LIST OF ARABIC AND PERSIAN INSCRIPTIONS, 1952-53.

Serial No.	Findspot	Dynasty	King	Date	Language and Script	Remarks
	UTTAR PRADESH—concld. MURADABAD DISTRICT—concld. Sambhal—concld.
154	Another slab in the same place.	….	….	A. H. 1035=1625-26 A.D.	Persian verse, Nasta‘līq.	States that the king of the domain of generosity, Sayyid Qutb carried cut repairs to the old mosque.
155	Slab fixed to the left miḥrāb in the same place.	….	….	A. H. 1035=1625-26 A.D.	Do.	States that the repairs to the Jāmi ‘mosque, which had fallen down on all sides, were ordered to be carried out by the good natured Rustam Khān, the brave, the religious and the victor ious. The work was supervised by ‘ Abdu’s Salām. It gives three chronograms for repairs one of which is composed by As’adī and another by Kamāl.
156	Taṭa Mainā’s grave. On the side	….	….	….	Arabic and Persian. Naskh.	Worn out. Contains Nād-i-Alī and the name Bābā Khān (or Bābā Jān).
157	Do. on the headside	….	….	A. H. 939=1532-33 A.D.	Arabic, Naskh	Damaged. Bears the date only.
158	Slab built into the Sarāi Tarīn mosque	Lodī	Sikandar Shāh	A. H. 920[?]. Rabī ‘I 12, Sunday=1514 A.D., May 7.	Perrian, Tughrā	Slightly damaged. States that this mosque was constructed at an auspicious time by Miyān Dādū, son of Mughulā (?) son of Malik Ikhtiyār Khān, the chāshn īgīr of the king of kings Sultān Sikandar, son of Buhlūl Shāh.
	VINDHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH DISTRICT
159	Jatara.—Slab fixed into the Laulāngaron kī Bāolī.	….	….	A. H. 839, Sha‘bān 6. Thursday=1436 A.D., February 24 (which was Friday).	Persian, Naskh	Records that the completion of the construction of this step- well took place during the rule of Shamsu’d Dunyā wa’d Dīn Ismā’īl Khan, son of Nizām Khān. The builder was BholaMahrāj, the wine seller, an inhabitant of the town Jatahra.
160	Slab fixed into the Shāikhon kī Bāolī in Daulatpura.	….	….	A. H. 906, Rajab, Wednesday, V. S. 1557, Phālguna-sudi 3=1501 A.D., Feb.	Persian, Naskh ,Sanskrit, Nāgarī.	Bilingual. Records that this step-well was constructed byShyām Kunwar Kalāwantī, a resident of the town of Jatahra, during the period of Khan-i-A’zam and Khāqān-i-Mua‘ẓẓam Tātār Khan, son of Muhammad Khan. For the Sanskrit portion, see No. 566-A of Appendix B.