The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c24.s2: Chapter I. Bābur
The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c24.s2
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Chapter I. Bābur
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1. ORIGINAL SOURCES
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Memoirs of Bābur: *Turkī text.* (*a*) Edited by N. Ilminski. 1857. (*b*) Facsimile of Hyderābād Codex, edited by A. S. Beveridge. 1905. *Persian Versions.* (*a*) By Pāyandah Hasan. (*b*) By Mīrzā ‘Abdu’r-Rahīm. *European translations.* (*a*) By J. Leyden and W. Erskine of ‘Abdu’r-Rahīm’s Persian version. 1826. Revised by Sir L. King. 1921. (*b*) By A. Pavet de Courteille, from Ilminski’s text. 1871. (*c*) By A. S. Beveridge, from the Hyderābād Codex. 1921. Tārīkh-i-Rashīdī. By Muhammad Haidar Dughlāt. Translation of the Persian text by N. Elias and E. Denison Ross. 1895. Habīb-us-Siyar. By Khvānd Amīr. Persian text, lithographed. Teheran, 1855 and Bombay, 1857. Ahsan-us-Siyar. By Mīrzā Barkhwardār Turkmān. Shaibānī-nāma. By Muhammad Sālih. Turkī text and German translation by H. Vambéry. 1885. Text edited by P. M. Melioransky and A. N. Samoïlovich. 1908. Tārīkh-i-‘Ālamārāi ‘Abbāsī. By Iskandar Munshī. Persian manuscript in the Bodleian. (Fraser 144, 147, 145.) Lithographed. Teheran, 1896. Humāyūn-nāma. By Gulbadan Begam. Persian text, edited and translated by A. S. Beveridge. 1902.
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Tārīkh-i-Haqqī. By ‘Abdul-Haqq ibn Saif-ud-Dīn Dihlavī. Persian manuscript in the Bodleian. (Fraser 132.) Ahsan-ut-Tawārīkh. By Hasan. Persian manuscript in the Bodleian. (Ouseley 232.) Tārīkh-i-Firishta. By Muhammad Qāsim called Firishta. Persian text, edited by J. Briggs. 1831. Lithographed edition, Lucknow, 1864. Translation by J. Briggs. London, 1829; reprinted Calcutta, 1908. Tabaqāt-i-Akbarī. By Nizām-ud-Dīn Ahmad ibn Muhammad Muqīm. Persian manuscript in Bodleian. (Elliot 381.) Edited and translated by B. De. (*Bibliotheca Indica.*) In progress, 1913– . Akbar-nāma. By Abu-’l-Fazl. Persian text, edited by Āghā Ahmad ‘Alī and Maulavī ‘Abd-ur-Rahīm. (*Bibliotheca Indica.*) 1877–87. Translation, by H. Beveridge. (*Bibliotheca Indica.*) In progress, 1903– .
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2. MODERN WORKS
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Caldecott, R. M. The life of Baber. 1844. Edwardes, S. M. Bābur: diarist and despot. 1926. Erskine, W. A history of India under...Bāber and Humāyūn. 1854. Grenard, Fernand. Baber, first of the Moguls. Translated and adapted by Homer White and Richard Glaenzer. 1930. Poole, S. Lane. Bābar. (Rulers of India.) 1899. Williams, L. F. Rushbrook. An empire builder of the sixteenth century...Babur. (Allahabad University Publications, no. 3.) 1918.