Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig)

Translation of Muntakhab al-tawarikh (Muntakhab al-tawārīkh)

Language

English

Date

1884 CE

Translators

George S. A. Ranking, W. H. Lowe, Sir Wolseley Haig

Extent

1,816 passages, 395,423 words

Text

complete digital text

Source

archive.org · Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh by 'Abdu-l-Qādir ibn-i-Mulūk Shāh, known as al-Badāonī, translated by G. S. A. Ranking… · Public domain (published before 1930)

Contents

• 1 TRANSLATION OF THE AL-BADAONI. — 11 parts
• 2 THE DYNASTY.
• 3 SULTAN NASIRU-D-DIN SUBUKTIGIN
• 4 Yamīnu-d-Daulat Sultān Mahmūd ibn Nāsiru-d-dīn Ghaznavī — 2 parts
• 5 SHAHABU’D DAULAT SULTAN MAS‘UD IBN MAHMUD. — 11 parts
• 6 SULTAN MAUDUD IBN MAS'UD IBN MAHMUD, — 4 parts
• 7 SULTAN MAS‘UD IBN MAUDUD IBN MAS‘UD IBN MAHMUD
• 8 ‘ALI IBN MAS‘UD.
• 9 SULTAN ‘ABDU-R-RASHID IBN MAHMUD.
• 10 SULTÁN FARRUKH-ZÁD IBN MAS'ÚD IBN MAHMÚD.
• 11 SULTÁNU-S SALÁTÍN IBRÁHÍM IBN MAS'ÚD IBN MAHMÚD
• 12 Ode.
• 13 ‘ALAU ’D-DIN MAS‘UD IBN IBRAHIM IBN SULTAN MAS‘UD,
• 14 SULTAN SHERZAD IBN MAS‘UD IBN IBRAHIM,
• 15 SULTAN ARSALAN SHAH IBN MAS‘UD IBN IBRAHIM,
• 16 Sultan Bahram Shah ibn Mas‘ud ibn Ibrahim — 9 parts
• 17 KHUSRAU MALIK IBN KHUSRAU SHAH.
• 18 II. THE GHORI DYNASTY,
• 19 SULTAN MUIZZU-D-DIN MUHAMMAD IBN SAM GHORI.
• 20 QIT'AH. — 3 parts
• 21 SULTAN ARAM SHAH IBN QUTBU-D-DIN AIBAK
• 22 SULTAN SHAMSU-D-DIN IYALTIMISH — 4 parts
• 23 SULTAN RUZIYAH BINT SULTAN SHAMSU 'D-DIN — 4 parts
• 24 SULTAN ALAU-D-DIN MAS‘UD SHAH IBN RUKNU-D-DIN FIROZSHAH
• 25 SULTAN NASIRU-D-DIN MAHMUD IBN SHAMSU-D-DIN IYALTIMISH — 3 parts
• 26 Another Qasida. — 9 parts
• 27 QASĪDA. — 7 parts
• 28 ANOTHER QASIDA. — 4 parts
• 29 Sultan Ghiyasu-d-Din Balban-i-Khurd. — 5 parts
• 30 The Lament of Mir Hasan. — 5 parts
• 31 SULTAN MU‘IZZ U-D-DIN KAI QUBAD BIN SULTAN NASIRU-D-DIN BIN SULTAN GHIYASU-D-DIN BALBAN, — 10 parts
• 32 Sultan Jalalu-d-Din ibn Tamrash Khilji — 3 parts
• 33 SULTAN ‘ALAU-D-DIN — 3 parts
• 34 [Account of Amir Khusru and Mir Hasan, may God have mercy on them]
• 35 Sultan Shihabu-d-Din ibn ‘Alau-d-Din Khilji
• 36 SULTAN QUTBU-D-DIN MUBARAK SHAH ‘ALAU-D-DIN KHILJI.
• 37 — 3 parts
• 38 Nasiru-d-Din Khusru Khan
• 39 Verse. Who was it had acquired the wealth, Who was it squandered it?
• 40 Verse. You will never see your fellowmen happy save at the door of death, You will never find a virgin save in the womb of earth. — 6 parts
• 41 SULTAN GHIYASU-D-DIN TUGHLAQ SHAH — 6 parts
