544 HISTORY OF PERSIA Malik Dinar, Prince <strong>of</strong> Kerman, ii. 124 Malik Ismail, Seljuk, ii. in Malik Kaward, Seljuk, ii. 102, 103, 112, IJ 3 Malik Mahmud, <strong>of</strong> Sistan, ii. 318, 331, 341 execution ; <strong>of</strong>, 342 Malik Shah, Seljuk, ii. 102 ; reign <strong>of</strong>, 104-105 ; 106 j death <strong>of</strong>, 107 ; 109, 112, 113, 121 Malik Shah II., ii. in, 112 Malik Shuja-u-Din, ii. 168 Malkom Khan, Prince, ii. 502-503, 504 Malloi, the, i. 296 Mameluke Dynasty, ii. 25, 78, 1895 Tamerlane's campaign, 208 Mamish Khan <strong>of</strong> Chinaran ; seizes Meshed, ii. 387 Mamum, Caliph, ii. 69 ; proclaimed Caliph <strong>of</strong> the East, 71 ; 72, 73 ; last years and death, 74 ; golden age <strong>of</strong> Islam during reign <strong>of</strong>, 74 et seq. 5 78, 79, 83, 90, 114, 236 Mana (sacred stone), ii. 4 Manchus, the, ii. 61 Mandane, Princess, i. 149-150 Mandeans, the, ii. 3 Manes (or Mani), founder <strong>of</strong> the Manichaean, sect, i. 436-438 Mangishlak peninsula, the, ii. 153 Mangu, son <strong>of</strong> Tuli, ii. 170, 171 Mangu-Timur, brother <strong>of</strong> ii. Abaga, 180 Manichaeans, the, i. 436-438 j persecuted by Mehdi, ii. 66 Manistu, King, i. 70 Mannai, the, i. 124, 127, 361 Mansur (Abu Jafar), ii. 58, 63-64, 65 j <strong>Persia</strong>n influence, 66 ; 86 Mansur, brother <strong>of</strong> Abdul Malik, ii. 90 Mansur II., ii. 91 Mansur, Shah, <strong>of</strong> the Muzaffarid Dynasty, ii. 195 ; his attack on Tamerlane's army, 206 Manuchehr, King, i. 143-144 Maps, vol. i. To illustrate <strong>Persia</strong>n Invasions <strong>of</strong> Hellas, 150 The Empire <strong>of</strong> Alexander the Great, 252 Eastern Turkey in Asia, Syria, and Western <strong>Persia</strong>, In pocket Maps, vol. ii. To illustrate the Rise <strong>of</strong> Islam, 2 The provinces <strong>of</strong> the Abbasid Caliphate, 62 Central Asia, 84 <strong>Persia</strong>, In pocket Mar Aba the Great, i. 495, 496 Maragha, city <strong>of</strong>, ii. 159, 175 j observatory at, 227 Marathas, the, ii. 351 ; defeat <strong>of</strong>, 370 Marathon, Battle <strong>of</strong>, i. 203-206, 218, 224, 225 Marcanda (Samarcand), i. 287, 288 Marcellinus, Ammianus, i. 393, 399, 432 footnote, 450, 453, 455, 456, 457, 459, 460, 467 footnote Marco Polo, i. 30, 257 ii. ; 107, no, 124 footnote, 174. footnote ', travels in <strong>Persia</strong>, 181-184; return to <strong>Persia</strong>, 187; 270, 292, 294 Mardan, Ali, Shamlu, ii. 352 Mardan Ali Khan, Bakhtiari, ii. 372, 373 Mardawij bin Ziyar, founder <strong>of</strong> Ziyarid Dynasty, ii. 92 Mardi, the, i. 284, 346 Mardia, i. 54 Mardonius, campaign in Thrace, i. 202- 203 ; 208, 210, 218, 219; campaign <strong>of</strong>, 219-221 ; 222, 223 Marduk (Babylonian deity), i. 82, 83 Marduk-Mudammik, Prince, i. 122 Margiana (the modern Merv), i. 171, 321, 33i 379 Margians, the, i. 102 Marib, city <strong>of</strong>, Sabaean capital, ii. 3 Markham, Sir Clements, 210 ii. footnote Marlowe, Christopher, ii. 209 footnote, 252 Marmora, Sea <strong>of</strong>, i. 264 Marseilles, i. 159 Mar Shimun, i. 448 Martel, Charles, ii. 56 Martin, Dr., ii. 293 footnote, 294 footnote Martiya, Elamite Pretender, i. 171, 189 Martyropolis, i. 517, 519 Marutha (Mesopotamian bishop), i. 464 Marwa, hill <strong>of</strong>, ii. 4, 18 Mashhad-i-Madar-i-Sulayman (tomb <strong>of</strong> the Mother <strong>of</strong> Solomon), i. 191 Mashita ; description <strong>of</strong> palace at, i. 511 ; 515, 523 Masistes, brother <strong>of</strong> Xerxes, i. 226 Masistius, <strong>Persia</strong>n i. general, 221 Masius, Mount, i. 450, 480 Masjid-i-Shah (Royal Mosque), ii. 285-286 Maskat, ii. 76, 270, 271, 279, 456-457 Maslama, brother <strong>of</strong> Yezid II., ii. 55 Maspero, Sir G., i. 36 footnote ; 45 footnote ; 62 footnote ; 155 footnote; 174, 176 Masruk (Abyssinian Viceroy), ii. 8 Massagetae, the, i. 481, 482 Massilia (Marseilles), i. 342 Masud, son <strong>of</strong> Mahmud, ii. 99, 100 Masudi, Abul Hasan Ali, Arab historian, i. 12, 423 footnote, 487, 498, 500 ; ii. 49 Mauludgah, birthplace <strong>of</strong> Nadir Shah, ii. 358 Maurice, Emperor, i. 495, 516, 517, 519, 521, 522, 524, 528 Mavaranahr (Transoxiana), ii. 118 Maybud, town <strong>of</strong>, ii. 195 Maydan-i-Shah (Royal Square) at Isfahan, ii. 284-285 Mayo, Lord, ii. 467 Maximin, Emperor, i. 431
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