The Administration of the Sultanate of Dehli c16.s16.t4: D. Biography, Contemporary Literature, Etc.
The Administration of the Sultanate of Dehlī c16.s16.t4
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D. Biography, Contemporary Literature, Etc.
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*Afḍal-u'l-fawā'id* by Amīr Khusraw. Delhi 1305 A.H.
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*Ā'īnah-i-Sikandarī* by Amīr Khusraw. Aligarh 1917.
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*Akhbār-u'l-akhyār fī asrār-i'l-abrār* (biographies of Indian saints) by ‘Abd-u'l-Ḥaqq bin Saif-u'd-dīn a't-Turk a'd-Dehlawī al-Bukhārī. Delhi 1280 A.H.
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*Akhrāwat* by Malik Muḥammad Jāisī. Benares 1904.
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*‘Ashiqah* (also called *‘Ishqiyah*)
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by Amīr Khusraw. vide Diwalrānī Khiḍr Khān. Asrār-u’l-auliyā (being the sayings of Ḥaḍrat Farīd Shakar-ganj) edited by Badr-i-Isḥāq Dehlawī. Lucknow 1876. A’t-tarassul ila’t-tawassul by Badr-u’d-dīn al-Bakhshī a’r-Rūmī. MS. Bib. Nat. Paris. A’t-tawassul ila’t-tarassul by Shams-u’d-dīn Muḥamínad al-Baghdādī, MS. Bib. Nat. Paris. Bangiya Padābali by Vidyāpati English translation by Ananda Coomarswamy and Arun Sen. London 1915. Baqiyah-i-naqiyah by Amīr Khusraw. B. M. Add. 21104. Basātīn-u’l-uns by Ṣadr-i-’ālā Muḥammad Aḥmad Ḥasan Dabīr, B. M. Add. 7717. Bījak of Kabīr Hindi text. Bombay 1911. English translation by Rev. Aḥmad Shāh. Hamīrpur 1917. Chahār Maqālah by Niẓāmī-i-’Arūḍī-i-Samarqandī translated by Edward G. Browne. London 1921. Chaitānya-charit-amrita by Kṛiṣhṇa Dās Kavirāj Madhya Līlā translated by Sir Jadunath Sarkar. Calcutta 1913. Ḍhikr-i-jamī’ auliyā-i-Dehlī by Muḥammad Ḥabību’llah. B. M. or. 1746. Diwalrānī Khiḍr Khān also known as ’Ashīqah by Amīr Khusraw. Aligarh 1917. Dīwān-i-Badr-i-Chāch. B. M. or. 1858. Dīwān-i-Farrukhī. I. O. MS. 1841 Dīwān-i-Mas’ūd-i-Sa’d-i-Salmān. B. M. Egerton 701. Dīwān-i-Ustād Abū’l-Faraj Rūnī edited by Professor Tchaikin. Teherān.
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*Fawā'id-u'l-fawā'id* (a collection of the sayings of the saint Niẓām-u'd-dīn) by Ḥasan 'Alā Sajzī. B. M. or. 1806.
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*Ghurrat-u'l-kamāl* by Amīr Khusraw. I. O. Ethé 1187.
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*Ḥadīqat-u'l-iqālīm* (historical Geography from Hindu period to Shāh 'Alam's reign) by Murtaḍā Ḥusain Bilgrāmī. I. O. 3879.
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*Hasht Bihisht* by Amīr Khusraw. Aligarh 1918.
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*I'jāz-i-Khusrawī* by Amīr Khusraw. Lucknow 1876.
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*Inshā-i-Māhrū* by 'Ain-u'l-mulk Māhrū. MS. Bankipore Public Library
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*Inshā-nāmah* by Shāh Ṭāhir al-Ḥusainī (contains diplomatic letters of the Niẓāmshāhī dynasty). B. M. Harl 499.
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*Jāmi'at-u'l-murāsilāt* by Abū'l-Qāsim 'Iwaḍ 'Alī Ḥaidar (catalogued as *Majmū'at-ul-murāsilāt*) B.M. Add. 7685.
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*Jawāmi'-ul-ḥikāyāt wa lawāmi'-u'r-riwāyāt* by Sadīd-u'd-dīn Muḥammad al-'Awfī. B. M. Add. 16862 ; or. 136. Introduction to above by Muḥammad Niẓām-u'd-dīn. London 1929.
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*Kabīr : One hundred poems* translated by Rabindranath Tagore assisted by Evelyn Underhill. London 1914.
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*Khazānah-i-āmirah* (an alphabetical collection of the lives of the chief poets in Persian) by Mīr Ghulām 'Alī Āzād Ḥusainī Wāsiṭī Bilgrāmī. I. O. 2979.
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*Khazīnat-u'l-aṣfiyā* (biographies of saints) by Ghulām Sarwar Quraishī Asadī al-Hāshimī. Lucknow.
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*Khulāṣat-u'l-afkār* (a biographical anthology of Persian prose and verse) by Mīrzā Abū Ṭālib Khān. I. O. 2692.
