Jhaveri wrote under the pseudonyms Rafeeq and Hakir.
He was a profound scholar of Persian and contributed significantly to the field of literary history.

He wrote the books Milestones in Gujarati Literature (1914) and Further Milestones in Gujarati Literature (1921) which give a detailed history of Gujarati literature from its initial stage to the modern period.
Both books have been translated by Ramlal Modi, Motilal Modi, and Hiralal Parekh into Gujarati as Gujarati Sahityana Margasuchak Stambho (1930) and Gujarati Sahityana Vadhu Margasuchak Stambho (1930).
He was one of the first to publish a book on Gujarati literary history in English.
His other significant works in history include Haiderali Ne Tipu Sultan (1894), Dayaram ane Haphejh (1895), Badshahi Faramano, and Gujarati Lakhela Parsi Granth  (1945).
He translated several works from Persian, Marathi, Urdu, Bengali and English.
Jhaveri translated Ali Muhammad Khan's Mirat-e-Ahmadi into Gujarati.
He reviewed a number of Gujarati works and published in Modern Review, a literary journal edited by Ramananda Chatterjee.
Jhaveri wrote under the pseudonyms Rafeeq and Hakir. He was a profound scholar of Persian and contributed significantly to the field of literary history.
He wrote the books Milestones in Gujarati Literature (1914) and Further Milestones in Gujarati Literature (1921) which give a detailed history of Gujarati literature from its initial stage to the modern period. Both books have been translated by Ramlal Modi, Motilal Modi, and Hiralal Parekh into Gujarati as Gujarati Sahityana Margasuchak Stambho (1930) and Gujarati Sahityana Vadhu Margasuchak Stambho (1930). He was one of the first to publish a book on Gujarati literary history in English. His other significant works in history include Haiderali Ne Tipu Sultan (1894), Dayaram ane Haphejh (1895), Badshahi Faramano, and Gujarati Lakhela Parsi Granth  (1945). He translated several works from Persian, Marathi, Urdu, Bengali and English. Jhaveri translated Ali Muhammad Khan's Mirat-e-Ahmadi into Gujarati. He reviewed a number of Gujarati works and published in Modern Review, a literary journal edited by Ramananda Chatterjee.
Krishnalal Jhaveri