The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II

Translation of The Book of Akbar (Akbarnāma)

Language

English

Date

1897 CE

Translator

Henry Beveridge

Extent

1,632 passages, 351,579 words

Text

complete digital text

Source

archive.org · The Akbarnama of Abu-l-Fazl, translated from the Persian by H. Beveridge, vols. I–II (Bibliotheca Indica,… · Public domain (published before 1930)

Contents

• 1 AKBARNAMA.
• 2 Introduction.
• 3 INTRODUCTION. — 2 parts
• 4 INTRODUCTION.
• 5 INTRODUCTION. — 6 parts
• 6 Author's Note.
• 7 CHAPTER II.
• 8 Account of sundry secret annunciations and holy manifestations which took place before His Majesty's auspicious birth. — 8 parts
• 9 CHAPTER I. — 11 parts
• 10 CHAPTER I.
• 11 CHAPTER XL.
• 12 CHAPTER II. — 4 parts
• 13 CHAPTER II. — 5 parts
• 14 CHAPTER II. — 5 parts
• 15 CHAPTER II.
• 16 CHAPTER II.
• 17 CHAPTER III.
• 18 DESCRIPTION OF THE AUSPICIOUS HOROSCOPE WHICH WAS CAST AT THE TIME OF THE GLORIOUS BIRTH IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ALTITUDES OF THE GREEK ASTROLABE.
• 19 FIGURE I. · AKBAR’S HOROSCOPE.
• 20 CHAPTER III.
• 21 CHAPTER III. — 6 parts
• 22 NOTE I. (from page 78.)
• 23 NOTE II. (from page 78.) — 6 parts
• 24 CHAPTER IV.
• 25
• 26 FIGURE II. — 4 parts
• 27 Sundry Rules of Indian Astrology.
• 28 CHAPTER IV. — 3 parts
• 29 CHAPTER V. · DESCRIPTION OF THE HOROSCOPE OF AUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS WHICH WAS CAST BY THE ERUDITE OF THE AGE, ‘AZDU-D-DAULAH AMIR FATHU-L-LAH OF SHIRAZ.
• 30 CHAPTER V. — 7 parts
• 31 CHAPTER VI.
• 32 CHAPTER VI.
• 33 Judgments of the Second House.
• 34 CHAPTER VI.
• 35 Judgments of the Third House.
• 36 JUDGMENTS OF THE FOURTH HOUSE.
• 37 JUDGMENTS OF THE FIFTH HOUSE.
• 38 Judgments of the Sixth House.
• 39 Judgments of the Seventh House.
• 40 Judgments of the Eighth House.
• 41 Judgments of the Ninth House.
• 42 Judgments of the Tenth House.
• 43 Judgments of the Eleventh House.
• 44 Judgment of the Twelfth House.
• 45 CHAPTER VII.
• 46 Diagram of the holy horoscope, cast by Maulana Alyas of Ardabil, in accordance with the Ilkhani Tables.
• 47 FIGURE IV.
• 48 CHAPTER VIII.
• 49
• 50 CHAPTER VIII. — 5 parts
• 51 CHAPTER VIII.
• 52 NOTE ON THE HOROSCOPES OF AKBAR. — 9 parts
• 53 CHAPTER IX.
• 54 THE HONOURED NAMES OF THE BLISSFUL NURSES AND moulded cherishers (qawābil-i-rūhānī-qawālib) of his Majesty, the king of kings. — 10 parts
• 55 CHAPTER XI.
• 56 Account of some of the wonderful eteostics on the auspicious birth of his Majesty, the king of kings.
• 57 AKBARNAMA.
• 58 CHAPTER XII.
• 59
• 60 CHAPTER XIII.
• 61 ARRANGEMENT OF THE LOFTY-TITLED LINE AND LIST OF THE NOBLE NAMES OF THE EMINENT ANCESTORS OF HIS MAJESTY, THE KING OF KINGS.
• 62 CHAPTER XIV. — 6 parts
• 63 CHAPTER XIII. · Opinions of the Brahma.
• 64 CHAPTER XIV.
• 65 Seth—Peace be upon him
• 66 CHAPTER XIV.
• 67 Enosh.
• 68 Kenan.
• 69 Mahalalil.
• 70 Jared (Text, Irad.)
• 71 Enoch (Text, Ikhnūkh.)
• 72 Methusalah.
• 73 Lamech.
• 74 Noah (Nuh).
• 75 Japheth. (Yafi§.)
• 76 Turk.
• 77 CHAPTER XIV.
• 78 Alinja Khan.
• 79 Dib Baqui.
