Zanzibar ■ 49, 64b, 115b, 116b, +v. Tanzania

Zanzibar • 49, 74a

Zaradrus ≈ v. Sutlej

Zarafshan, Zarafshān ≈ CD1 27b, 37a, 63d

Hira&ntod;yavatī 27b

Zaranj • A3 26a, 31–33, 38a, 39ad, 44ac, 46a, 138

Shahristān 44a

Zaranka □ v. Seistan

Zargun ∧ B3 3, 138

Zariaspa • v. Balkh

Zaskar Range ∧∧ E2 3, 86b, 138

Zayton (Emp. of the Great Khān) • 37c, 197a₁

Zeila (Somalia) • 49

Zeionises (Śakas) ▯ xxxivk–m

Zeugma (Syria) • 24e

Zeus, Cape of ▭ E9 24a

Zhob ◩ C3 65n, 79, 141

Zhob ≈ C3 xxxiva, 3, 138

Zhob River Valley 157b₂

Zia ul-Haq, Mohammad ▯ 266b₂

Zia ur Rahman ▯ 266b₂

Ziegenbalg, B. ▯ 99d, CSA 5q

Zikris ‖‖ 94e

zinc 130

Zindā Shāh Madār (Madāri) ▯ 41b

Zīrids ✭ 33d

Ziro • I4 88ai, 139

Ziyā ud-dīn Bakhshī (Chishtī) ▯ 41b

Ziyā ud-dīn Baranī (Chishtī) ▯ 41b, CSA 2w

Zoilos Soter (Indo-Greeks) ▯ xxxivhi

Zoji La ⎶ D2 3, 86b, 87h, 138

Zoji La ⚔ D2 87h

zonal councils 225a₁

Zorawar Singh ▯ 153a₁

Zoroastrianism ✠ 34bl, 204b₁, CSA 6ddgg, +v. Parsis

Zoroastrians ✠ v. Parsis

Zranka □ v. Seistan

Zürich (Switzerland) • 128a

The following index items refer to new atlas materials on pages 263–282 and to the updated portions of the three end-cover chronologies. In general, the man- ner of presentation of items in this index conforms to the rules set forth on pages 327–328. A number of pertinent observations, however, must be made.

A. End Cover Chronologies:

The designations "MSR," "CSA," and "PC" in this index refer entirely to the new portions of the three end cover inserts, "Major States and Rulers of South Asia," "A Chronology of South Asia," and "A Political Conspectus of South Asia," respectively. The manner of indexing, by columns and rows, for CSA entries is like that used for the original chronology. MSR entries are followed by numbers 1 to 7 specifying correspondingly numbered areas of reference on the chart. PC entries are indexed by column in the same manner as pages of text in the body of the atlas.

B. Subsidiary Entries and Relation of Old to New Index:

Subsidiary entries are provided only in those cases where more than one name for a given place or person appears in the addenda and corrigenda (e.g., Sri Lanka and Ceylon) or in which a change in orthography may leave the reader in doubt about a correspondence between a name in the original index and a new entry cited below (e.g., Zhou Enlai, in the modern Pinyin system of spelling vs. Chou En- lai in the earlier Wade-Giles system). For references to most alternative names ap- pearing in the original edition (e.g., Mysore, rather than the present name Karnataka) and to other relevant information (e.g., map grid location), the original index should be consulted. Most of the items in the new index appear also in the old index; those that do not are followed by a plus sign (+).

C. Names Excluded from Index:

Names of political parties in the tables for section IX and of countries, administrative units thereof, and cities that appear in the tables of sections IX, X and XI, in figure IX.D.2.a and in the new end-cover overlay map, "South Asia, Admin- istrative Divisions, 1991," are not indexed in that those portions of the atlas are so laid out that the reader should have little difficulty in locating the items in question. Major subject headings of tables are indexed, but many column headings are not.

A. End Cover Administrative Map

In so far as the map "South Asia Administrative Divisions, 1991" replaces the previous end cover insert "Administrative Divisions, 1975," the statement in the paragraph "End Cover Inserts" of the Guide to the Original Index that reads "The references in this index to the maps on pages 3 and 79 relate also to the end cover maps of physiography and administrative divisions respectively" is no longer valid for the latter of those two maps.

B. Former Section Entitled Late Particulars:

In the original edition a section entitled "Late Particulars" comprised pages 263–266. That section, covering a variety of events from 1971 to 1977 or providing statistics and other relevant data for that period supplemented a number of map plates and the three end cover chronologies with earlier terminal dates. The information provided in the original "Late Particulars" has been recast and the section has been omitted from this edition. Hence, all original index entries referring the reader to pages 263–266 should be ignored.

