A History of Agriculture in India v2.c68.s1.3

v2.c68.s1.3

'Khalifeh, Sheikh Zen, Yunis Ali, and several others who procured situations on the banks of the river, made regular and elegant gardens and tanks, and constructed wheels after the fashion of Lahore and Debalpur, by means of which they procured a supply of water. The men of Hind, who had never before seen places formed on such a plan, or laid out with so much elegance, gave the name of Kabul to the side of the Jumna on which these palaces were built.'¹