• 42 SULTĀN MUHAMMAD 'ĀDIL IBN TUGHLAQ SHĀH. — 4 parts
• 43 — 3 parts
• 44 SULTĀN FĪROZ SHĀH BIN RAHĪB — 3 parts
• 45 SULTAN TUGHLAQ SHAH IBN FATIH KHAN IBN SULTAN FIROZ
• 46 ABU BAKR SHAH IBN ZAFAR KHAN [IBN FATH KHAN] IBN FIRUZ SHAH. — 5 parts
• 47 SULTAN MUHAMMAD SHAH IBN FIROZ SHAH.
• 48 SULTAN 'ALAU-D-DIN SIKANDAR SHAH, IBN-I-MUHAMMAD SHAH, IBN-I-FIROZ SHAH,
• 49 Sultan Mahmud Shah ibn-i-Muhammad Shah. — 4 parts
• 50 MASNAD-I-'ALI KHIZR KHAN IBN MALIKU-SH-SHARQ IBN MALIK SULAIMAN. — 3 parts
• 51 SULTAN MUHAMMAD SHAH IBN I FARID KHAN, — 6 parts
• 52 Sultan 'Alau-'d-Din ibn i Muhammad Shah ibn i Khizrhan Shah ibn i Jahan.
• 53 SULTAN BUHLUL [IBN I KALA] LODI, — 8 parts
• 54 SULTAN SIKANDAR IBN I SULTAN BAHLOL — 13 parts
• 55 Ode. — 4 parts
• 56 Sultan Ibrahim bin Sultan Sikandar Lodi, — 2 parts
• 57 Zahiru-D-Din Muhammad Babar Padshah Ghazi. — 7 parts
• 58 THE DATE OF THE DEATH OF BABUR BADSHAH. — 3 parts
• 59 NASIRU-D-DIN MUHAMMAD HUMAYUN PADSHAH-I-GHAZI. — 2 parts
• 60 SHIR KHAN IBN I HASAN SUR — 11 parts
• 61 — 10 parts
• 62 Verse. When you see that your friends are no longer friendly, Consider that flight is an opportunity to be seized.
• 63 Verse. When the appointed time of the quarry comes it goes towards the huntsman. — 5 parts
• 64 Verse. Be not proud, for I hold the staff of wisdom in my hand, The arm of riot is long (and) a stick has two ends. — 11 parts
• 65 Masnavi. — 5 parts
• 66 QIT'A. — 2 parts
• 67 Qita'h.
• 68 Qit‘ah.
• 69 Rubā'ī.
• 70 Ghazal.
• 71 Qasidah. — 13 parts
• 72 Qasidah
• 73 Verse. In this grief-populated world joy has been forgotten, We are quite accustomed to grief to such an extent has joy departed from my sorrowful heart.
• 74
• 75 Verse. Come not out, for you will be the calamity of the age, We shall be slain and you will be disgraced. — 25 parts
• 76 PREFACE. — 1 part
• 77 JALAL-UD-DIN MUHAMMAD AKBAR PADSHAH. — 8 parts
• 78 Fragment. — 46 parts
• 79 Petition. — 30 parts
• 80 TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE
• 81 CHAPTER I.
• 82 I. MIYAN HATIM OF SAMBHAL. (May God sanctify his tomb!)
• 83 II. Shaikh Jalālu-’d-Dīn of Thānesar
• 84 III. Shaikh Muhammad Ghaus of Gwaliyar.
• 85 II. Shaikh Jalālu-’d-Dīn of Thānesar.
• 86 III. Shaikh Muhammad Ghaus of Gwaliyar.
• 87 IV. Shaikh Burhan.
• 88 V. Shaikh Muhammad-i-Kambu, of Sambhal.
• 89 VI. Shaikh Fahimu-ddin.
• 90 LI. VIII. Shaikh Salim-i-Cishti.
• 91 Copy of the Arabic Letter written by the Author to Shaikh Salím-i-Chishti. — 5 parts
