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PREFACE
Table of the Bukhara reputed-Babur-nama MSS. (Waqi'nama-i-padshahi?).
Names. Date of completion. Scribe. Last known location. Archetype. Remarks.
1. Waqi'nama-i-padshahi alias Babur-nama. 1121-1709. Date of colophon of earliest known example. 'Ābdu'l-wahhabq.v. Taken to be also the author. Bukhara. Believed to be the original compilation. See Part III.
2. Nazar Bai Turkistani's MS. Unknown. Unknown. In owner's charge in Petrograd, 1824. No. 1, the colophon of which it reproduces. Senkovski's archetype who copied its (transferred) colophon.
3. F. O. Codex (Timurpulad's MS.). 1126–1714. Unknown. F.O. Petrograd, where copied in 1742. Not stated, an indirect copy of No. 1. Bought in Bukhara, brought to Petro. 1725.
4. Kehr's Autograph Codex. 1737. George Jacob Kehr. Pet. Or. School, 1894. London T.O. 1921. No. 3. See Part III.
5. Name not learned. 1155–1742. Unknown. Unknown. No. 3. Archetype of 9.
6. (Mysore) A. S. B. Codex. Unknown. JRAS. 1900, Nos. vii and viii. Unknown. Asiatic Society of Bengal. Unknown.

7. India Office Codex (Bib. Leydeniana). Cir. 1810. Unknown. India Office, 1921. No. 6. Copied for Leyden.
8. "The Senkovski Baburnama. 1824. J. Senkovski. Pet. Asiatic Museum, 1900. No. 2. Bears a copy of the colophon of No. 1.
9. Pet. University Codex. 1839? Mulla Faizkhanov? Pet. Univ. Library. No. 5 (?).