Versions- Histoire de Timur-Bec - I [Fransizî, Paris, 1722]
- Histoire de Timur-Bec - II [Fransizî, Paris, 1722]
- Histoire de Timur-Bec - III [Fransizî, Paris, 1722]
- Histoire de Timur-Bec - IV [Fransizî, Paris, 1722]
- The History Of Timur - Bec - I [Îngilîzî, London, 1723]
- The History of Timur - Bec - II [Îngilîzî, London, 1723]
The History Of Timur - Bec - II
Cherefeddin Ali
J. Darby
Timur had given to his grandson prince Pir Mehemed, son of Gehanghir, the provinces of Condoz, Bacalan, Cabul, Gaznin, and Candahar, with their dependencys, as far as the frontiers of India, as we said before; and this Mirza being establilh'd in these principalitys, endeavored to render 'em flourishing by his justice and goodness.
He receiv'd orders from court to assemble the troops of ail' the provinces, and to depart at their head for other; conquests, and to make himself master of many towns and countrys in India. He accordingly set out with a great army commanded by good generals, the most valiant Emirs of his country.
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