• 92 IX. SHAIKH NIZAMU-'D-DIN OF AMBETHI. — 15 parts
• 93 X. SHAIKH BURHAN OF KAKORI.
• 94 XI. Shaikh Sa‘dī.
• 95 XII. SAYYID TĀJU-’D-DĪN, OF LAKHNAU
• 96 XIII. SHAIKH MUHAMMAD QALANDAR OF LAKHNAU
• 97 § 17. Shaikh Nizamu-’d-Dīn of Nārnūl.
• 98 XV. SHAIKHU ’L HIDAYA of Khairabad.
• 99 XVI. Shaikh Da‘ud of Chati. (May God sanctify his soul!) — 3 parts
• 100 XVII. Shaikh Aban of Amroha
• 101 XVIII. Khwaja ‘Abdu ’sh-Shahid.
• 102 XIX. Shaikh Adhan of Jaunpur. (On him be God’s mercy and acceptance.)
• 103 XX. Shaikh ‘Abdu-’l-Ghafur of A'zampur.
• 104 XXI. Miyán Vajihu-’d-dīn of Ahmadābād. — 5 parts
• 105 XXIII. Shaikh Abu-l-Fath of Gujarat.
• 106 XXIV. Shaikh Abu Ishaq of Lahor. — 4 parts
• 107 XXV. Shaikh Ruknu-’d-Din.
• 108 XXVI. Miyān Muṣṭafā of Gujarāt.
• 109 XXVII. SHAIKH ISHAQ, KAKU OF LAHOR.
• 110 XXVIII. SHAIKH SA‘DU-’LLAH BANI ISRA’IL.
• 111 XXIX. Miyan Shaikh ‘Abdu-‘llah of Badaon. — 4 parts
• 112 XXX. SHAIKH JALALU-’D-DIN OF QANNAUJ.
• 113 XXXI. Shaikh Kapūr-i-Majzūb of Gwāliyār. (May God have mercy upon him!)
• 114 XXXII. Shaikh Allah Bakhsh of Garhmuktesar.
• 115 XXXIII. Shaikh ‘Arif-i-Husaini. — 4 parts
• 116 XXXIV. MIR SAYYID ‘ALĀ’U-’D-DĪN OF AWADH. (May God have mercy upon him!)
• 117 XXXV. Shaikh Hamzah of Lakhnau.
• 118 XXXVI. Shaikh Pīrak. (May God have mercy upon him!)
• 119 XXXVII. Shaikh Muhammad Husain of Sikandra.
• 120 XXXVIII. Shaikh ‘Abdu-l-Wahid of Bilgram.
• 121 CHAPTER II
• 122 AN ACCOUNT OF THE LEARNED MEN, MOST OF WHOM THE AUTHOR HAS MET, OR FROM WHOM HE HAS RECEIVED INSTRUCTION
• 123 I. Shaikh Hatim of Sambhal. — 7 parts
• 124 II. Maulana ‘Abdu-’llah of Sultanpur. — 5 parts
• 125 III. Shaikh Mubarak of Nagor.
• 126 IV. Mīr Sayyid Muḥammad, Mīr-i-‘Adl of Amroha.
• 127 V. Shaikh Gada’i of Dihli, the Kambu.
• 128 VI. MIYĀN JAMĀL KHĀN, MUFTĪ OF DIHLĪ.
• 129 VII. Qazi Jalalu-’d-din of Multan.
• 130 VIII. Qazi Tawa'isi.
• 131 IX. Qāzī Ya‘qūb of Mānikpūr.
• 132 VIII. Qazi Tawa'isi. — 4 parts
• 133 XII. QÁZÍ SHU'AIB, KHASHÁB OF JÁLANDHAR, NEPHEW OF SHAIKH 'AZÍZULLAH OF TALAMBA.
• 134 XIII. MIYĀN ILĀHDĀD of Lakhnau.
• 135 XIV. Mīr Saiyid Jalāl-u 'd-dīn, Qādirī, of Āgra.
• 136 XV. Shaikh Husain of Ajmer. — 6 parts
• 137 XVI. Shaikh 'Abdu-'l-Qádir. — 4 parts
• 138 VII. Shaikh Kabīr.
• 139 XVIII. Mir Sayyid ‘Ali of Ludhiana. — 7 parts
• 140 XXI. Khwāja Muḥammad Yaḥyā.
• 141 XXII. Shaikh ‘Īsā of Lāpūrwāla.
• 142 XXIII. Shaikh ‘Abdu-’l-Qadir.
• 143 XXIV. SHAIKH ABU-'L-MA'ALI. — 4 parts
• 144 XXV. MAULANA ILAHI OF LAHOR.
