Explanation:

The first translation of Sanskrit works into Persian can be traced back to the 6th century. Zia Nakshabi’s book Tuti Namah (book of the parrot), written in the time of Muhammad Tughluq, was a Persian translation of Sanskrit stories which were related by a parrot to a woman whose husband had gone on a journey.
Later, in the time of Firoz, Sanskrit books on medicine and music were translated into Persian