Hasan Nizami

"'Such was the man who was sent on an embassy to Ajmir, in order that the Rai of that country might see the right way without the intervention of the sword, and that he might incline from the track of …"

"A severe action ensued from dawn to mid-day, when "the army of idolatry and damnation turned its back in flight from the line of battle.... fifty thousand infidels were despatched to hell by the sword…"

"Excerpts from Taju-l Ma-asir by Hazan Nizami Excerpts which deal primarily with the military exploits of Muhammad Ghuri and his general in India, Qutb-ud-din."

"Hasan Nizami writes that after the suppression of a Hindu revolt at Kol in 1193 AD, Aibak raised “three bastions as high as heaven with their heads, and their carcases became food for beasts of prey. …"