Adamgarh Cave ∴ 264a₂

Administrative Divisions 267b₂, 268a₁

Afghan Revolutionary Council + 278b₂

Afghanistan ■ 264bc₁, 267c₂, 268a₁, 275b₂c, 277–279 passim, MSR2, CSA4zz5xx–zz, PCc₁

Afghans ‖‖ 275c, 278b₁

Africa □ CSA6yyzz

agriculture/farming/crops, cropland 264ac₁, 265a, 281t

Ahar ∴ 265a₂b₁c₁

Ahmadiya sect ✠ 277, 279c₁, CSA2yy

Ahmadzai, Md. Najibullah + ▯ MSR2, PCc₂

Ahmed, Fakhruddin Ali ▯ 268c₁, PCa₂

Ahmed, Kazi Zafar + ▯ PCc₁

Ahmed, Khandakar Mushtaq + ▯ MSR4

Ahmed, Moudad + ▯ PCc₁

Ahmed, Shahabuddin + ▯ MSR4, PCc₁

Ahsan, Abul + ▯ 279b₂

airlines/air traffic 281t, CSA3yy5xx6yy

Akihito (Japan) + ▯ MSR7

All-Assam Sangram Parishad + ► 276a₂

All-Assam Students' Union + ► 276a₂

All-Azad Kashmir Muslim Conference + ► 273a₂, PCb₂

All Party Hill Leaders Conference ► PCb₁

Allahabad ◩ 265c₂

Allahdino + ∴ 265a₁

Amin, Hafizullah + ▯ MSR2, PCc

Amri ∴ 264bc₂

Amritsar • 270a₂, 275a₂

Amu Darya ≈ 264c₁

Anand Marg + 277, CSA5zz

Anandpur Sahib Resolution + 275a₂

Andaman and Nicobar Islands ◩ PCb₁

Andhra Pradesh ◩ 265b₂c₂, 268c₂, 270c₂, 272b₂, 278b₂, PCb₂

Andropov, Yuri V. (USSR) + ▯ MSR7

Angola ■ CSA6xxzz

Anjira ∴ 264b₁

Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam/ADK ► 268c, PCb₂

Antarctic Treaty/Antarctica + □ CSA5yy

Apartheid + CSA6ww

Apegaon ∴ 265b₁

Aquino, Corazon (Philippines) + ▯ CSA6xx

Arabic ✶ 278a₁

Arakan ◩ CSA5zz

Argentina ■ CSA5yy

Arunachal Pradesh ◩ 267c₂, 271a₂, 276ab₂, PCb₁, CSA4xx

ASEAN CSA5yy

Asia, Central □ v. Central Asia

Asia, South □ v. South Asia

Assam ◩ 268c₂, 270a₂, 272b₂, 276a₂, 278ab₁, 279c₂, 281a₁, PCb₁, CSA2yy, 4xxyy

Assam Gana Parishad/Asom Gana Parishad + ► PCb₁

Assamese ‖‖ 276a₂b₁

assassinations + 275a₂, 278c₁, 279a₁b₁, MSR3, PCa₂, CSA4ww–zz, 5zz

Aurangabad ◩ 281c₂

Australopithecines + 263c₁

Awami League/AL (Bangladesh) ► 273b₂

Awami National Party/ANP (Pakistan) + ► PCc₁

Ayodhyā (Faizabad) • 266b₁, 271c₁

Ayodhyā-Kā&ntod;&dtod;a + 266b₁

Azad Kashmir ■ 267c₂, 272c₂, 275b₂, PCb₂

Bābur ▯ 271c₁

Backward Classes + ‖‖ 271b₂, 278a₂

Badakhshan ◩ 267c₂

Baghor + ∴ 263c₂, 264a₁

Bagor ∴ 264a₂

Baha'i faith + ✠ 279c₁

Bahawalpur ◩ 264b₂, 265a₁

Bahudhanyaka + □ 266b₁

Bala Kot ∴ 264c₂

Baltistan □ 275b₂

Baltoro Glacier ▭ 274c₂, 275b₁

Baluchistan ◩ 264a₂bc₁, 272c, 275b₂, 277, 278b₁, PCc₁, CSA2zz

Baluchistan National Alliance ► PCc₁

Banas [culture] ‖‖ 265a₂b₁

Bandarnaike, Sirimavo + ▯ MSR6, PCc₂

Bandarban + ◩ 276a₂

Banglore • 279b₂

Bangladesh ■ 267c₂, 268a, 272c₁, 273a₂, 274tb₂c₂, 275a₁, 276ab, 277–280a₁ passim, 281c, MSR4, PCc₁, CSA2wwzz, 3ww–zz, 4wwxxzz, 5wwxxzz

