Jalis-ul Mushtaq )Verse of the poems of Basatin-ul uns, taken by Akhtasan Dehlavi: 700-752 A.H.)

Jalis-ul-Mushtaq is a poem by an unknown poet with the name or surname "Ali" who was one of the poets during the reign of Amir Shiranshah in Sharvan, Azerbaijan (Haq: 869-907 AH) and he composed it in the field of poetry in 870 AH. This work is a translation of the poems of Basatin-ul uns Akhtasan Dehlavi, the secretary and writer of the period of King Ghiyath al-Din Tughlaq (720-725 AH) and Muhammad King Tughlaq (725-752 AH).In this verse, the love story of King Keshvargir, the son of King Batihan (a large city in southern India) and Mulk Ara (daughter of the King of China) is narrated, and interrelated stories are also narrated in it. In Jalis-ul Mushtaq, unlike Dehlavi's abbreviated version, Ali has narrated the story without any linguistic and expressive difficulties.