Tuzuk-i-Baburi/Baburnama was originally written in:

Correct option is B

• It was originally written in Chagatai Turkish, which was Babur’s mother tongue and the administrative language of the Timurid dynasty.
• Baburnama provides detailed insights into Babur's life, military campaigns, and observations about India.
• It is one of the earliest and most important autobiographies in Islamic and Mughal history.

• Later, Baburnama was translated into Persian by Abdul Rahim Khan-i-Khanan during Akbar’s reign, as Persian was the official language of the Mughal court.
• The book includes geographical descriptions, culture, flora, and fauna of India along with Babur’s personal reflections.
• Baburnama is considered one of the finest literary works of medieval history.
• Babur’s poetry and prose in the book reflect his deep knowledge of literature, culture, and governance.