• 80 Kiyuk Khan.
• 81 Alinja Khan.
• 82 Moghul Khan.
• 83 Qara Khan.
• 84 CHAPTER XIV.
• 85 Aghuz Khan.
• 86 Kun Khan.
• 87 Il Khan.
• 88 Yulduz Khan.
• 89 Mangali Khan (Michael).
• 90 Tangiz Khan.
• 91 Il Khan.
• 92 Qiyan. — 4 parts
• 93 TIMUR TASH.
• 94 CHAPTER XIV.
• 95 Mangali Khwaja.
• 96 Yulduz Khan.
• 97 Juina Bahadur.
• 98 CHAPTER XV. · Her Majesty Alanquwa, the cupola of chastity and veil of purity. — 5 parts
• 99 Verse. If you listen to the tale of Mary, Believe the same of Alanquwa.
• 100 Buzanjar Qaan.
• 101 BUQA KHAN.
• 102 DUTAMIN KHAN.
• 103 QAIDU KHAN.
• 104 BAYASANGHAR KHAN.
• 105 TUMANA KHAN.
• 106 Qacūlī Bahādur. — 6 parts
• 107 Iradam-ci Barlas.
• 108 Sughu Cican (The Wise).
• 109 CHAPTER XV.
• 110 Cingiz Khan.
• 111 Qaracar Nuyan. — 9 parts
• 112 Aijal Nuyan.
• 113 Amir Ailangar Khan.
• 114 Amir Barkal.
• 115 Amīr Tarāghāi.
• 116 CHAPTER XVI.
• 117 The Lord of Great Conjunctions, Third Pole of the Universe, Pole of Realm and Religion, Amīr Timur Gūrgān.
• 118 CHAPTER XVI.
• 119 CHAPTER XVI. — 4 parts
• 120 CHAPTER XVI.
• 121 Jalālu-d-dīn Mīrān Shāh.
• 122 Sultan Muhammad Mirza.
• 123 Sultan Abu Sa'id Mlrza.
• 124 CHAPTER XVI.
• 125 'Umar Shaikh Mirza. — 5 parts
• 126 CHAPTER XVI.
• 127 CHAPTER XVII. — 5 parts
• 128 CHAPTER XVII. — 7 parts
• 129 CHAPTER XVII. — 6 parts
• 130 CHAPTER XVII.
• 131 Battle between his Majesty Giti-sitani Firdaus-makani and Sultan Ibrahim and account of the array.
• 132 Verse. The brave stood with firm foot, Trees learned from them how to stand. — 7 parts
• 133 CHAPTER XVIII. — 6 parts
• 134 CHAPTER XVIII.
• 135 DELIBERATIONS OF HIS MAJESTY GITI-SITANI (BABAR) AND UNDERTAKING BY HUMAYUN OF THE EXPEDITION TO THE EASTWARD. — 4 parts
• 136
• 137 CHAPTER XIX.
• 138 OF HIS MAJESTY GĪTĪ-SITĀNĪ FIRDAUS-MAKĀNĪ’S DRAWING OUT HIS FORCES AGAINST RĀNĀ SANGĀ, AND UPBEARING THE STANDARDS OF VICTORY. — 10 parts
• 139 CHAPTER XIX.
• 140 DEPARTURE OF HIS HIGHNESS JAHANBANI FOR KABUL AND BADAKHSHAN, AND THE MARCH OF THE ROYAL ARMY TO AGRA.
• 141 CHAPTER XIX.
• 142 CHAPTER XIX.
• 143 CHAPTER XIX. — 4 parts
• 144 CHAPTER XIX. — 8 parts
• 145 CHAPTER XX.
• 146 CHAPTER XX.
• 147 CHAPTER XX. — 4 parts
• 148 CHAPTER XX.
• 149 CHAPTER XXI.
• 150 Ode.
• 151 CHAPTER XXII.
• 152 MARCH OF THE ARMY OF HIS MAJESTY JAHANBANI JANNAT-ASHIYANI FOR THE SUBJUGATION OF BENGAL, ABANDONMENT OF THE DESIGN, AND RETURN TO THE CAPITAL. — 7 parts
• 153 CHAPTER XXII.
• 154 CHAPTER XXIII. — 6 parts
• 155 CHAPTER XXIII.
• 156 CHAPTER XXIII.
• 157 CHAPTER XXIII. — 10 parts
• 158 CHAPTER XXIII.
• 159 CHAPTER XXIV.
• 160 Mīrzā 'Askarī leaves Gujrāt with rebellious designs.
• 161 CHAPTER XXXV. — 6 parts
• 162 CHAPTER XXV.
• 163 March of His Majesty Jahanbani Jannat-ashiyani to subdue Bengal; his conquest of that country and return to the Capital, and what happened in the meanwhile.
• 164 Account of Sher Khan.
• 165 CHAPTER XXV.
• 166 CHAPTER XXV. — 5 parts
• 167 CHAPTER XXV.
• 168 CHAPTER XXV.
• 169 Sher Khan's taking of Fort Rohtas.
• 170 History of Humayun (resumed).
• 171 CHAPTER XXV.
• 172 CHAPTER XXV. — 2 parts
• 173 CHAPTER XXVI.
