The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c24.s9.4
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Muntakhab-ul-Lubāb, see chap. vi. Khazāna-i-‘Āmira. By Chulām ‘Alī Āzād. Lithographed, Cawnpore; repeated in his *Sarv-i-Āzād* (ditto). Maāsir-ul-Umarā. Hadīqat-ul-‘Ālam. By Mīr Abu’l-Qāsim, Mīr ‘Ālam. Lithographed, Hyderābād, A.H. 1310. Vol. ii. Maāsir-i-Āsafī. By Lachmī Nārāyan Khattrī. I.O.L. MS., Ethé 468. I have used the Hyderābād Record Office MS., entitled *Maāsir-i-Nizāmī*. Jagjīvan Dās. Revenue returns of Hindustan and Deccan in A.H. 1200. I.O.L. MS., Ethé 434. Other (earlier) returns translated in Jadunāth Sarkār's *India of Aurangzīb: Statistics, topography and roads*. 1901. Khatūt-i-Shivājī. R.A.S. MS. Persian 71. Gives three letters from Shāhū to Āsaf Jāh I.