This English translation of Persian work Habib-Us-Siyar deals with the rise and fall of the successors of Amir Timur Gurgan during the fifteenth century. The depiction of the mentality, outlook, doings and ways of life of these Moghul rulers of Central Aisa and their nobles also provides insights into the better understanding of the rise and fall of the Mughal Empire in India. Also, it contains the sketches of the Sufis, men of accomplishments, excellencies, and skills and arts dominating the scene in India from 1526 to 1857.