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BIBLIOGRAPHY TO CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER IV
GHIYĀS-UD-DIN BALBAN, MU'IZZ-UD-DIN KAIQUBĀD,
AND SHAMS-UD-DIN KAYUMARS
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CHAPTER V
THE KHALJI DYNASTY AND THE FIRST CONQUEST
OF THE DECCAN
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CHAPTER VI
THE REIGNS OF GHIYĀS-UD-DIN TUGHLUQ AND
MUHAMMAD TUGHLUQ, AND THE SECOND CON-
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CHAPTER VII
THE REIGN OF FIRUZ TUGHLUQ, THE DECLINE AND
EXTINCTION OF THE DYNASTY, AND THE INVASION
OF INDIA BY TIMOR
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Elliot and Dowson. The History of India as told by Its own Historians. See
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Lane-Poole, Stanley. The Mohammadan Dynasties. Archibald Constable and Co.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY TO CHAPTERS VIII, IX, X
CHAPTERS VIII, IX, X.
THE SAYYID DYNASTY; THE LODI DYNASTY ;
AND THE KINGDOM OF JAUNPUR
1. ORIGINAL SOURCES
For Budauni, Muntakhab-ut-Tawārikh ; Firishta, Gulshan-i-Ibrāhimi ; and
Nizām-ud-din Ahmad, Tabaqāt-i-Akbari, see Bibliography to Chapter 11.
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649
CHAPTER XI
THE KINGDOM OF BENGAL
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For Ghulām Husain Salim, Riyāz-us-Salātin, see Bibliography to Chapter III.
For Barani, Ta'rikh-i-Firūz Shāhi, sec Bibliography to Chapter 1v.
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CHAPTER XII
THE KINGDOM OF KASHMIR
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651
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CHAPTERS XV, XVI, XVII
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