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# The Nāṣirī Generations 245.13

Tabakat-i-Nasiri 245.13

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### [245.13](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.sultanate.tabaqat-i-nasiri~en-raverty.245.13)

Those Turks, Tattars, and Mughals who occupy at present the old seats of the Tajziks, between Hirat, Kabul, and Kandahar \[“the Afghans of Ghor” as they were wont, until very lately, improperly to be styled, and who are said to have “founded the ‘pre-Mughal’ Patan dynasty of Hinpaganism, the kingdom of Hindustan, by the grace of Almighty God, and the favour of fortune, under the shadow III. Aminjah — and, by different authors, Alinjah — Balinjah — Malinjah — and without points — which may be anything; but Abu-l-Ghazi, contrary to all other writers, styles him Jalinzah \[? He was succeeded by his son, IV. I-ley — whom some style Ansi or Insi — and Isley — and without diacritical points. Abu-l-Ghazi styles this ruler Itelah \[?\]. He was succeeded by his son, V. Atsiz — which is written in some of the works quoted Altur and Astir but they are evidently both intended for which is a well-known Turkish name. This however is a specimen of the manner in which careless copyists, ignorant of the subject copied, make correct names incorrect. Abu-l-Ghazi calls him Atasir or Atsir \[?\]. He was engaged in wars, but against whom is not recorded. Hostility had probably already arisen between the Tattar and Mughal I-maks. VI. Ardu or Urdu also written Ardah or Urdah son of Atsiz, succeeded to the authority, and, at his death, his son,

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