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 [ 181 ] irae of each Subih stated particularly, severally by Sircars, Mahals or Pergunnahs and Villages. It was compiled by one of the officers of the Exchequer at Aurungabad, and is considered as a valuable record both in a geographical and political light. A tabular translation of this work exists among Col. McKenzie's English Mss. XXX. — Tarikh Turkomania. Octavo. — Naslalik. A history of the Turcoman dynasty which reign- ed at Bagdad in the end of the 14th and beginning of 15th century, as introductory to the account of Kuli Kuteb Shah, a Turkish adventurer who came to India about the end of the 15th century, and founded the Kuteb Shahi or Golconda sove* reign ty. Written by Mahmud Nishapuri by command of Sultan Hyder. XXXI.— Seir al Tawdrikh. Quarto.— Shekesteh. .Annals of the reign of Shah Jehan abriged from the Tohfet Shah Jehangiri by Girdhari Lai. XXXII.— Sat/id Nama. Octavo.— Shekesteh* The auto biography of Mohammed Sayid of vol. il s