----------------------+-------------+------------------+---------------- | | Latest known | Names. | Scribe. | location. | Remarks. ----------------------+-------------+------------------+---------------- 1. Babur's Codex. |Babur. |Royal Library |Has disappeared. | |between 1628-38. | | | | 2. Khwaja Kalan |Unknown. |Sent to Samarkand |Possibly still _Ahraris_ Codex. | |1529. |in Khwaja | | |Kalan's family. | | | 3. Humayun's Codex |`Ali'u-'l- |Royal Library |Seems the = (commanded | katib(?). |between 1556-1567.|archetype of and annotate?).[14]| | |No. 5. | | | 4. Muhammad Haidar |Haidar(?) |Kashmir 1540-47. |Possibly now in _Dughlat's_ Codex. | | |Kashghar. | | | 5. Elphinstone Codex. |Unknown. |Advocates' Library|Bought in | |(1816 to 1921). |Peshawar 1810. | | | 6. British Museum MS. |`Ali'u'l- |British Museum. | -- | _kashmiri_.| | | | | 7. Bib. Lindesiana MS.|Nur-muhammad |John Rylands | -- [now John Rylands] |(nephew of |Library. | |`Abu'l-fazl).| | | | | 8. Haidarabad Codex. |No colophon. |The late Sir |Centupled in | |Salar-jang's |facsimile, 1905. | |Library. | ----------------------+-------------+------------------+---------------- III During the first decade of Humayun's reign (1530-40) at least two important codices seem to have been copied.