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INDEX
Khalludush, King of Elam, i. 90
Khanikin, ii. 79
Khanikoff, M., ii. 456
Khanni, Prince, i. 49
Khnrak, Island of, ii. 281 ; occupation by
the Dutch, 375-376
Kharan, district of, i. 14
Kharginl ;
Madrasa at, ii.
238
Kharijites, the, ii. 35-36, 51, 57, 84
Kharkhar, province of, i. 121, 122
Khartoum, i. 539
Khaybar ; conquest of, by Mohamed, ii. 1 8
Khayzran, mother of Haroun-al-Rashid,
ii. 66
Khazars, the, 28 i. ;
Kobad's campaigns,
477-478 ; 524, 530 ; defeat the Arabs,
ii.
32
Khazim, father of Musa, ii. 52
Khinaman, bronze implements at, i. 195-
196
Khirrit (Arab chief), ii. 36
Khiva (Khwarazm),
i. 23, 24, 166 ;
ii.
53, 118; the Shahs of, 1215 128;
Tamerlane's visit to, 198-199 ; conquest
by Nadir, 357-359 ;
first Russian expedition,
459-460 ; conquest of, 461-
462
Khoi, frontier town, ii. 210, 245, 254
Khojand, i. 287
ii.
; 55, 151
Khondemir (historian), ii. 226
Khonsar, city of, ii.
325
Khorasan, province of, i. 2, 9, 12, 18, 35,
100, 102, 108, 109, 328, 436, 438, 479,
500, 543; ii. 38, 48, 50, 54; under
Omar II., 55, 56 ; raising of the Black
Standard, 57-59 ; 60, 61, 64 the Veiled
;
Prophet, 66-67 5 7 J > 74' 83, 86, 89, 90,
91, 95 ;
seized by Mahmud, 96, 99,
100, 113, 1 1 8, 121, 143, 146 ;
devastation
of, by Mongols, 154-155 ; 165,
172 ;
invasion by Borak, 178-179, 185,
1 88 ;
invasion by Chagatay Mongols,
193 ; 198, 201, 203, 216, 217, 220,
242, 244, 253, 258, 313 ; conquest by
Nadir Kuli, 331-332 ; conquest by Aga
Mohamed, 390 ; 414 Abbas Mirza's
;
campaign, 424
Khorasmia (Khiva),
i.
166, 173
Khorramabad, i. ii.
48 206
;
Khotan, province of, i. ii.
484 ; 122, 149,
258
Khshayarsha, vide Xerxes
Khubilay, the great Khan, ii. 147, 163,
171, 178, 186, 187
Khudabanda (Mohamed Af/nza), son of
Tahmasp, ii. 254, 257
Khudabanda, son of Shah Abbas, ii. 267-268
Khudabanda, Uljaitu Khan, ii. 193 tomb
;
of, 235
Khudayar Khan Abbasi of Sind, ii. 356
Khumbaba, King of Elam, i. 62
Khumban-igash, King of Elam, i. 94, 95
Khumban-Khaldash II., King of Elam,
'
9'. 9 6 > 97
Khumban-numcna, King of Elam, i. 8 I
Khumbastir, King of Elam, i. 63
Khumm, Pool of, ii.
45
Khtir, ii. 109
Khurbatila, King of Elam,
i. 82
Khurrah Zad, bridge of, i.
49
Khurrazad-Khusru, i. 530 footnote
Khusf, ii. 109
Khush-Newaz, King of the White Huns,
i.
472, 473
Khusru Khan, governor of Georgia, ii. 310
Khusru Khan, Vali of Ardelan,
ii.
387
Khusru Mirza, Persian envoy to Russia,
ii.
424, 442
Khusru Parviz,
i.
499, 507, 508 arch
; of,
509-510; palace of, 510-51 1 ; palace at
Mashita, 5115 rock sculptures on the
Tak-i-Bustan, 513-514; accession of,
518; defeat of, and restoration, 519-521 ;
war with Rome, 521 sack of
;
Antioch,
522-523 fall of ; Chalcedon, 523 ; flight
of, 524, 525 siege of Constantinople,
525-526; flight from Dastagird, 526;
deposition, death, and character, 527-
528 attitude towards ; Christianity, 528,
530, 531
ii.
; 131, 141
Khutran-tepti, King of Susa, i. 77
Khuzai Clan, the, ii.
72
Khuzistan, province of (Arabistan), i. 49-
54 5 6 So ; conquest of, 541-542 ;
annexed by Ahmad,
ii. 94, 1 79, 190, 257
Khwarazm (Khiva, q.v.},
ii.
104, 1 18 the
;
Shahs of, 121 ; 122; dynasty at its
zenith, 126-127; 128 hostilities ;
with
Chengiz Khan, 149; 153; devastated
by Abaga, 179 ;
Tamerlane's conquest
of, 201 ; 222, 352
Khyber Pass, i. 289
ii.
; 352, 353
Kidin-Khutrutash, King of Elam,
Kilif, i. 287
i. 82
Kilij-Arslan Daud, Seljuk of Rum, ii.
115-116
Kin Dynasty,
ii. 121, 147, 148, 149, 163
King, L. W., i. 41 footnote, 65, 78, 80
footnote, 1 8 8, 400
Kingsmill, T. W., i. 365, 366
Kinneir, Sir J. M., ii. 407
Kipchaks, the, ii. 159, 163, 166, 197
Kirklu tribe, ii.
339
Kirkpatrick, William, ii. 123
Kirkuk, vide Karkuk
Kish, city-state of Akkad, i. 50
Kish Dynasty,
i. 50, 70
Kishm, Island of, i. 38
ii.
; 277, 278, 301
Kishmar, 108 i. ; cypress of, ii. 82-83
Kisra, vide Noshirwan
Kitchener, Lord, ii. 463
Kiya Buzurg-Umid, chief of the Assassins,
ii.
171
Kizil Alang ("Red Wall"), i. 29