Account of the Kingdom of Caubul, and its Dependencies in Persia, Tartary, and India
Comprising a View of the Afghaun Nation, and a History of the Dooraunee Monarchy

Table of Contents

Preface
Notice regarding the map
Introduction
Book I. Geographical Description of Afghanistaun:
1. Situation and boundaries of Afghanistaun
2. Mountains of Afghanistaun
3. Rivers of Afghanistaun
4. Natural and political divisions of Afghanistaun
5. Of the climate of Afghanistaun
6. Animals, vegetables, and minerals of Afghanistaun
Book II. General Account of the Inhabitants of Afghanistaun:
1. Introduction, origin, and early history of the Afghauns
2. Divisions and government of the Afghaun nation
3. Marriages, condition of women, funerals, &c.
4. Education, language, and learning of the Afghauns
5. Religion, sects, moollahs, superstitions, &c.
6. Hospitality, predatory habits, &c.
7. Manners, customs, and character of the Afghauns
8. Of the inhabitants of towns
9. Of the great
10. Trade of Caubul
11. Husbandry of Caubul
12. Taujiks, Hindkees and other inhabitants of Afghanistaun
Book III:
1. Particular account of the Afghaun tribes
2. Eastern tribes continued
3. Mountain tribes
4. Western Afghauns
5. Ghiljies, cities of Chuznee and Caubul, Wurduks and Caukers
6. Naussers
Book IV. The Provinces:
1. Bulkh, or Bactria and the Uzbeks
2. The Eimauks and Hazaurehs
3. Heraut
4. Seestaun
5. Belochistaun and Lower Sind
6. Upper Sind, Moultaun, Lya, and the countries between Leia and Cashmeer
7. Cashmeer
Book V. The Royal Government of Caubul:
1. Of the king
2. Administration of the government
3. Of the division of the kingdom into provinces
4. Of the revenue
5. Justice and police of the kingdom
6. The military establishment
7. The religious establishment
Appendixes.