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Muhammad Khwandamir
Ghiyāś ad-Dīn Muḥammad Khwāndamīr, Khvandamir, or Khondamir or Hondemir ((ペルシア語:غياث الدين محمد خواندامير)) (1475–1534) was a Persian Islamic scholar〔(Ghiyas ad-Din Muhammad Khwandamir - Britannica Online Encyclopedia )〕 born in Herat, in 880 AH or 1475 CE,〔.〕 a grandson and successor to noted historian Mirkhond.
==Biography==
Hondamir, like his grandfather, belonged to the Herat literary circle of Timurid vizier Mir Ali-Shir Navai. In 1527 the Moghul conqueror Babur invited Hondamir to India, where he lived and died. Hondamir edited and completed 7th and 8th volums of the general history composed by his grandfather, and approximately in 1500 composed an extract from it "Holaset el-ehbar".〔Price D., ''Memoirs of the Principal Events of Mahommedan History'', London, 1821, reprint General Books, 2010, ISBN 978-1-154-13938-9, (''partial English translation'')
〕 Following the same pattern, in 1521 Hondamir composed for Ali-Shir Navai a three-volume general history entitled "Habib al-Siyar", and brought it to his time.〔Grigoriev, ''History of the Mongols from ancientest Times to Tamerlane, Composition by Hondemir'', St. Petersburg, 1849 (''translation'')〕 Another notable work was "Al-Destour Voser".〔Elliot, ''History of India'', IV, 148-153〕 In the European languages, other works of Hondemir were not published.
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