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54 6 HISTORY OF PERSIA
Mithradates, the elder, i. 374
Mithradates (brother of Pharasmanes),
i.
406
Mithridates, King of Pontus, i. 322
Mithridates VI., King of Pontus, i. 350,
363, 364 the Mithridatic
; wars, 367
et seq. ; suicide, 372 ; 382 ;
Mithridatic wars,
i.
367 et seq.
ii.
209
Mitylene, i. 267
Moab, i. 523
Modhar tribe, ii.
65
Modud, son of Masud, ii. 100
Moghan, plain of, ii. 158, 166, 347
Moghuls, Dynasty of the Indian, ii. 223
Mohamed, prophet, i. 109, 425, 438,
522 career
; of, ii. I et seq. ; 3 footnote
;
ancestors of, 4-6 childhood and
;
early manhood of, 8-10 ; rebuilding of
the Kaaba, 10 ; proclaims his mission,
io-n ; flight to Medina, 13-14 erects
;
first
mosque at Medina, 14 breach
5
with the Jews, 15 ;
Battle of Badr,
15-16 Battle of ; Ohod, 16-17 massacre
of the Beni Koreitza, 17 ; pilgrim-
5
ages to Mecca, 17-18; the "fulfilled
pilgrimage," 18 ; capture of Mecca, 19 ;
last campaign and death, 19-20 ;
character,
20-22 the ; Koran, 22-24 5 34
footnote ; 45, 57
Mohamed, son of Malik Shah, ii. in,
112
Mohamed, son of Ismail, ii. 87
Mohamed, great-grandson of Abbas, ii.
56,58
Mohamed (son of the Caliph Ali),
known
as the Hanifite, q.v.
Mohamed II., Sultan of ii.
Turkey, 262
Mohamed III., Sultan of Turkey, ii. 263
Mohamedabad, ii. 340
Mohamed Ali, Mulla, of Zanjan, ii. 446
Mohamed Azim, Barakzai,
ii.
429
Mohamed Husayn Khan, chief of the
Kajars, ii. 362, 365, 372, 373, 374,
375
Mohamed ibn Ilias, known as Abu Ali,
q.-v.
Mohamed ibn Kasim, Arab invader of
India, ii. 53
Mohamed Ibrahim (historian), i.
13 ;
102, 1 18-1 19
Mohamed Khan, son of Zaki Khan, ii.
393
Mohamed Khudabanda, known as Uljaitu,
q.v.
Mohamed Mahruk, relative of the Imam
Riza, ii. 138
Mohamed Mirza, known as Khudabanda,
q.i> .
Mohamed, Mirxa Sayyid,
of Meshed, ii.
371
Mohamed Shah,
ii.
149, 150, 151, 352,
353
ii.
Mohamed Vali Khan, Persian general,
" 393, 394
Mohamed Vali Mirza, son of Path Ali
Shah, ii. 414, 426, 427, 428, 429, 434,
435 death
; of, 439
Mohamed Yusuf, Sadozai, ii.
452, 455
Mohamera, i. 44, 47, 59 ii. ; 3
Mohanna, Mir, of Bandar Rig, ii. 376
Mokan Khan, Turk,
i.
492, 493
Mokanna (the Veiled Prophet),
ii.
67
Molon, Satrap of Media, i. 334, 335, 353
Monaeses, i. 387
Mongolia, i. 492
Mongolistan,
ii. 162
Mongols, the invasion
; of, ii. 61 ;
128 ;
treatment of Attar, 141-142 ;
nature
of the Mongol invasion, 144 - 145 ;
origin of the Mongols, 145-146 invasion
of Turkestan, 149 invasion of
;
;
Transoxiana, 150-152; devastation of
Khorasan, 154; destruction of Merv
and Nishapur, 155-156; campaign
against Jalal-u-Din, 156-158; devastation
of western and north - western
Persia, 158-160 ; 163, 164, 165, 166 ;
campaigns in Asia Minor and Syria,
167 ;
defeat in Syria, 190 ;
literature
and architecture under, 225-239
Monobazus, of Adiabene, i. 406
Monteith, Gen. W., ii. 406
Moore, Thomas, ii. 95
Moravia, ii. 144
Morier, James, ii. 385 footnote, 407
Moscow, ii. 197, 205 ; plundered by
Tamerlane, 207 ;
261
Moseilama, the prophet, ii. 23, 27
Moses,
i. 80
Moses of Chorene, i. 467
Mosul, i. 6 ii.
; 194, 226, 298
Motamid, Caliph ; accession, ii. 84-85 ;
86, 89
Motasim, Caliph, ii. 78 ; revolt of the
Jatt, 79 ; campaign against Greece, 80
Motazid, Abbasid Caliph, ii. 89
Mothanna (Arab leader) ; campaigns of, i.
533-5355 536
Moulton, J. H., 106 i. footnote, 109 footnote,
246
Moushegh, Armenian nobleman, i. 463
Muaffak, brother of Motamid, ii. 84 ;
suppresses Zanj revolt, 85
Muavia, Governor of Syria and Caliph,
ii.
33 ;
war with Ali, 34-35 ; arbitration,
35 3 6 > 37 39 >
death of, 40 ;
alliance
with Ziad, 47-48 ; appoints Yezid his
successor, 49
Muayyid, Governor of ii.
Nishapur, 126
Muayyid-u-Dola, Buwayhid Prince, ii. 92
Muayyid-ul-Mulk, son of the Nizam-ul-
Mulk, ii. 112
Muhallab, ii. 50 ; appointed Governor of
Khorasan, 52 ; 54, 55