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*Khusraw kī Hindī Kavita*. Benares 1921. *Kulliyāt-i-Ḥasan Sajzī Dehlawī* edited by Mas‘ūd ‘Alī Mahwī. Hyderabad 1933. *Lubāb-u’l-albāb*, vols. 1, 2 by Muḥammad ‘Awfī edited by E. G. Browne and Mīrzā Muḥammad ibn ‘Abd-u’l-Wahhāb Qazwīnī. London 1903-1906. *Majnūn wa Lailā* by Amīr Khusraw. Aligarh 1917. *Makhzan-u’l-gharā’ib* (an alphabetical list of poets with their short biographies and extracts from their poems) by Aḥmad ‘Alī Hāshimī. B. M. or. 4610. *Makhzan-u’l-jawāhir* by Muḥammad Ṣādiq Akhtar. B. M. or. 1784. *Maṭla‘-u’l-anwār* by Amīr Khusraw. Aligarh 1926. *Maṭlūb-u’t-ṭālibīn* (a biography of the saint Niẓām-u’d-dīn) by Muḥammad Bulāq (also contains short sketches of contemporary monarchs.) I. O. 886. *Mir’at-i-Mas‘ūdī* by ‘Abd-u’r-Raḥmān Chishtī. *Muḥammad bin Tughluq Fragment* Ff. 316, 317 in B. M. Add. 25785. *Nihāyat-u’l-kamāl* by Amīr Khusraw. Qaiṣariyah Press, Delhi 1332 A.H. *Nuh Sipihr* by Amīr Khusraw. B. M. Add. 21104. *Padamāvat* by Malik Muḥammad Jā’isī Hindi text. Calcutta 1896. Urdu translation in verse by Ḍiyā-u’d-dīn ‘Ibrat. Lucknow 1858. English translation by G. A. Grierson and Mahāmahopādhyāya Sudhākara Duivedī Calcutta 1911. *Purusha Pariksha* by Vidyapati Thākur English translation by Sir George A. Grierson. London 1935.
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Qasā'id-i-Badr-i-Chāch. Cawnpore 1877.
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Qasā'id-i-Ḥakīm ‘Unṣurī. B. M. or. 1858.
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Qir'ān-u's-sa'dain by Amīr Khusraw. Aligarh 1918. A description and discussion by E. B. Cowell called The Kirān-u's-sa'dain of Mīr Khusrau. Calcutta 1860.
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Risālah-i-'Abd-u'l-Ḥaqq Dehlawī dar bāb-i-taṣnīfāt-i-khud wa ghairihi. B. M. or. 1696.
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Riyāḍ-u'l-inshā by Malik-u't-tujjār Khwājah Maḥmūd bin Muḥammad al-Jīlānī alias Maḥmūd Gāwān. B. M. or. 1739.
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Safīnat-u'l-'ārifīn (a collection of the lives of saints) by Muḥammad Amān bin Muḥammad Yūsuf. B. M. or. 213.
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Safīnat-u'l-auliyā (biographies of saints) by Prince Dārā Shukoh. I. O. 660.
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Sawāṭi'-u'l-anwār (a detailed work on the history of the great shaikhs of the Chishti order) by Muḥammad Akram bin Shaikh Muḥammad ‘Alī al-Ḥanafī al-Barāswī. I. O. 2705.
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Shīrīn wa Khusraw by Amīr Khusraw. Aligarh 1927.
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Siyar-u'l-aqṭāb (biographies of saints) by Shaikh Ilāhdād Chishti. Lucknow 1877.
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Siyar-u'l-'ārifīn (lives of Indian saints written under Humāyūn) by Ḥāmid bin Faḍl-u'llah called Darweshjāmah. B. M. or. 215.
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Siyar-u'l-auliyā by Muḥammad Mubārak ‘Alawī Kirmānī alias Amīr Khurd. B. M. or. 1746. Delhi 1884
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Ṣubḥ-i-ṣādiq by Ṣādiq bin Ṣāliḥ Iṣfahānī (has notes on famous men). B. M. or. 1728.
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*Tadhkirah-i-'ulamā-i-Hind* by Maulawī Raḥmān 'Alī. Lucknow 1914. *Tadhkirat-u'l-umarā* (lives of the chief nobles under Bābur and Humāyūn, chiefly based on chronicles which are well known). Bod. Ouseley 386. *Tadhkirat-u'sh-shu'rā* by Daulatshāh bin 'Alā-u'd-daulah Bakhtī Shāh al-Ghāzī Samarqandī edited by E. G. Browne. London 1901. *Tārīkh-u'l-ḥukamā* by Jamāl-u'd-dīn Abū'l-Ḥasan 'Alī bin Yūsuf al-Qiftī edited by Dr. Julius Lippert. Leipzig 1903. *Tuḥfat-u'ṣ-ṣighar* by Amīr Khusraw. B. M. Add. 21104. *Wasṭ-u'l-ḥayāt* by Amīr Khusraw. B. M. Add. 21104. *(The) Word of Lalla the Prophetess* translated and annotated by Sir Richard Carnac Temple. Cambridge 1924.
Cites (14)
- Akhbār al-akhyār — Shaykh ʿAbd al-Ḥaqq Muḥaddith Dihlawī 1590, Persian
- Padmāvat — Malik Muhammad Jāyasī 1540, Awadhī
- Basātīn al-uns — Ṣadr al-Dīn Akhtasān Dihlavī, Persian
- Siyar al-aqṭāb — Ilāh Diya Chishtī 1626, Persian
- Maṭlaʿ al-anwār — Amīr Khusraw Dihlavī, Persian
- Bījak — Kabīr 1550, Hindi
- চৈতন্যচরিতামৃত — Kṛṣṇadāsa Kavirāja 1580, Bengali
- Padāvalī — Vidyāpati, Sanskrit
- Nuh sipihr — Amīr Khusraw Dihlavī
- Riyāḍ al-inshāʾ — Maḥmūd Gāwān
- Qaṣāʾid-i Badr-i Chāch — Badr-i Chāch
- Puruṣaparīkṣā — Vidyāpati Ṭhākura, Sanskrit
- Hasht bihisht — Amīr Khusraw Dihlavī
- Fawāʾid al-fuʾād — Amīr Ḥasan Sijzī Dihlavī