A History of the Moghuls of Central Asia: Being the Tarikh-I-Rashidi of Mirza Muhammad Haidar, Dughlát

Dughlát Muhammad Haidar

Sampson Low, Marston, 1898 - Asia, Central - 663 pages

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137	128

Beginning of the TarikhiRashidi	5

15	15

The Return of Tughluk Timur Khán to his own Capital	22

Conference Kuriltai between Amir Husain and Amir Timur	29

Siege of Samarkand by the Army of Jatah	37

Epitomised account of what passed between Shir Muhammad	64

The Martyrdom of Vais Khán	73

MávaráunNahr down to the present day XXXIX Reasons for Sultán Said Khán quitting Farghána and repairing	282

Description of Kashghar	284

The Martyrdom of Imám AláudDin Muhammad of Khotan at the hands of Kushluk	293

Return to the General Narrative	304

Battles of Sultán Said Khán with the Army of Mirzá Abá	310

Decline of Mirzá Abá Bakr facts connected therewith	319

The Conquest of Káshghar	325

History of the Khán after the Conquest of Káshghar	331

History of KamurudDin	79

The Commencement of the Khánship of Yunus Khán	83

90	90

Rule of Muhammad Haidar Mirzá in Káshghar	98

Said Khán	137

PROLOGUE	150

the Moghuls and his Early History	172

Khorásán to Kábul	199

escape to Báber Pádisháh in Kábul	210

Mirzá Khans Life in Badakhshan The Author goes from Badakhshan to Kábul	221

beginning of his decline	230

The beginning of hostilities between Shahi Beg Khán and Sháh Ismail Death of the former at the hands of the latter	232

Arrival of the news of the defeat of Sháhi Beg Khán by Sháh Ismail March of the Emperor from Kábul to Kunduz	237

Brief account of the proceedings of Sayyid Muhammad Mirzá and details of the Conquest of the country of Farghána	239

Bábar Pádisháh learns the success of Sayyid Muhammad Mirzá and sends Sultán Said Khán to his aid in Andiján	241

Accession of Bábar Pádisháh to the Throne of Mávaráun Nahr	243

The Kháns Journey to Andiján and events that occurred there	247

Short account of Mirzá Abá Bakr 230 232	251

The evil deeds and wicked ways of Mirza Abá Bakr XXIX Ubaid Ullah Khán marches against Bokhárá Is met by	254

Account of my Uncle Sayyid Muhammad Mirzá	264

Personal Adventures of the Author	267

Account of Sultán Said Khán after his defeat by Suyunjuk Khán	270

the Origin of their Name and their	272

Events that followed the Battle with Suyunjuk Khán also Sultán Said Kháns Journey to the Kazák and to Kásim Khán	274

Account of the Miracles of Mauláná Muhammad Kázi	277

Some further Details in the same Connection XXXVII Short account of Sháh Ismails End XXXVIII Account of the Shaibáni who have reigned in suc...	280

Birth of Iskandar	340

The Khans Holy War against Sarigh Uighur and the reason	348

Conclusion of the affairs of Bábar Pádisháh Death of	356

Last Visit of the Khán to Moghulistán The Moghuls	377

Sháh Muhammad Sultán and conclusion of his Story	381

Genealogy and Life of Hazrát Khwaja Khávand Mahmud	395

Conclusion of Bábar Pádisháhs History	402

The Khán makes a Holy War on Tibet	417

The Authors arrival in Kashmir and events connected	423

Extract from the ZafarNáma	430

288	432

Return to the main Narrative	437

The Death of the Khán and an Epitome of his Life	445

Account of Muhammadi Barlás who was AmirulUmará	452

Sufferings in Tibet and the Death of the Authors cousin	459

293	468

Humayun Pádisháh son of Bábar Pádisháh and his downfall	469

Flight of the Chaghatái from Hindustan to Láhur	477

The Author conquers Kashmir Adventures of the Chaghatái	483

The Square Silver Coins	487

Appendix to the Reissue	493

304	495

The House of Chaghatái	502

377	507

Page 62 line 20 For Oirát Kalmák read Oirát or Kalmák	529

Bakr at Kashghar 310	530

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Title	A History of the Moghuls of Central Asia: Being the Tarikh-I-Rashidi of Mirza Muhammad Haidar, Dughlát
Author	Dughlát Muhammad Haidar
Editor	Ney Elias
Translated by	Sir Edward Denison Ross
Edition	2
Publisher	Sampson Low, Marston, 1898
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	20 Jul 2017
Length	663 pages

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