Mirza Muhammad Haidar Dughlat

Mirza Muhammad Haidar Dughlat (Chinese米 儿 咱·马 黑 麻·海 答 儿, Persian ميرزا ​​محمد حيدر دوغلات, Russian Мирза Мухаммад Хайдар Дуглат, Kazakh Мұхаммед Хайдар Дулати; * 1499 or 1500, † 1551 ) was a Chagatai Turko Mongol military and historian. He was in the service of the Mughal ruler or Chagatai Sultan Said Khan. His main work is written in Persian Tarikh -i - Rashidi ( تاريخ رشيدى ), personal memories with a history of Mogul rulers of Central Asia and their khans. He was a cousin of Prince Zahir, later Babur (1482-1530), the founder of the Mughal Empire in India.

Under the leadership of Sultan Said Khan in 1531, he began a raid against Ladakh, Baltistan, Kashmir and Tibet, which he finished only in 1535.

Works

  • Tarikh -i - Rashidi (Book Trade Link )

An English translation by E. Denison Ross was provided by N. Elias with notes and published in 1895. A Chinese translation of the Nationalities Research Institute of Xinjiang Academy of Social Sciences published in Urumqi in the Xinjiang People's Publishing (1983, 2 volumes).

Translations

  • Mirza Haidar: The Tarikh -i - Rashidi of Mirza Muhammad Gaidar, Dughlát. A History of the Moghuls of Central Asia. An English version. Edited, with Commentary, Notes and Map by N. Elias. The Translation by E. Denison Ross. London 1895 ( digitized a, b)
  • Puxi Mengwu'er shi shi Lashide / Mi ' Erzan Maheima Haida'er zhu; She hui ke xue yuan Xinjiang min yan jiu suo yi; Wang jiao zhu Zhilai. 中 亚蒙 兀 儿 史:拉 失德 史/米 儿 咱·马 黑 麻·海 答 儿 着; 新疆 社会 科学院 民族 研究所 译; 王治 来 校 注. Shi Wulumuqi Xinjiang ren min chu ban she: 1983
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