Twilight of the Sultanate c20.s1: Original Authorities
Twilight of the Sultanate c20.s1
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Original Authorities
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textsc{Abdul Haqq}, *Akhbārul-Akhyār* (Mujtabai Press, Delhi, 1914) ——*Tārīkh-i-Haqqī*, Cat. No. 53, MS. No. 89, Khudabaksh Library, Bankipore 'textsc{Abdulla}, *Tārīkh-i-Dāūdī*, Allahabad University MS. and Bankipore MS. textsc{Abu Turab Wali}, *Tārīkh-i-Gujarat*, Bib. Ind. (Calcutta, 1909) Abu Tālib Husainī, *See* Tīmūr textsc{Abul Fazl}, *Āīn-i-Akbarī*, translated by H. S. Jarret (Calcutta, 1891, 1895, and Blochmann, 1927) ——*Akbar Nāmā*, English translation by H. Beveridge (Calcutta, 1821) textsc{Ahmad ibn 'Arabshah}, '*Ajā'ibul-Maqdūr fī Akhbār-i-Tīmūr* (Calcutta, 1818). Manuscript in the Azad Library, Bhopal, Catalogue of Arabic MSS, History Section MS. No. 3. Also *see* Saunders textsc{Ahmad Shah}, *The Bījak of Kabīr* (Hamirpur, 1917) textsc{Ahmad Yadgar}, *Tārīkh-i-Salātīn-i-Afghānā* also known as *Tārīkh-i-Shāhī*. Bib. Ind. (Calcutta, 1939) textsc{Amir Hasan 'Ala Sijzi}, *Favaid-ul-Fuād*, (Persian Text, Newal Kishore Press, Lucknow. Urdu Trs. Allāh Walé ki Dūkān, Kashmiri Bazar, Lahore). textsc{Alberuni}, *Alberuni's India* by Edward C. Sachau (Trubners Oriental Series, Kegan Paul, London, 1910) 'textsc{Ali Muhammad Khan}, *Mirāt-i-Ahmadī* (Fatehul Karīm Press, Bombay, 1307 H) textsc{Amir Khusru}, *Matla'-i-Anwār* (Aligarh, 1926) ——*Afzal-ul-Favaid* (Urdu Translation, Silsila-i-Tasawwuf No. 81, Kashmiri Bazar, Lahore) ——*A'ijāz-i-Khusravī* (Newal Kishore Press, Lucknow, 1876) ——*Ghurrat-ul-Kamāl* (*Dībācha-i-Diwān*), Delhi Text ——*Deval Ranī Khizr Khan* (Aligarh, 1917) textsc{Babur, Zahiruddin Muhammad}, *Memoirs of Bābur* (*Bāburnāmā*), translated from the original Turkī by A. S. Beveridge, 2 vols. (Luzac & Co., London, 1922) ——*Memoirs of Bābur*, translated from Persian by John Leyden and William Erskine (London, 1826) textsc{Badaoni, 'Abdul Qadir}, *Muntakhab-ut-Tawārīkh*, by Abdul Qādir ibn-i-Mulūk Shāh known as Al-Badaonī, Bibliotheca Indica text, Calcutta, and translation by Col. George S. A. Ranking (Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1898) textsc{Barbosa}, *The Book of Duarte Barbosa*, 2 vols. (Hakluyt Society, London 1918-21)
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Basu, K. K., *Tārīkh-i-Mubārak Shāhī*, English Translation (Oriental Institute, Baroda, 1932) Beveridge, Mrs., A. S., See Bābur De, B., *Tabqāt-i-Akbarī* by Nizāmuddīn Ahmad, English translation (Calcutta, 1931) Defremery and Sanguinetti, See Ibn Battūta Dorn, Benhard, *History of the Afghāns*, translation of *Makhzan-i-Afghānī* (Oriental Translation Fund, London, 1829) Dughlat Mirza Haider, *Tārīkh-i-Rashīdī*, see Ross, Sir E. Denison Ferishta, Muhammad Qasim Hindu Shah, *Gulshan-i-Ibrāhīmī*, better known as *Tārīkh-i-Ferishta* (Persian