Unwanted Neighbours: The Mughals, the Portuguese,and Their Frontier Zones by Jorge Flores

Author:Jorge Flores [Flores, Jorge]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: OUP India
Published: 2018-06-05T00:00:00+00:00

1 Jahangir (1999), pp. 240–1.

2 Viceroy Dom João Coutinho to Philip III, Goa, 3 February 1618, in DRI, tom. IV, p. 130. A later report penned by the same viceroy notes that Jahangir travelled in the company of more than 50,000 cavalrymen (Coutinho to Philip III, Goa, 20 February 1619, in DRI, tom. V, p. 191).

3 Francesco Corsi to the Jesuit Provincial of India, Agra, 28 October 1619, in DUP, vol. III, p. 158.

4 Cortesão and Mota (1987), vol. IV, pl. 416 E.

5 Foster (1921); Roe (1990); Hasan (1990); Jha (2005); Hasan (1993a); Hasan (1990); Hasan (1986).

6 See Pelsaert (1979); Pelsaert (2001); Van Santen (1982); Jha (2005); Akhtar (1995); Akhtar (1988).

7 Lombard–Jourdain (1998).

8 Nagashima (2009); Nagashima (2006).

9 João Teixeira Albernaz, Taboas Geraes de toda a Navegação, 1630, map 11, Washington, DC, The Library of Congress, G1015. T4 1630.

10 Chandra (2003), ch. 10, pp. 227–34.

11 Diary of Joan Breakout and Joan Tack’s overland trip between Agra and Delhi (December 1652 to March 1653), The Hague, Algemeen Rikjksarchief, Overgekomen Briefen en Papieren, VOC 1201, f. 768v.

12 ‘Cartaz a nau Jahanguiry del Rey Jahanguir’, Goa, 21 August 1618, HAG, Consultas de serviços de partes, bk. 3, ff. 107v–9r; cartaz for Khurram’s ship, Goa, 26 January 1619, HAG, Consultas de serviços de partes, bk. 3, ff. 119v–20v; ‘Sobre o cartaz de Surrate’, in ACE, vol. I, pp. 22–4; cartaz for a ship owned by Jahangir’s mother, Goa, 23 October 1619, HAG, Consultas de serviços de partes, bk. 3, ff. 129r–9v; Governor Fernão de Albuquerque to Mirza ‘Isa, ‘captain and financial superintendent’ of Surat, Goa, 17 December 1619, HAG, Reis Vizinhos, bk. 1, ff. 58v–9r; Goa, 18 November 1620, HAG, Consultas de serviços de partes, bk. 3, ff. 50r–v; Goa, 21 October 1621, HAG, Consultas de serviços de partes, bk. 3, ff. 71v–2r; ‘cartaz del Rey Selemoxá [Salim Shah, that is, Jahangir]’, Goa. October–November 1622, HAG, Consultas de serviços de partes, bk. 3, ff. 82r–3r. Pearson (1981), pp. 145–7, has studied some of these documents, albeit from a different perspective.

13 It is improbable that this Bhimji Parekh is the person who later worked as a broker for the EIC, but the two certainly belonged to the same family. See Gokhale (1979), pp. 119, 121–2.

14 The English reference to the Shahi is in EFI, 1622–1623, p. 271.

15 See Moosvi (1990), who makes use of the Blochet Ms., Bibliothèque nationale de France, Supplément Persan 482. Also see Qaisar (1968).

16 Hasan (2004); Hasan (1989–90); Hasan (1986); Akhtar (1988).

17 On the shahbandar (port official) of Surat, see Nagashima (1996).

18 Hasan (2004), pp. 35, 39. Also see Rezavi (1984); Hasan (1989–90); Hasan (1993b).

19 The defence of the former argument is to be found in Pearson (1976); Pearson (1991). For its critique, see, inter alia, Subrahmanyam (1995).

20 Jahangir (1999), pp. 206, 94, 106, 108, 133, 141. Jahangir Quli Khan—Mirza ‘Aziz Koka’s son and subadar of Gujarat in 1608–9—used to present Jahangir with exquisite objects, such as a silver throne (Jahangir [1999], pp. 106, 108, 121). Prince Kuhrram did the same during

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