Promotion of Learning in India during Muhammadan Rule (by Muhammadans) c17.52

c17.52

¹ ’Abdul Qādir made an abridgment of the history of Kashmīr, which is said to have been translated from ‘Hindī’ (Sanskrit) by Mullā Shāh Muḥammad Shāhābādī, and was called *Rauẓahi-Ṭāhirīn*, but apparently not the *Rājatarangiṇī*, for the translation of that work is usually attributed to Maulānā Imāmuddīn. According to Professor Wilson there were frequent remodellings or translations of the same work, but among those he notices he does not mention the one by Mullā Shāh Muḥammad Shāhābādī.”—Elliot v, p. 478; *Asiatic Researches*, vol. xv, p. 2; and Blochmann’s *Ā’ini-Akbarī*, vol. i, p. 106.