Fall of the Mughal Empire v2.c19: Bibliography
Fall of the Mughal Empire v2.c19
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Persian
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*TALS.*—*Tārikh-i-Alamgir Sāni*, Br. Museum Persian MS. Or. 1749, Sir H. M. Elliot’s MS. (Elliot and Dowson, viii. 140).
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*DC.*—*Delhi Chronicle*, the name given by me to an anonymous Persian MS. containing a detailed chronology of Delhi events and reports received, from 1738 to 1798. Described by me in the *Proceedings* of the Indian Historical Records Commission, vol. ii (1921.)
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*Miskin*—Memoirs of Tahmāsp Khan (pen-name *Miskin*), titles Muhkam-ud-daulah Itiqād Jang, wr. 1780. (E. and D. 100), Br. Mus. Pers. 8807.
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*Husain Shahi*.—*Tārikh-i-Husain Shāhi* by Sayyid Imam-ud-din Husaini, wr. 1798.
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*Nur.*—Sayyid Nur-ud-din Hasan’s *Life of Najib-ud-daulah* (Br. Mus. Pers. MS. 24,410), fully translated by me in *I. H. Q.* and *Islamic Culture* (1933), wr. c. 1773.
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*Ch. Gulzar.*—*Chahār Gulzār-i-Shujāi*, by Har-charandas, completed in 1784. (E. & D. 204.)
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*Siyar.*—*Siyar-ul-mutākhkharin*, by Sayyid Ghulām Husain Tabātabāi, completed 1782. (E. & D. 194.) Calcutta ed. of 1833 cited.
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*Muz.*—*Tārikh-i-Muzaffari*, by Md. Ali Kh. Ansāri of Panipat, wr. 1800. (E. & D. 316.)
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*Shikir.*—*Tazkira* of Shikir Kh., son of Lutfullah Kh. B. Sādiq of Pānipat. (Br. Mus. Addl. MS. 6585.)
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*Mujmil.*—*Mujmil-ut-tawārikh ba’d Nādiriya*, by Ibn. Md. Amin Abul Hasan Gulistāni, ed. O. Mann (Leyden, 1896), wr. 1782.
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*Manāzil.*—*Manāzil-ul-fatuh*, by Md. Ja’far Shāmlu, (Br. Mus. Persian MS. Or. 1895.) (E. & D. 144.)
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*Kāshiraj*—Persian account of the battle of Pānipat and the events leading to it, wr. in 1780. I have used a MS. copied in 1785 (prob. for Col. Browne) and not Browne’s unreliable translation, reprinted (from *Asiatic Researches* 1799) by Ox. Univ. Press in 1926. My new translation printed in *I. H. Q.* 1934.
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Samin.—Shaikh Ghulām Hasan (pen-name *Sāmin*)’s narrative, tr. by W. Irvine in *Indian Antiquary*, 1907.
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*G-I-R.*—*Gulistan-i-Rahmat*, by Mustajab Kh., wr. 1792. (E. & D. 301.) Eng. tr. Elliot cited (Dates often incorrect.)
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*Imād.*—*Imād-us-sādat*, by Sayyid Ghulām Ali Naqvi, wr. 1807. (E & D. 394.) Lucknow litho ed.
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Ghulam Ali.—*Shah-Alam-namah*, by Ghulām Ali Kh., son of Bihkari Kh. and quite a different person from the author of *Imād-us-sālat*. First volume (to 1761) printed in *Bibliotheca Indica* [marginal dates and notes in English mostly incorrect.] Second and third volumes from I. O. L. MS. (E. & D. 393.)
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Muna Lal.—*Tarikh-i-Shah-Alam*. (E. & D. 393), wr. 1811, O. P. L. MS.
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*Ibratnamah* by Faqir Khair-ud-din Md. of Allahabad, wr. 1806 (E. & D. 237). O. P. L. MS.
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*Tarikh-i-Lāhor*, by Rāi Bahādur Kanhaiyā Lāl (in Urdu, litho), very useful for topography, but the early history is merely traditional.
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*Marathi.*
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Number of letter is cited, unless *page* is definitely mentioned.)
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*Raj.*—*Marāthānchyā Itihāsāchin Sādhanen*, ed. by V. K. Rājwādé and others, 21 vols.
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*SPD.*—*Selections from the Peshwas’ Daftar*, ed. by G. S. Sardesai, 45 vols.
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V. V. Kharé—*Aitihāsik Lekh Sangraha*, vol. i (1897.)
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Purandaré Daftar, ed. by K. V. Purandare, vol. i.
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Chandrachud Daftar, ed. by D. V. Apte, vol. i.
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*Vad.*—*Selections from the Satara Rajas’ and Peshwas’ Diaries*, ed. by G. C. Vad and others.
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*Aiti. Patr.*—*Aitihāsik Patren Yādi wagaire Lekh*, 2nd. ed., by G. S. Sardesai and others, 1930.
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*Holkarānchi Kaifiyat*, ed. by K. N. Sané, (1886), and *Bhāu Sāhebānchi Bakhar*, ed. by same (3rd ed. 1900), mostly traditional, (see pp. 367-368 ante.)
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*Hindi &c.*
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*Sujān Charitra*, or life of Suraj Mal Jāt, by Sudan, (only 7 episodes, 1745-1753), 2nd. ed. (Benares, Nāgri Prach.)
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*Vamsha Bhāskar*, by Suraj Mal Mishran, 8 vols. wr. 1841.
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G. H. Ojha—*Rājputānē Kā Itihās*, Pt. iii. (1929.)
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*European Languages.*
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Jean Law, *Mémoire sur l’Empire Mogol*, ed. A. Martineau (1913.)
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Emile Barbe—*Le Nabab René Madec*. (1894)
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J-B-J. Gentil—*Mémoires sur l’Indoustan*. (1822.)
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F. X. Wendel—MS. account of the Jat kingdom of Bharatpur, wr. 1768, (India Office, Orme MSS. O. V. 216.)
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*CPC.*—*Calendar of Persian Correspondence of the English East India Company, in Calcutta*, 5 vols. covering 1759-1780. (Calcutta, 1911-1930.)
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George Forster—*Journey from Bengal to England* (in 1783), 2 vols. (1798.)
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A. Broome—*History of the Bengal Army*, vol. I. (1850.)
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G. R. C. Williams—*The Sikhs in the Upper Doab*, in *Calcutta Review*, vol. 60 (1875), pp. 21-36 and vol. 61, pp. 39-55. (Hijera years sometimes wrong.)
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E. M. Lloyd—*Review of the History of Infantry* (1908).
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J. D. Cunningham—*History of the Sikhs*, 2nd ed. (1853).
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Atkinson’s N. W. P. *Gazetteer*, Panjab District Gazetteers, *Gazetteer of the Province of Oudh*, 3 vols. (1877),—all original editions.