The Administration of the Sultanate of Dehli c16.s16.t5: E. Travellers
The Administration of the Sultanate of Dehlī c16.s16.t5
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E. Travellers
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*(The) Book of Duarte Barbosa*, vols. 1, 2 translated and edited by M. L. Dames. Hakluyt Society, London 1918. *India in the Fifteenth Century* being a narrative of the travels in India of 'Abd-u'r-Razzāq, Nicolò Conti, Athanasius Nikitin and Santo Stefano. Hakluyt Society London 1857. *(The) Itinery of Ludovico di Varthema of Bologna* (1502-08) translated by John Winter Jones edited (with a discourse by Sir Richard Carnac Temple) by Penzer. Argonaut Press, London 1928. *Kitāb-i-'ajā'ib-u'l-Hind* (Arabian travellers' tales of the 10th Century) by Buzurg ibn Shahryār translated into English by Peter Quennel as *The Book* of the Marvels of India. (Golden Dragon Series) London.
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*Kitāb-u'l-Hind* by al-Bīrunī Arabic text edited by E. C. Sachau. London 1887. Translated into English as *Al-biruni's India* by E. C. Sachau. London 1910.
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*Masālik-u'l-abṣār fī mumālik-i'l-amṣār* by Ibn Faḍl-u'llah al-'Umarī. Bib. Nat. MS. 5867. English translation of portions relevant to India by Shaikh 'Abd-u'r-Rashīd Published in Muslim University Journal, 1943.
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*Maṭla'-u's-sa'dain wa majma'-u'l-baḥrain* by 'Abd-u'r-Razzāq bin Isḥāq al-Samarqandī. I. O. MSS. 2704, 1580.
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*Ṣubḥ-u'l-a'shā fī ṣinā'at-il-inshā* by Shihāb-u'd-dīn Abū'l-'Abbās Aḥmad bin 'Alī bin Abī Ghudda al-Qalqashandī portions relating to India translated by O. Spies as *An Arab Account of India in the fourteenth century*. Stuttgart 1936.
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*Travels and Adventures of Pero Telfer* (1435-39) translated and edited by Malcolm Letts. (Broadway Travellers Series) London 1926.
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*(The) Travels and Adventures of Sidi Ali Reïs* translated by A. Vembéry. London 1899.
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*Travels of Marco Polo* edited and translated by Sir Henry Yule revised by Henry Cordier. London 1903. Translated by Aldo Ricci (Broadway Travellers Series) London 1931. Translated by Job Frampton and edited by N. M. Penzer. London 1929. This book also contains *Travels of Nicolo Conti*.
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*Tuḥfat-u'n-nuẓẓār fī gharā'ib-i'l-amṣār wa 'ajā'ib-i'l-asfār*, commonly known as *Riḥlat Ibn Baṭṭūṭah* by Abū 'Abd-u'llah Muḥammad bin Muḥammad of Ṭanjah, *alias* Ibn Baṭṭūṭah Arabic text only. Cairo 1287-88 A.H. Arabic text with a French translation by C. Defrémery and B. R. Sanguinetti. Paris 1853-59. Urdu translation vol. I by Mawlānā ‘Aṭā-u’r-Raḥmān. Delhi 1348 A.H. vol. II by Khān Bahādur Maulawī Muḥammad Ḥusain. Delhi 1345 A.H. Abridged English translations by
(i) H. A. R. Gibb. (Broadway Travellers Series) London 1929.
(ii) Rev. Samuel Lee. (Oriental Translation Fund Series) London 1829. MZIK, H. Die Reise des Arabers Ibn Batuta durch Indien und China. Hamburg 1911.