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# The Institutes of Akbar 64: A List of Flowers notable for their beauty.

The Áín i Akbari (Blochmann, Jarrett) 64

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1. The Gul i Áftáb. Yellow.  
2. The Gul i Kanwal. White, and also bluish. In the rains.  
3. The Ja’farí. A golden yellow, or orange coloured, or greenish. In spring.  
4. The Gúdhal. Of different colours, red, yellow, orange, white. In the rains.  
5. The Ratanmanjaní. Bright red. It is smaller than jasmin. All the year.  
6. The Késú. In the hot season.  
7. The Sémbal. Dark red. In spring.  
8. The Ratanmálá. Yellow. In spring.  
9. The Sónzard. Yellow. In spring.  
10. The Gul i Kaltí.  
11. The Karn phúl. A golden red.  
12. The Jaití. In spring.  
13. The Pándr. Red and white.  
14. The Kadam. Outside green; in the middle yellow threads; the inside leaves white. In spring.  
15. The Nághésar. In spring.  
16. The Súrpan. White, with red and yellow stripes in the middle. During the rains.  
17. The Síri Khandí. Inside yellowish white, outside reddish. In spring.  
18. The Jútí. Inside yellow, outside a blackish red. In the rains.  
19. The Champalah. White, like orange blossoms. In spring.  
20. The Zébá. It blooms in Pisces.  
21. The Gul i Karaundah. White. It is smaller than the Chambélí, and blooms during the rains.  
22. The D’hanantar resembles the Nílúfar. During the rains.  
23. The Gul i Hinná.  
24. The Dupahriyá. Bright red, and white. All the year.  
25. The Bhúïn Champá. Peach coloured.  
26. The Sudarsan. Yellow; it resembles the Nílúfar, but is smaller.  
27. The Hangláí. There are two kinds, red, and white.  
28. The Siras. Yellowish green. It is full of stamens. In spring.  
29. The San. Yellow. During the rains.

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