Text [1905] and Urdu translation [1933], Newal Kishore Press, Lucknow). Also see Briggs Firoz Shah Tughlaq, *Sīrat-i-Fīrōz Shāhī*, Allahabad University MS. Gibb, H. A. R., See Ibn Battūta Gulbadan Begum, *Humayūn Nāmā*, translated by Mrs. A. Beveridge, New Series No. I (Royal Asiatic Society, London, 1902) Haji Dabir, *Zafar-ul-Wālih bi Muzaffar 'Ālih*, edited by Sir Denison Ross as *An Arabic History of Gujarat*, 3 volumes (1910, 1921) Hamdulla Mustaufi, *Tārīkh-i-Guzīda*, Gibb Memorial Series, London, 1910 Ibn Battuta, *The Rehla of Ibn Battūta*, translation with commentary (Oriental Institute, Baroda, 1953) ——*Travels of Ibn Battūta*, translation with notes by Rev. Samuel Lee (London, 1829) ——*Voyages D 'Ibn Battūta*, Texte Arabe, Accompagne D'une Traduction Par C. Defremery et Dr. B. R. Sanguinetti, 4 tomes (Paris, 1914) ——*Ibn Battūta's Travels in India and Africa*, by H. A. R. Gibb (Broadway Travellers, London, 1929) Ibn Haukal, *Ashkalul Balād*, Bib. Geographicum Arabicorum, also translation into English by William Ousley Jahangir, *Memoirs*, See Rogers and Beveridge Jaisi, Malik Muhammad, *Padmāvat*, Nagri Pracharni Sabha Series, Kashi Kabir, Muhammad, *Afsānā-i-Shāhān*, British Museum MS. Karnapura, Kavi, *Chaitanya Chandrodaya*, Bib. Ind., Calcutta Kautilya, See Shamashastry Khafi Khan, *Muntakhab-ul-Lubāb*, Bib. Ind., 1869 King, J. S., *Burhān-i-M'aāsir*, translation in Indian Antiquary, XXVIII (1899, Bombay) Lee, Rev. Samuel, See Ibn Battūta Leyden and Erskine, See Bābur Madhava, *Vīrbhanudaya*, See Mādhava under Modern Works Mahdi Husain, See Ibn Battūta Manu, See John Hopkins Mian Bhua, *Madanush Shifāi Sikandarī*, also known as *Tibb-i-Sikandarī*, by Miān Bhuā son of Khawās Khan, manuscript belonging to Nawab Faujdar Khan, Azad Library Bhopal, Catalogue of Persian MSS., Medicine Section, No.33
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M<mark class="small-caps">ir</mark> K<mark class="small-caps">hwand</mark>, *Rauzat-us-Safā* (Bombay, 1271 H). Also see Price, Major David
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M<mark class="small-caps">inhaj</mark> S<mark class="small-caps">iraj</mark>, *Tabqāt-i-Nāsirī* (Bib. Ind., Calcutta, 1864). Also see Raverty
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M<mark class="small-caps">uhamma</mark>l M<mark class="small-caps">ubarak</mark>, S<mark class="small-caps">aiyyad</mark> (<mark class="small-caps">alias Mir Khurd</mark>), *Siyārul Auliyā* collection of miscellany of Nizāmuddin Auliyā, *Silsila-i-Tasawwuf*, Urdu, No. 130, Allah Walē Ki Dūkān, Lahore, no date
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N<mark class="small-caps">i'amatulla</mark>, *Makhzan-i-Afghānī* (part of Ibrāhīm Batani's *Tawārikh-i-Majlis-i-Arai*) photoprint copy of Add. 21, 911 of the British Museum (belonging to Dr. Raghuvīr Sinh). Also see Dorn, Bernhard. Roy, N. B.