• 145 XXVI. MULLA 'ABDU-'S-SALAM OF LAHOR.
• 146 XXVII. Shaikh Kabir, son of Shaikh Munawwar.
• 147 XXVIII. Shaikh Sa‘du-’llah, the Grammarian.
• 148 XXIV. SHAIKH NAJIB-UD-DIN.
• 149 XXX. SHAIKH MUBARAK OF ALWAR.
• 150 XXXI. SHAIKH CHAN LADH OF SOHNA.
• 151 XXXII. Shaikh ‘Abdu-’l-Ghanī of Badāon.
• 152 Masnawi.
• 153 XXXIII. SHAIKH ILĀHDĀD OF DIHLĪ.
• 154 XXXIV. SHAIKH ‘ABDU-’L-HAQQ OF DIHLĪ. — 8 parts
• 155 XXXV. Maulana Ilahdad of Sultanpur.
• 156 XXXVI. Maulānā ‘Usmān of Samāna.
• 157 XXXVII. Ḥājjī Sulṭān of Thānesar. — 4 parts
• 158 XXXIX. — Sayyid Ya‘sin.
• 159 Shaikh Ziyā-ullāh. — 9 parts
• 160 XLII. Miyan Kamalu-d-din Husain of Shiraz. — 6 parts
• 161 XLIII. SHAIKH ABU-L-FATḤ OF THĀNESAR.
• 162 XLIV. Maulana ’Usman of Bangal.
• 163 XLV. Shaikh Husain of Bazhar.
• 164 XLVI. Maulana Isma'il the ‘Arab.
• 165 XLVII. Qazi Mubarak of Gopamau.
• 166 XLVIII. Maulānā Vais of Gwāliyār.
• 167 XLIX. Shaikh Muhammad of Syria.
• 168 L. Shaikh Hasan ‘Ali of Mausil.
• 169 LI. Qazi Nuru ’llah of Shushtar.
• 170 LII. Haji Ibrahim the Traditionist.
• 171 LIII. Shaikh Jalal-i-Wasil, of Kalpi.
• 172 LIV. Malik Mahmūd-i-Piyārah.
• 173 LV. Sadr-i-Jahan, of Pihani.
• 174 LVI. Shaikh Ya'qub of Kashmir. — 5 parts
• 175 Verses by the Author . — 5 parts
• 176 Ode.
• 177 LVII. MaulAnA MīrzA of Samarqand.
• 178 LVIII. QĀZĪ ABŪ-'L-MA‘ĀLĪ.
• 179 LIX. Maulana Haji-i-Kajan.
• 180 LXII. Qazi Nizam of Badakhshan.
• 181 LXIII. Maulana Ilahdad of Langarkhan.
• 182 LXIV. Maulana Muhammad the Mufti.
• 183 LXV. Mir Fathu-’llah of Shiraz.
• 184 LXVI Shaikh Mansur of Lahor
• 185 LXVII Mulla Pir Muhammad of Shirvan
• 186 LXVIII. Mirza Muflis the Uzbak.
• 187 LXIX. Maulana Nuru-d-din Muhammad Tarkhan.
• 188 LXX. MAULANA ILAHDAD OF AMROHA.
• 189 Couplet ‘Our life is as ice in the heat of summer; But little of it remains and its owner is still deceived.’
• 190 Couplet ‘Regard well what happens to others, For when it has passed by them it will be your lot also.’
• 191 CHAPTER III. · An Account of the Physicians of the Reign of the Emperor Akbar.
• 192 I. Hakimu-l-Mulk of Gilan.
• 193 II. Ḥakīm Saifu-l-Mulūk of Damāwand.
• 194 V. Hakim Masihu-l-Mulk, of Shiraz
• 195 VI. Hakim-i-Misri.
• 196 VII. HAKIM ‘ALI.
• 197 VIII. HAKIM ABU-L-FATH OF GILAN.
• 198 IX. Hakim Hasan of Gilan.
• 199 X. Hakim Humam.
• 200 XI. HAKIM AHMAD, OF TATTA.
• 201 XII. HAKIM LUTFULLAH, OF GILAN.
• 202 XIII. HAKIM MUZAFFAR, OF ARDISTAN.
• 203 XIV. HAKIM FATHULLAH, OF GILAN.
