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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 March 2011
The full story of the Turki book on which, in Kehr's Codex, Ilminski based his Bābur-nāma (1857) is a very comedy of blameless error and mischance, primarily due to textual poverty; it has yet to be told but is too long for admission in the Journal; hence the purpose of this article is restricted to showing, on the evidence of its colophon and contents, that it is not the Bābur-nāma proper it passed for in Europe from 1725 to 1903, but is a work of independent authorship, plan, and date.
page 75 note 1 For economy of space reference is asked to the Bahur-nama in English and to my earlier Notes (JRAS. 1900–2–5–6–7–8(ii)–9).
page 77 note 1 Perhaps the order of the Senkovski Bābur-nāma varies from Kehr's; nothing valid leads to this surmise however.