Robert Sewell (1845-1925) was an Indian civil servant and a historian. He was posted in Madras Presidency and was a Keeper of the Madras Record Office. He was involved in the documentation of ancient inscrip­tions and also participated in the archaeological project at Amravati, which was surveyed previously by Colin Mackenzie and Walter Elliot.

• Part I.Earliest notices of India(II.) Invasions of India according to classical authors(III.) The various ancient states of Hindostan and the Deckan(IV.) Mahomet, and the conquests of his followers in India(V.) Mussulman dynasties in Khorassan(VI.) Mahmud of Ghazni(VII.) Other kings of Ghazni, and Ghor(VIII.) The slave-kings of Delhi(IX.) The House of Khaji(X.) The House of Toghlak(XI.) Government of the Seiads(XII.) The House of Lodi(XIII.) Condition of India at the time of Baber(XIV .) The Tartars, Moguls, and Turks —The early life of Baber

Robert Sewell (1845-1925) was an Indian civil servant and a historian. He was posted in Madras Presidency and was a Keeper of the Madras Record Office. He was involved in the documentation of ancient inscrip­tions and also participated in the archaeological project at Amravati, which was surveyed previously by Colin Mackenzie and Walter Elliot.

• Part I.Earliest notices of India(II.) Invasions of India according to classical authors(III.) The various ancient states of Hindostan and the Deckan(IV.) Mahomet, and the conquests of his followers in India(V.) Mussulman dynasties in Khorassan(VI.) Mahmud of Ghazni(VII.) Other kings of Ghazni, and Ghor(VIII.) The slave-kings of Delhi(IX.) The House of Khaji(X.) The House of Toghlak(XI.) Government of the Seiads(XII.) The House of Lodi(XIII.) Condition of India at the time of Baber(XIV .) The Tartars, Moguls, and Turks —The early life of Baber

Robert Sewell (1845-1925) was an Indian civil servant and a historian. He was posted in Madras Presidency and was a Keeper of the Madras Record Office. He was involved in the documentation of ancient inscrip­tions and also participated in the archaeological project at Amravati, which was surveyed previously by Colin Mackenzie and Walter Elliot.

• Part I.Earliest notices of India(II.) Invasions of India according to classical authors(III.) The various ancient states of Hindostan and the Deckan(IV.) Mahomet, and the conquests of his followers in India(V.) Mussulman dynasties in Khorassan(VI.) Mahmud of Ghazni(VII.) Other kings of Ghazni, and Ghor(VIII.) The slave-kings of Delhi(IX.) The House of Khaji(X.) The House of Toghlak(XI.) Government of the Seiads(XII.) The House of Lodi(XIII.) Condition of India at the time of Baber(XIV .) The Tartars, Moguls, and Turks —The early life of Baber