تحفة النظار في غرايب الامصار وعجايب الاسفار 13.22.5

13.22.5

After that the Sultan's hospitality was assigned: a thousand Indian raṭls of flour, one third of it mīrā, that is, fine white flour, and two thirds khushkār, that is, coarse-ground flour; a thousand raṭls of meat; many raṭls of sugar, ghee, salīf and areca nut, whose number I do not remember; and a thousand betel leaves. The Indian raṭl is twenty raṭls of the Maghrib and twenty-five raṭls of Egypt. The hospitality of Khudhāwandzāda was four thousand raṭls of flour and the same of meat, with what goes with it of the things we have mentioned.