• 204 XV. SHAIKH BINA.
• 205 CHAPTER IV. · An Account of the Poets of the Reign of the Emperor Akbar.
• 206 I. GHAZĀLĪ OF MASHHAD.
• 207 Couplets by Ghuri:
• 208 II. Qasim-i-Kahi.
• 209 Opening Couplet of the First Ode.
• 210 Opening Couplet of the Second Ode. — 4 parts
• 211 III. Kh’aja Husain of Marv.
• 212 A Quatrain.
• 213 IV. QASIM-I-ARSALAN.
• 214 V. ATA'I OF QANDAHAR.
• 215 VI. Ashraf Khan, Mir Munshi.
• 216 VII. Amir Qazi, Asiri.
• 217 VIII. MIR IMAMI, known as MUGHBACA.
• 218 A Quatrain.
• 219 Another Quatrain.
• 220 IX. Mir Sharif-i-Amani, of Isfahan.
• 221 X. QĀZĪ AḤMAD-I-GHAFFĀRĪ OF QAZVĪN
• 222 XI. Mīr Ashkī of Qum.
• 223 XII. Yōl Qulī Anīsī.
• 224 XIII. Mullā Ghānī, Amānī.
• 225 XIV. AFSUSI OF TUSTAR.
• 226 XV. QILIJ KHAN.
• 227 XVI. Umati of Yazd.
• 228 XVII. QAIDI OF SHIRAZ.
• 229 XVIII. BAIRAM KHAN, THE KHAN-I-KHANAN.
• 230 XIX. BIKASI OF GHAZNIN.
• 231 XX. Baqi of Kolab.
• 232 XXI. Bayazi.
• 233 XXII. Pairavi.
• 234 Other Verses.
• 235 XXIII. BAQĀ’Ī.
• 236 XXIV. MULLĀ NŪRU-D-DĪN MUHAMMAD-I-TARKHĀN. — 5 parts
• 237 XXV. Tardi, Hilda.
• 238 XXVI. Taosani.
• 239 XXVII. Tazarvī of Abhar. — 3 parts
• 240 XXVIII. Sharif of Kashan.
• 241 XXIX. Taqi ed-din of Shushtar.
• 242 XXX. Sani Khan of Herat.
• 243 XXXI. SANA’I OF MASHHAD.
• 244 THE SONG OF THE CUPBEARER.
• 245 XXXII. JADA'I.
• 246 XXXIV. Jamīlī of Kalpī.
• 247 XXXV. Cishti.
• 248 XXXVI. Ja‘far.
• 249 XXXVII. Ja‘far Beg.
• 250 XXXVIII. HAIDARI OF TABRIZ.
• 251 A fragment.
• 252 XXXIX. Huzni.
• 253 XL. Hayati of Gilan.
• 254 XLI. Haya’i.
• 255 XLII. LIQĀ’Ī
• 256 XLIII. The Khan-i-A'zam.
• 257 XLIV. Khanjar Beg. — 6 parts
• 258 XLV. KHUSRAVI.
• 259 XLVI. MIR DAURI.
• 260 XLVII. Dakhli.
• 261 XLVIII. Damiri.
• 262 L. RAFI'I.
• 263 A quatrain
• 264 LI. Raha’i.
• 265 LII. BAUQHANI.
• 266 LIII. Zain Khān Koka.
• 267 LIV. Sālik of Saplak. — 4 parts
• 268 LV. SHAHĪ.
• 269 LVI. Sairi.
• 270 LVII. Sipihri.
• 271 LVIII. Sayyāfī.
• 272 LIX. Sahmi.
• 273 LX. Saqqa.
• 274 LXI. Sipāhī.
• 275 LXII. Sarmadī of Iṣfahān.
• 276 LXIII. Sāqī of the Jazā’ir.
• 277 LXIV. Sayyidi.
• 278 LXV. Shāh Abu-’l-Ma‘ālī.
• 279 LXVI. Sarfi. — 4 parts
• 280 LXVIII. Shuja‘i.
• 281 LXVII. Shakībī of Iṣfahān.
• 282 LXX. Mulla Sadiq Halwa'i of Samarqand.
• 283 LXIX. Shu‘ūr of Torbat.
• 284 LXXII. SALIHI.
• 285 LXXIII. SADIQI
• 286 LXXVII. Salih the Madman.
• 287 LXXV. Sabrī of Sāwa.
• 288 LXXVI. Sabūrī of Hamadān.
• 289 LXXVIII. TARUMI.
• 290 LXXIX. Tariqī of Sāwa.
• 291 LXXXI. Tali‘i of Yazd.
• 292 LXXX. TALIB OF ISPAHAN.