Bangladesh National Party + ► 273a₂,b₂, PCc₁

Bangladeshis + ‖‖ CSA2yy

Bangladeshi Mukti Bahini + ► 276a₁

Bannu Basin + ▭ 264b₁

Barooah, D. K. ▯ 268b₁

Batadombalena Cave + ∴ 264a₁

Beas ≈ 275a₂, CSA3yy

Beevi, M. Fatima + ▯ CSA2xx

Beijing (Peking) (China) • 276a₁, CSA6xx

Beirut (Lebanon) • CSA6yy

Belan Valley + 263c₂, 264a₂

Belur • 266b₂

Bengal, Bay of ☯ 275a₁, CSA4yy

Bengal, North □ CSA4xx

Bengali(s) ‖‖ 276a₂, 278a₁, 279c₂

Berlin (Fed. Rep. of Germany) • CSA6xx

Berubari • 274b₂

Bhagwanpura ∴ 265a₂c₁

Bhakti movement ✠ 266c₂, 267a₁

Bhārata ▯ 266b₁

Bharatiya Janata Party + ► 271c, 272b₂, PCa₂

Bharatiya Lok Dal ► 268c₂

Bhargava, K. K. + ▯ 279b₂

Bhattarai, Krishna Prasad ▯ PCc₂

Bhimbetka + ∴ 263c₂, 264a

Bhopal • CSA3yy, 5xx

Bhubaneshwar • 266b₁

Bhutan/Druk-Yul ■ 267c₂, 276a₂b₁, 278c₂, 279b₁c₂, MSR4, PCc₂, CSA2xx, 5xx

Bhutto, Benazir + ▯ 272c₂, MSR2, PCb₂, CSA2xx, 3ww, 4wwxx

Bhutto, Zulfikar Ali ▯ 272c, 278b₂, MSR2, PCb₂, CSA4zz

Bīdar • 266c₂

Bihar ◩ 271a₂, 277, 278b, 281a₂, PCa₂

Biharis ‖‖ 278a₂

Bījāpur • 266c₂

Birendra Bir Bikram (Nepal) ▯ MSR3, PCc₂

Bista, Kirtinidhi ▯ PCc₂

Black Polished Ware + v. Northern Black Pol- ished Ware

Black-and-Red Ware 265bc₂, 266a₁

Blue Star, Operation + ⚔ 275b₁

Bodoland + □ 276a₂, 278b₁

Bodos, Kacharis ‖‖ 276a₂, 278b₁, CSA4xx

Bolan ≈ 264a₂

Bombay • 278c₁, CSA5xx

Bombay Province ◩ 267b₂

bonded labor + CSA2xx

border clashes, incidents 275b₂c₂, 276a₁, 277

border disputes/problems + 276b₁, 278a₂

borders/boundaries/boundary agreements 273c₂, 274b₂c₂, 275a₁, 276ab₁, 278a₂, CSA5xxzz

Brahmagiri ∴ 265b₂

Brahmaputra ≈ 276a₂b₂

Brahmaputra plain + ▭ 278b₁

Brezhnev, Leonid (USSR) ▯ MSR7

British Commonwealth ■ 279b₁, CSA5xx–zz

Bronze-Iron Age 263b₁

Buddhism, Mahayana + ✠ CSA2ww

Buddhism, Theravada + ✠ CSA2ww

Buddhists ✠ 275b₂, 277, 278a₁, 279c

Burma ■ v. Myanmar

Bush, George (USA) + ▯ MSR7

Byelorussia + ◩ CSA6xx

Calcutta • 281c₁, CSA3xx

Callaghan, James (UK) + ▯ MSR7

Cambodia ■ CSA6zz

Carter, Jimmy (USA) + ▯ MSR7

caste(s) 277, 279b₂, 280c₁, CSA2ww

cattle 264b₁, 281t

Cedi ‖‖ 266b₁

census(es) 279c₂, 281ac

CENTO 279b₁, CSA5zz

Central Asia □ 264b₂, 265a₁c₁

Ceylon ■ v. Sri Lanka

Chad ■ CSA6zz

Chakmas ‖‖ 278b₁

Chalcolithic 264a₂, 265b₁

Chambal ≈ 265b₁

Chand, Lokendra Bahadur + ▯ PCc₂

Chandigarh ◩ 275a₂b₁, PCa₂

Chandigarh • 281c₁

Chandrasekhar, S. + ▯ CSA2yy

Chenab ≈ 275b₁

Chernenko, Konstantin U. + ▯ MSR7

Chernobyl (USSR) + • CSA6xx

China ■ 275b₁c, 276a₁b₁, 279a₂b₁, MSR7, CSA5ww–zz, 6xxzz

Chirand ∴ 265b₂c₁

Chishti order ✠ 266c₂

Chittagong Hills ◩ 276a₁, 278a₁b₁, CSA4yy

Chota Nagpur □ 278b₁

Chou En-lai (China) ▯ v. Zhou Enlai

Choudhri, Fazal Elahi ▯ PCb₂

Chowdhury, Mizanur Rahman + ▯ PCc₁

Christians ✠ 279c₁, 281a₁

cities 280t, 281a₁c₁