Which one of the following books was NOT correctly matched with its author?

Book		Author
1.	Sukasaptati	Palavekirikadiripati
2.	Tariq-e-Ferozshahi	Zia-ud-din Barani
3.	Nuh-siphir	Ferishta
4.	Hamsa Vimsathi	Ayylaraju Narayanamatya

Key Points

• Nuh-siphir was written by Amir Khusrau, a Persian poet, musician, and scholar.
• Ferishta, also known as Muhammad Qasim Hindu Shah, was a Persian historian who wrote "Tarikh-i-Ferishta" or "History of the Rise of the Mahomedan Power in India".
• The other books listed are correctly matched with their respective authors.

Additional Information

• Sukasaptati
  • The Sukasaptati, also known as the Seventy Tales of the Parrot, is a famous collection of Indian fairy tales and folklore written by Palavekirikadiripati.
  • It consists of tales told by a parrot to prevent its mistress from committing adultery while her husband is away.
• Tariq-e-Ferozshahi
  • The Tariq-e-Ferozshahi is a historical book written by Zia-ud-din Barani.
  • It chronicles the history of the Delhi Sultanate and provides detailed accounts of the reign of various rulers.
• Nuh-siphir
  • Nuh-siphir is a book written by the famous Persian poet Amir Khusrau.
  • Amir Khusrau was known for his contributions to Persian literature and his works are highly regarded in the Indian subcontinent.
• Hamsa Vimsathi
  • Hamsa Vimsathi is a book written by Ayylaraju Narayanamatya.
  • It is a classical work in Sanskrit literature.