The new era of Persian literature was started because Mughals were great

patrons of literature and laureates. During this period, many texts were
translated into Persian from different languages. For Example: The Turki
memoirs of Babur were translated into Persian.

Famous Persian Historians of the Mughal Period

Book Writer and Patron
Historian
Tarikh-i- Mirza Humayun
Rashidi Muhammad
Haidar
Dughlat
Beg
Akbarnama Abu'l-Fazl Akbar
and Ain-i-
Akbari
Tarikh-i- Muhammad Akbar
Firishtah Qasim
Hindu Shah
Tabaqat-i- Nizamuddin Akbar
Akbari Ahmad
Muntakhabut- Abd al- Akbar
Tawarikh Qadir
Bada'uni
Tarikh-i-Sher Abbas Akbar
Shahi Khan
Sarwani
Tarikh-i- Ahmed Not-mentioned
Salatine Yadgar
Afghana
Tazkirat-ul- Jauhar Akbar
Waqiat Aftabchi
Tarikh-i-Sindh Mir Akbar
Muhammad
Masoom
Shah
Bakhri
Waqiat-i- Shiekh Rizq Akbar
Mushtaqi Ullah
 Mushtaqui
Tarikh-i- Jauhar Akbar
Humayunshahi Aftabchi
Tarikh-i- Muhammad Akbar
Akbari Arif
Qandhari
Tuzuk-e- Nur-ud-din Jahangir
Jahangiri or Muhammad
Tuzuk-i- Jahangir
Jahangiri
Makhjan-i- Ni'mat Jahangir
Afghana Allah al-
Harawi
Tarikh-i-Dandi Abdullah Jahangir
Maasiri-i- Gharat Jahangir
Jahangir Khan
Shah Jahan Md Sadiq Shah Jahan
Nama Khan
Padshah Mohammed Shah Jahan
Namah Waris
Alamgirnamah Mirza Shah Jahan
Muhammad
Kazim
Masir-e- Mohd. Saqi Aurangzeb
Alamgiri Mustaid
khan
Zafar Namah Guru Aurangzeb
Gobind
Singh Ji
Muntakhab-ul- Muhammad Aurangzeb
Lubab Hāshim or
Hashim 'Ali
Khan
(Khafi
Khan)
Futuhat-e- Ishwar Das Aurangzeb
Alamgih Nagar
 Nuskha-e- Bhimsen Aurangzeb
Dilkusha Burhanpuri
Khulasat-u- Surjan Rai Aurangzeb
Tawarikh Khatri
Sijarul Ghulam Aurangzeb
Mutkhann Hussain
Imadus Sadat Ghulam Aurangzeb
Naqvi