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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)

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

bhand
s

bibi
s

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 ;
bibi
s; 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
Telegraph

Campbell, Colin

Canbay, Nawab of

Canon of Medicine
(Ibn Sina)

Carlyle, Jane Welsh

Carlyle, Thomas; marriage of

Carnehan, Peachey

Champa, Mama