White Mughals (90 page)

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 bibi
s

Crawford, Alexander

cultures, mingling of

Currie, Mr

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

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, xl
n
, 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

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
-
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

Jahanara

Jahan Pawar Begum

Jehangir

Jemdanee

Johnson, Richard

Johnson, William

Jones, Inigo

Jones, William

Journal
(Barnard)

Jung, Nawab Shumshair

Kaiwan Jah

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, Fojdar

Khan, Ghulam Husain

Khan, Ghulam Imam

Khan, Mahmud Ali

Khan, Mehdi Yar

Khan, Mizra Abu Taleb

Khan, Mizra Qasim

Khan, Najaf

Khan, Sadaat Ali

Khan, Zaman Ali

Khardla.
See
Maratha Confederacy

Khassgunge

Khorsani, Abdul Mansur Khan

Kimmelman, Elbrun

Kindersley, Jemima

Kipling, Rudyard

Kirkpatrick, George

Kirkpatrick, James; birth of; death of ; grandchildren and ; illegitimate children of ; India career of; marriage of

Kirkpatrick, James Achilles (JAK); Alam Bahadur and ; allegiance of; appearance of; Aristu Jah and ; Asaf Jah II and ; birth and childhood of; British Residency and ; career of ; character; children of ; circumcision of; conceals liaison from William ; conversion to Islam ; Cornwallis and; Dalrymple and; death of; domestic life of; East India Company and; epitaph; famine relief programme ; on freelances; the French and ; funeral; Gardner and ; William George on; on harem of Asaf Jah II; health of ; honours and titles of; Hyderabad armed forces and ; Indian
bibi
of ; Indianisation of ; inquiry into liaison with Khair un-Nissa ; intelligence network and security of ; journey to Madras ; Kennaway and; William Kirkpatrick and ; liaison with Khair un-Nissa ; linguistic abilities of; Malcolm and ; Maratha Confederacy and; marriage to Khair un-Nissa; miniature of; mother’s death; on Munshi Aziz Ullah; William Palmer and ; William Palmer (son) and; pastimes of; political views and policies of; rape of Khair alleged; as Resident in Hyderabad ; rumours about ; Russell and ; Shushtari and; Sikander Jah and; Sydenham and; Tipu Sultan of Mysore and, ; treaties negotiated by, ; Arthur Wellesley and; Richard Wellesley and, ; will of;
zenana
,

Kirkpatrick, Katherine.
See
Phillipps, Katherine Aurora (née Kirkpatrick)

Kirkpatrick, Katherine (née Munro)

Kirkpatrick, Maria (née Pawson)

Kirkpatrick, William; appearance of; Aristu Jah and; Asaf Jah II and ; on Bâqar Ali Khan ; birth and childhood of; bisexuality of; career of; character of; children of; death of; drug addiction of; in England; expedition to Nepal; Francophobia of; health of ; Indian mistress of; intelligence network and security; Kennaway and; JAK and; JAK conceals liaison with Khair; JAK’s children and; JAK’s liaison with Khair and; linguistic abilities of; Malcolm and; on Maratha Campaign; marriage of; papers of; portrait; poverty of; on Raymond; residencies of; resignation as Resident of Hyderabad; Subsidiary Force and; Tipu Sultan of Mysore and; Arthur Wellesley and; Richard Wellesley and; as writer

Kirkpatrick, William George; arrival in Britain; baptism of; childhood of; death of; disability of; Khair’s will and; on JAK; JAK and; marriage and children of; portraits of

Kirkpatrick Papers

Kitab Tuhfat al-’Alam
(Shushtari)

Koh e-Sharif

Koh-i-Noor

Koine, Gottlieb

Kothi

Krishen, Gobind

Krishna River

Laclos, Choderlos de

Ladies’ Monitor, A
(Stuart)

Lal, Rajah Chandu

Leachland, John

Legge, Thomas

Leith, Captain

Leslie, Matthew

Leyden, John

L’Inde Anglaise
(de Warren)

Linschoten, Jan van

Liverpool, Lord

Loll Bazaar mansion

Louis, Clementina

Lucknow

Luft un-Nissa

Lugent, Lady

Ma’ali Mian

Machlibandar

Machlipatnam.
See
Masulipatam

Madhu Rao

Madras; Council; Fort George; Government House; hospital; insularity of; potato grown in; Russell in; St Mary’s Church; women in

Mah Munzel ul-Nissa

Mahomet, Dean