...Uzbeks in Transoxiana, of the Kirghiz confederacy in Moghulistan, and of the Chaghatai Turks in India. The minute details which the author gives of his own...into the condition of the country and feelings of the inhabitant!) of these states and of Kashghar at that erisis, than perhaps any other monument extant....

...India. The minute details which the author gives of his own sufferings, and of the sufferings of ha nearest relations, during the period that followed...that crisis, than perhaps any other monument extant. A portion of the last book relates to the history of Kashmir and Hindustan, and the whole work is interspersed...

...during the period that followed the ascendancy of Sheibani Khan in Mawerannaher and Klwr.-isuii, — of their escapes, adventures, successes, and discomfitures,...that crisis, than perhaps any other monument extant. A portion of the last hook relates to the history of Kashmir and Hindustan, and the whole work is interspersed...

...relations, during the period that followed the ascendancy of Shaibani Khan in Mawarau-n nahr and Khurasan, of their escapes, adventures, successes, and discomfitures,...that crisis, than perhaps any other monument extant. A portion of the last book relates to the history of Kashmir and Hindustan, and the whole work is interspersed...

...Khan in Mawerannaher and Khorasan—of their escapes, adventures, successes, and discomfitures—let us more into the condition of the country and feelings...the same praise may be extended to whatever in the Tarlkh-i Rashldl is based on Mlrza Haidar's personal knowledge or experience. 1 The introduction, by...