Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p65 (30b-31).
A foray to Kuhat (Kohat) Illustration On their way to Hindustan, Babur and his men stop for the night before crossing the Indus river.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p314 ( 254).
Muḥammad Ḥusaym MÄ«rzÄ being released by Babur Illustration Despite his treachery, Muḥammad Ḥusaym MÄ«rzÄ, a relative of Babur, is being released and sent to KhurÄsÄn.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p249 (201b).
Having opened the gates of the MurghÄ«nÄn fortress, Ê¿AlÄ« DÅ«st ṬaghÄyÄ« is paying homage to Babur. IllustrationThackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p98-99 ( 60b-61).
Babur on the way to Hindustan camps at JÄm Illustration Babur on the way to Hindustan camps at JÄm and with the help of his guide Malik BÅ« SaÊ¿Ä«d KamarÄ« is exploring Bigram and enquiring about the Hindu temple Gurh Kattri.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p187 (145b).
Presentation of awards at Sultan IbrÄhÄ«mâs court Illustration This scene depicts an awards ceremony at Sultan IbrÄhÄ«mâs court before an expedition to Sambhal.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p356 ( 296b-297).
Babur being entertained in GhaznÄ« by JahÄngÄ«r MÄ«rzÄ. IllustrationThackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p 195 (153b).
The confrontation with the Afghans Illustration This scene depicts the battle with Afghans from the area of Kabul and Lamghan at the JÄ«kdÄlÄ«k (Jagdalak) pass.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p 264 (214).
The battle of Panipat Illustration The battle of Panipat at which Sultan IbrÄhÄ«m, the last of the LÅdÄ« Sultans of Delhi, dies.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p 325-327 (266-267b).
Sultan Muḥammad Vays offers Babur a healthy horse Illustration During an attempt to defend the AkhshÄ« fort, Sultan Muḥammad Vays offers Babur a healthy horse to replace his ailing one which he got from á¹¢Äḥib Qadam. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p149 (section 112). Babur entering Kabul Illustration Babur entering Kabul is welcomed by QÄsim Beg, the city qadi, along with his retinue.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p286 (233b).
Babur riding a raft from Kunar back to Atar Illustration Babur, during his second Hindustan campaign, riding a raft from Kunar back to Atar, where he camped. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p265 (214b).
The battle of Sultan Ḥusayn MÄ«rzÄ against Sultan MasÊ¿Å«d MÄ«rzÄ Illustration The battle of Sultan Ḥusayn MÄ«rzÄ against Sultan MasÊ¿Å«d MÄ«rzÄ took place at HiṣṣÄr in the winter of 901 AH/1495 CE. Ḥamzah Sulá¹Än, MahdÄ« Sulá¹an and MamÄq Sulá¹Än pay homage to Babur. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p69 (section 34). Illustration The final phase of the battle of Kandahar on the side of the Murghan mountain. IllustrationThackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p261 (section 211).
Babur and his party hunting for rhinoceros in Swati. Illustration Babur is depicted with his party hunting for rhinoceros in Swati.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p275 (222b).
Babur and his warriors visiting a Hindu temple Illustration Babur and his warriors visiting the Hindu temple Gurh Kattri (Kūr Katrī) in BigramThackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p285 (232b-233).
BÄqÄ« ChaghÄnyÄnÄ« pays homage to Babur Illustration BÄqÄ« ChaghÄnyÄnÄ« pays homage to Babur, near the river Oxus (DaryÄ ÄmÅ«), in 910 AH/1504 CE.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. pp161-162 (120b).
The fall of Samarqand. IllustrationThackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p89 (50b-51).
The inhabitants of Osh (Ūsh) drive out the enemy Illustration The inhabitants of Osh (Ūsh) drive the enemy out with sticks and clubs with a view to holding the town for Babur.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p101 (63b).
Animals of Hindustan: monkeys, rodents and the peacock. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. pp336-337 (sections 27b-277b). Illustration Animals of Hindustan: small deer and cows called gīnī. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p336 (section 276b). Illustration Animals of Hindustan: monkeys called bandar that can be taught to do tricks. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p336-337 (276b). Illustration The date trees of Hindustan. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p344 (sections 284b and 285). Illustration Birds of Hindustan: bats and ducks. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p341 (section 281). Illustration Birds of Hindustan and alligators Illustration Birds of Hindustan, such as crows, magpies, and cuckoos, are shown living beside the water, where are found alligators. Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p280-281 (sections 280-281b). Babur and his army in the Sinjid valley Illustration Babur and his army in the Sinjid valley march toward Kabul.Thackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p166 (125).
Birds of Hindustan: starlings, called pandÄvalÄ«. IllustrationThackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. p338 (278b).
Birds of Hindustan: luchas, called būqalamūn, and partridges. IllustrationThackston, William, trans. The Baburnama. pp338-339 (278b-279b).
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