Indian Antiquary Vol 32

SR No.: 032524
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 550
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 20 MB

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26 THE INDIAN ANTIQUART.
(JANUARI, 1908. =
In choosing a generio form for the title of each word illustrated below, I have followed Yule's form whenever there was one, and in cases where words are not in Yule, I have ased that form which is most familiar to myself and I presume to other contemporary students.
I have also quoted Wheeler's Notes on and Extracts from the Government Records of Madras for 1679-81, as N. and E. to illustrate the text. It is a pity that it is not a better book for students, and the same may be said of Wilson's Early Annals of the English in Bengal, Vol. I., Also occasionally quoted. Crawford's Descriptive Dictionary of the Indian Islands and Adjacent Countries has also been sometimes brought into requisition to illustrate passages. Finally, I have frequently referred to previous notes of my own in this Journal, illustrating some of the words used in the text of the MS.
ABAB8IN. Fol. 53. The Abassin of Persia 7 to one Pagod or 0016 08. 00d. Not in Yule.
[A Bill of Exchange accepted by Mr. Vincent (Chief at Hagly) for Rupees 15,000, payable in Abassoon, at this place at 84 Annas of a Rapee for an Abassee, ordered to be returned, Mr. Vincent's money from Persia proving to be Mahmuddys which are 16 por cent. womo than Abasseos. Madras, 15th March 1680. N. and B. p. 12. Mr. Vincent subsequently agreed to accept the difference between the "Mahmuddys" and the Abassees, p. 31.]
ACHAR Fol. 82. [The Portugals make] Beverall sorts of Achar, as Mangoe, Bamboo, Lemon, &o. very good and Cheape. See Yule, ., v. Achar: salt or acid relish, pickle.
ACHEEN. Pol. 188. not for that they came in without leave but m She was an Enemy of theirs an Achiner.... Whereupon y: Malay inbabitants ... stood up for y! Achiners.
Fol. 148. [Queda] bat nothinge nigh to y! Splendour State and riches of Achin.
Fol. 167. The Citty Achin is Vpon y North End of great Island Sumatra ... the Citty Achin is y! Metropolitan of y: Whole. ... famous as it is y! place of residence of theire Virgin Queene.
Fol. 159. pay a much Blenderer homage to y! Crowne of Achin then formerly they have done. Achin is now and hath Considerable time been Governed by a Queen, even Since y! time that the discreet and Pions Kinge James of happy memorie Swayed y Scepter of great Brittaine ffrance and Ireland.
Fa. 169. Anno Dom: 1675: the Old Queen of Achin died ..... I was then in Aohin when She died .... y: mourninge of y: female Sect was to cut the baire of theire heads.
See Yule, ., . Acheen, whose European quotations, however, stop with the 16th century.
fAdvice received from Metohlepatam of the arrival of the Interloping ship "Commerce" from Achien. 20th Dec. 1680. N. and E. p. 42.]
AGBA.
. Fol. 62. Agra, the Metropolitan of y: Empiro. Fol. 65. Much Ayinge news arrived att Agra and Delly.
Pol. 67. all the tribute this great Cesar cold get. Henco ww Short answer y! ! tromuro WAS M fe in Dacos w in his own Exchequer in Agra or Delly.
Not in Yule.
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