, A (William Kirkpatrick)
Dhoolaury Bibi
diamonds
Dieman, Anthony van
Dilshad Agha
divan
Diwali
Ducarrol, Mrs
Duller, Mrs
Duncan, Jonathan
Dundas, Henry
Dundrenec, Chevalier
Durdanah Begum
Dutch community. See also East India Company, Dutch
East India Company, British; architecture of; army (see also Subsidiary Force); Board of Control; clothing of army ; cultural mingling, see cultures, mingling of; defections from ; early outposts; factors; financial deficits; growth of; and hinduism; in Hyderabad; Imperialist approach of (see also Wellesley, Richard Colley, Marquess Wellesley); Indian Mutiny (1857) ; library, xln, xlii, xlvi; loss of influence in Hyderabad; in Mughal period ; Mysore Wars, see Mysore Wars; neutrality in Maratha Campaign ; racial attitudes of ; records; scholar-officials ; statutes and regulations of; success of; transformation of; treaties with Asaf Jah II, treaties with Sikander Jah; Wellesley and, see Wellesley, Richard Colley (Marquess Wellesley); Writers
East India Company, Dutch
East India Company, French. See Compagnie des Indes Orientales
East India Vade Mecum (Williamson)
Edmonstone, Neil
Elers, George
Elphinstone, Mountstuart
erotic literature
etiquette
Eton
eunuchs
European in India, The (Williamson)
evangelism
Exeter
Fanthôme, Bernard
Fareb-i-Ishq (Shauq)
Farzand Begum
Fenton, Elizabeth
ferasat
Feridun Jah
Filoze, Michael
Finglas, Michael
Firingi Pura (Foreigners’Town)
Fisher, Michael
food and food customs
Foote, Samuel
Fort George
Fort William
Fort William College
Fowke, Joseph
Fox, Charles James
France and the French; in Hyderabad ; JAK on; Tipu Sultan of Mysore and
Francis, Philip
Franklin, William
Fraser, James Baillie
Fraser, William
Fresne, Chevalier de
Gama, Vasco da
gardening principles, Deccani
Gardner, Alan
Gardner, Bartholomew
Gardner, Edward
Gardner, James
Gardner, James Jehangir 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-393n
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
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