They cut a branch of a bough and bind it hard and hang an earthen pot upon it, which they empty every morning and every evening and still it and put in certain dried raisins, and it becometh very strong wine in short time . Footnotes Zindi is Sind. Diu fort was allowed to be constructed by Bahadur Shah of Gujarat in 1535. Ten years later the Portuguese occupied the whole town and island. Cambaietta is Cambay.
Gentiles seems to mean any non-Islamic people of India and Moors all the Islamic peoples.
Children were supposed to be sold into slavery, a practice often alleged of many parts of Asia. Sultan Badu refers to Bahadur Shah, who was not killed at the siege of Diu, but murdered and thrown into the water while on a diplomatic visit to the Portuguese aboard their ships. They denied complicity in the deed, but historians are still unconvinced. Dilli is the correct transliteration for the city whose name is more commonly written as Delhi . The latter is may be an incorrect transcription of Dehli , the common Indo-Persian name for the same city.