Storia do Mogor 238.2.4

238.2.4

From the port [67] of Madrasta (Madras) to Gulkandah the distance is two hundred and sixteen kos — that is, leagues ; from Gulkandah to Oramgabad (Aurangabad) it is one hundred and sixty-eight leagues ; from Aurangabad to Brampur (Burhanpur) it is seventy-two leagues ; from Burhanpur to Serong (Sironj) it is one hundred and forty-four leagues ; from Sironj to Agrah it is one hundred and forty-four leagues ; from Agrah to Dihli it is seventy-six leagues ; from Dihli to the town of Sorend (Sihrind) it is eighty-four leagues; from Sihrind to the city of Lahor it is one hundred and four leagues ; from Lahor to Little Gujarat it is thirty-six leagues; from Little Gujarat to the Indus river it is one hundred and thirty-six leagues ; from the river Indus to the city of Paxor (Peshawar) it is thirty-six leagues; from Peshawar to Kabul it is one hundred and forty-four leagues; from Kabul to Cazenj (Ghazni), now in ruins, it is seventy-two leagues. At a distance of twenty leagues from Ghazni is the boundary of Qandahar, which belongs to the King of Persia. Here on this side end the dominions of the Mogul, and on the north side they touch the kingdom of the Usbeques (Uzbak). From this point as far as Ugullim (Hugli), which is in Bengal, there will be about the same number of leagues [? as from Madras], excluding the lands which adjoin the Axames (Asham, Assam).