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N<mark class="small-caps">ihawandi</mark>, A<mark class="small-caps">bdul</mark> B<mark class="small-caps">aqi</mark>, *Ma'āsir-i-Rahīmī*, Bib. Ind. (Calcutta, 1924)
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N<mark class="small-caps">izamuddin</mark> A<mark class="small-caps">hmad</mark>, K<mark class="small-caps">hwaja</mark>, *Tabqāt-i-Akbarī* (Lucknow text, 1875. Bib. Ind. Calcutta, 1927) Also see De, B
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N<mark class="small-caps">izamuddin</mark> A<mark class="small-caps">uliya</mark>, *Rahātul Qulub*, Urdu translation (Allah Walē Ki Dūkān, Lahore, no date)
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Q<mark class="small-caps">alqashindi</mark>, A<mark class="small-caps">bu al</mark>-'A<mark class="small-caps">bbas</mark>, *Kitāb Subh al-A'sha*, 14 volumes (Cairo, 1914-19). Also see Spies
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R<mark class="small-caps">izqulla</mark>, *Waqiāt-i-Mushtāqi*, photoprint copy of Add. 11, 633 of the British Museum MS., in possession of Dr. Raghuvīr Sinh, Sitamau
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R<mark class="small-caps">ogers and</mark> B<mark class="small-caps">everidge</mark>, *Memoirs of Jahāngīr*, English translation of *Tuzuk-i-Jahāngīrī* (Oriental Translation Fund, London, 1909)
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R<mark class="small-caps">oss</mark>, S<mark class="small-caps">ir</mark> D<mark class="small-caps">enison</mark>, *A History of the Moghuls of Central Asia*, being the translation of Mirza Haidar Dughlat's *Tārīkh-i-Rashīdī* by Ney Elias and Denison Ross (London, 1898)
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R<mark class="small-caps">owlandson</mark>, M. J., *Tuhfat-ul-Mujāhidīn*, a historical work in Arabic, English translation (1823)
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R<mark class="small-caps">oy</mark>, N. B, *Ni'āmatulla's History of the Afghāns* by N.B. Roy (Santiniketan, 1958)
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S<mark class="small-caps">aunders</mark>, J. H, *Tamerlane or Timur the Great*, Life of Tīmūr by Ahmad bin Arabshāh entitled *Kitāb-i'Ajaib fi Akhbār-i-Tīmūr*, translated from the Arabic by Saunders (Luzac & Co., London, 1936)
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S<mark class="small-caps">hams</mark> S<mark class="small-caps">iraj</mark> 'A<mark class="small-caps">fif</mark>, *Tārīkh-i-Fīrōz Shāhī*, Bib. Ind. Text Series (Calcutta, 1890)
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S<mark class="small-caps">harafuddin</mark> Y<mark class="small-caps">azdi</mark>, *Zafar Nāmā*, Bib. Ind., 2 volumes (Calcutta 1885-88)
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S<mark class="small-caps">aidi</mark> '<mark class="small-caps">ali</mark> R<mark class="small-caps">eis</mark>, *Travels* (1553-56), translated by A. Vambrey (Luzac & Co., London, 1899)
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S<mark class="small-caps">ikandar bin</mark> A<mark class="small-caps">hmad</mark>, *Mirāt-i-Sikandarī* (Fatehul Karim Press, Bombay, 1308 H)
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S<mark class="small-caps">ujan</mark> R<mark class="small-caps">ai</mark> B<mark class="small-caps">handari</mark>, *Khulāsatut Tawārīkh*, edited by K. B. Zafar Husain (Delhi, 1918)
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T<mark class="small-caps">imur</mark>, A<mark class="small-caps">mir</mark>, *Mulfūzāt-i-Tīmūrī*, translated in Elliot and Dowson's *History of India*.
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*Tuzuk-i-Tīmūrī*, edited by Abu Tālib Husainī (Fatehul Karim Press, Bombay, 1307 H)
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MS. belonging to Nawab Faujdar Muhammad Khan, Azad Library, Bhopal, Persian Catalogue, History Section, MS. No. 7