Account of the Hindú religion and castes, p. 2; History of
the Hindú Rájas, p. 9.—Book I. The introduction of Islám, p.
13; The Sultáns of Dehlí, p. 15; The Sultáns of Láhore and
Ghazní, p. 52; The Sultáns of Multán, p. 54; The Sultáns of
Sind and Thatta, p. 59; The Sultáns of Kashmír, p. 66; The
Sultáns of Jaunpúr, p. 82; The Sultáns of Bengal, p. 86; The
Sultáns of Gujarát, p. 93.—Book II. Warak 1. The Sultáns of
the Dakhin, subdivided into six Satars. Satar i. The Sultáns of
Kulbarga and Ahmadábád, p. 104; ii. Kings of Bíjápúr, p.
115; iii. Kings of Ahmadnagar, p. 122; iv. Kings of Tilang,
p. 132; v. Kings of Birár, p. 136; vi. Kings of Bídar, p. 138.
Warak 2. Kings of Málwá and Mándú, p. 140; 3. Fárúkí
Sultáns of Khándesh, p. 150; 4. Rulers of Malabár, p. 159.—
Conclusion—Distances and Revenues of each province of Hindú-
SIZE—Large Folio, 166 pages with 27 lines to a page.
The Táríkh-i Másítá is rare. The only copy with which I am acquainted is in one of the Royal Libraries of Lucknow.
The work was written during the reign of Sháh 'Álam, but as the copy is deficient in some parts of that reign, the precise year with which the history concludes cannot be ascertained.