Mixture or combination

Mullo Mahmud (Eng. Mulla Mahmud) – see. Mavlono Mahmud Forobiy (Maulana Mahmud Farabi)
MULLO MODARZOD (or Mullozodai Mullo Usmon) Eng. Mulla Madarzad) – A scientist, who lived in the times of Sultan Husain. He was born in the village called Charh in Kabul province. He had strong memory. He began teaching in the Ulughbek madrasah when he was fourteen years old so he was given name “Mulla Madarzad”. Sultan Husain persuaded him to stay in Herat when he was returning from Haj (Pligrim). Babur described him as “there was no any man as intelligent as him at that time” [“B”, on folio 178 a]
B.Y.
MULLO MURSHID (Eng. Mulla Murshid) – It is a name of Babur’s ambassador. He was sent to palace Daulat Khan, ruler of Punjab and Ibrahim Ludi, Sultan of Delhi (1517). Babur wrote letter to both insisting them “return the land historically belonged to Turkic tribes and Temurid kingdom” [“B”, on folio 226 b]. But Daulat Khan detained Mulla Murshid in Lakhur not allowing him to go to Delhi including the letter and presents supposed to Ibrahim Ludi. After several monthes Mulla Murshid returned Kabul without any answer [“B”, on folio 227 a].
B.Y.
MULLO MUHAMMAD PARG’ARIY (Eng. Mulla Muhammad Parghari) - one of the communicators of Babur. His name was mentioned once in depiction of events in India [“B”, on folio p.254 b].
MULLO NE’MAT (Eng. Mulla Ni’mat) – He was one of the soldiers of Babur. He participated and was killed in the Battle of Khanwa in 1527 [“B”, on folio 310 a].
MULLO OPOQ (or Ofoq) Eng. Mulla Apaq) – He was one of the begs of Babur. He served to Babur with lots of brothers for which he gained Babur’s respect. He was sent to Kuil, Sanbal and Gwalior with army to perform secret orders of Babur [“B”, on folio 206 a; 297 a; 304 a] When he was sent to Kuil accompanied with Abdulaziz Mirahur with 1500 soldiers, he went to Khanwa and defended the fort until the army came to help [“B”, on folio 310 b; 382 a]. Babur separated 50 lak of land free from taxes and gifted all the profit from those lands to Mulla Apaq. [“B”, on folio 335 a].
O.J.
MULLO RAFE’ (Eng. Mulla Rafe) – He was one of the servants of Babur. He made an alcoholic drink mixing powdered zwiebacks into drink called “safuf” on the bank of river Gambir in 1528. [“B”, on folio 399 a].
O.J.
MULLO SARSON (Eng. Mulla Sarsan) – one of the servants of Kamran. He performed the order of Babur when son of Ibrahim Ludi was brought to Kamran’s palace. [“B”, on folio 307 a].
O..J.
MULLO TAG’OYI (Eng. Mulla Taghai) – He was an ambassador of Abusaid Sultan of the Shaibaids dynasty. He was among the envoys came to Agra from Bukhara in 1528. Babur presented him a coat with buttons and “qumosh hil’at (a cover)” including lots of money. [“B”, on folio 357 b].
O.J.
MULLO TURKALI (Eng. Mulla Turk Ali) – He was one of the commanders of Babur’s army. He was awarded with “juldu” for his courageous fight during the battle to seize fortress of Bajavr in 1519. [“B”, on folio 217 a].
MULLO FARRUH (Eng. Mulla Farrukh) – He was a chief servant of Kwaja Abdush-shahid. He was among the guests who came from Samarkand to Agra in 1528. He was dressed a cover and given a silver present. [“B”, on folio 352 a, b].
O.J.
MULLO XOJA (Eng. Mulla Kwaja) – It is a name of Sultan Husain’s son-in-law. He married to Kichik Begim who was born from Payanda Sultan. [“B”, on folio 168 a]