• 293 LXXXII. Tifli.
• 294 LXXXIII. ZUHURI. — 6 parts
• 295 LXXXV. Mir ‘Abdul Hayy of Mashhad.
• 296 275. LXXXVI. ‘Itabi. — 4 parts
• 297 LXXXVII. ‘Ubaidi.
• 298 XC. Mir ‘Azizu-’llah.
• 299 lxxxix.
• 300 XCI. Mirza ‘Aziz Kuka.
• 301 XCII. ‘Ahdi of Shiraz.
• 302 XCIV. ‘URFĪ OF SHĪRĀZ.
• 303 XCIII. ‘INAYATU-’LLAH THE SCRIBE.
• 304 XCV. GHAZNAVI.
• 305 XCVI. GHUBARI. — 5 parts
• 306 XCVII. GHURBATI OF HISAR.
• 307 XCVIII. GHAIRATĪ OF SHĪRĀZ.
• 308 XCIX. FĀRIGHĪ OF SHĪRĀZ.
• 309 Cll. Fikri.
• 310 C. FAHMĪ OF TIHRĀN.
• 311 CI. FAHMĪ OF SAMARQAND.
• 312 CIV. Fusūnī of Yazd.
• 313 CLII. FANA’I.
• 314 CV. Firūza of Kābul.
• 315 CVI. FARIRI OF Astarabad.
• 316 CVII. Shaikh Faizi, the Poet Laureate. — 3 parts
• 317 CVIII. FĀRSĪ.
• 318 CIX. QARARI OF GILAN.
• 319 A Masnawī.
• 320 A quatrain.
• 321 CXI. Qaidi of Shiraz.
• 322 CX. QAUSĪ.
• 323 CXV. Kulahi.
• 324 CXII. Qadrī.
• 325 CXIII. Qandī.
• 326 CXIV. Kāmī.
• 327 CXVIII. Liqa’i of Astarabad.
• 328 CXIX. Liwa’i.
• 329 CXVI. KALAMI.
• 330 CXVII. KAMI OF QUM.
• 331 CXXI. Lutfi the Astrologer.
• 332 CXXII. Mir Murtaza Sharifi of Shiraz.
• 333 CXX. La‘li.
• 334 CXXIII. MAHWĪ. — 4 parts
• 335 CXXV. Mauji.
• 336 CXXIV. Mīr Muḥsin Rizavī, of Mashhad.
• 337 CXXVI. Mīrzāda ‘Alī Khān.
• 338 CXXIX. Mushfiqi of Bukhara.
• 339 CXXVII. RU‘IZĪ OF HIRĀT.
• 340 CXXVIII. MURĀDĪ OF ASTARĀBĀD.
• 341 CXXX. Maili of Hirat. — 4 parts
• 342 CXXXI. Malik of Qumm.
• 343 CXXXIII. Mulla Maqsud of Qazvin.
• 344 CXXXII. MUDĀMĪ OF BADAKHSHĀN.
• 345 CXXXVI. Khwaja Mu'azzam.
• 346 CXXXIV. Mihnati of Hisar.
• 347 CXXXV. Musawi of Mashhad.
• 348 CXXXVIII. Muhammad Yusuf.
• 349 CXXXVII. MAUZŪN.
• 350 CXXXIX. MANZARI OF SAMARQAND.
• 351 CXLII.
• 352 CXL. MUDĀMĪ OF HAMADĀN.
• 353 CXLI. MUQĪMĪ OF SABZAVĀR.
• 354 CXLIV. Mazhari of Kashmir.
• 355 CXLV. Shaikh Muhammad of Dihlī.
• 356 CXLIII. MAHWĪ.
• 357 CXLVI. NAVIDI, OF TURBAT.
• 358 A couplet.
• 359 CXLYII. Nishani.
• 360 Another ode
• 361 Another ode
• 362 Another ode — 4 parts
• 363 A Masnavi — 9 parts
• 364 CLIII.
• 365 CXLVIII.
• 366 CLIV. Nami. — 11 parts
• 367 CLV. Naziri of Nishapur.
• 368 CLIX. VUQŪ‘Ī OF NĪSHĀPŪR. — 4 parts
• 369 CLX. Vidā‘ī of Hirāt.
• 370 CLXII. YasfI.
• 371 CLXI. VĀQĪ‘Ī OF HERĀT.
• 372 CLXV. Vafa’i of Isfahan.
• 373 CLXVI. Hamdami.
• 374 CLXIII. VĀQIFĪ.
• 375 CLXIV. WĀ‘IẒĪ, OF HERĀT.
• 376 CLXVII. Hajri.
• 377 CLXVIII. Hashim.
• 378 Conclusion.
• 379 A masnavi. — 9 parts
• 380 A Story by way of Illustration
• 381 Supplications
• 382 The End