Note 60 — PART I.—DESCRIPTION.
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Wákiăt-i-Jehángíri in Elliot, VI. 350. The emperor Jehángír (Memoirs Pers. Text, 202) refers to the well-known bridge and water-palace about three miles north of Ujjain as the work of Násir-ud-dín. He says: On Sunday I reached Saádulpur near Ujjain. In this village is a river house with a bridge on which are alcoves both built by Násir-ud-dín Khilji (a.d. 1500–1512). Though the bridge is not specially praiseworthy the water-courses and cisterns connected with it have a certain merit. ↑