• 174
• 175 CHAPTER XXVI. — 3 parts
• 176 CHAPTER XXVI. — 5 parts
• 177 Account of Yadgar Nasir Mirza. — 3 parts
• 178
• 179 Return to the main narrative.
• 180 CHAPTER XXVI.
• 181 CHAPTER XXV.
• 182 CHAPTER XXVI.
• 183 CHAPTER XXVII.
• 184 Receipt of the news of the auspicious birth of his Majesty THE KING OF KINGS, BY HIS MAJESTY JAHANBANI JANNAT-ASHYANI, AND OTHER DETAILS.
• 185 CHAPTER XXVII.
• 186 Account of Bairam Khan.
• 187 CHAPTER XXVIII.
• 188
• 189 CHAPTER XXVIII.
• 190 CHAPTER XXIX.
• 191 Departure of his Majesty Jahanbani Jannat-āshyānī for Qandahār, with the design of going thence to the Hijaz and of his resolution to enter Persia. — 5 parts
• 192 CHAPTER XXIX. — 10 parts
• 193 CHAPTER XXX.
• 194 Brief account of the evil-ending career of Sher Khan.
• 195 CHAPTER XXX.
• 196 CHAPTER XXXI.
• 197 CHAPTER XXXI.
• 198 CHAPTER XXXI.
• 199 CHAPTER XXXII.
• 200 Brief sketch of Mirza Kamran's career.
• 201 CHAPTER XXXII.
• 202 (M. Hindal.)
• 203 (Yadgar Nasir Mirza.)
• 204 CHAPTER XXXIII.
• 205 March of the Sacred Band of his Majesty Jahanbani Jannat-Asiyyani to Khurasan and Media (‘Iraq), and account of what happened on the way. — 4 parts
• 206 CHAPTER XXXIII.
• 207 CHAPTER XXXIII.
• 208 Order (farman) of Shah Tahmasp to the Governor of Khurasan. — 2 parts
• 209 CHAPTER XXXIII.
• 210 CHAPTER XXXIII. — 5 parts
• 211 List.
• 212 CHAPTER XXXIII. — 9 parts
• 213 CHAPTER XXXIV.
• 214 Return of his Majesty Jahanbani Jannat-ashiyani from Persia, and the coming of his Majesty the Shahinshah from Qandahar to Kabul.
• 215 CHAPTER XXXV.
• 216 Victory of his Majesty the SHĀHINSHĀH in a wrestle with Ibrahim Mirza, and his felicitous beating of the DRUM OF PRESTIGE.
• 217 CHAPTER XXXVI.
• 218 Arrival of his Majesty Jahanbani Jannat-ashiyani's army at the Garmsir and the taking of the fort of Bast. — 12 parts
• 219 CHAPTER XXXVII. — 7 parts
• 220 CHAPTER XXXVIII.
• 221 March of his Majesty Jahanbani Jannat-ashiyani's army from Qandahar to conquer Kabul, and victory over that territory.
• 222 CHAPTER XXXVIII.
• 223 CHAPTER XXXVIII.
• 224 CHAPTER XXXVIII.
• 225 CHAPTER XXXVIII.
• 226 CHAPTER XXXVIII.
• 227 CHAPTER XXXIX.
• 228 CELEBRATION OF THE SHAHINSHAH’S CIRCUMCISION, ILLUMINATIONS; AND MANIFESTATION OF MARVELS BY THE TENDER PLANT OF GLORY’S GARDEN. — 10 parts
• 229 CHAPTER XL.
• 230 MARCH OF HIS MAJESTY JAHANBANI JANNAT-ASHIYANI’S ARMY FOR THE CONQUEST OF BADAKHSHAN, THE VICTORY OVER THAT COUNTRY, AND WHAT HAPPENED DURING THAT TIME.
• 231 CHAPTER XL.
• 232 CHAPTER XL.
• 233 CHAPTER XL.
• 234 CHAPTER XLI.
• 235 CHAPTER XLI.
• 236 Unveiling the mysteries of Design in the strife-stirrings of M. KamrAn, and account of his rule over Kabul.
• 237 CHAPTER XLI. — 8 parts
• 238 CHAPTER XLII.
• 239 March of his Majesty Jahānbanī Jannat-āshiyānī from Badakhshān to Kābul, and the siege thereof.
• 240 CHAPTER XLII. — 6 parts
• 241 CHAPTER XLII.
• 242 CHAPTER XLIII.
• 243 Display of Great Marvels on the part of His Majesty the Shahinshah, and the taking of Kabul. — 7 parts
• 244 CHAPTER XLIII. — 4 parts
• 245 CHAPTER XLIV. · THE PUTTING HIS MAJESTY THE SHAHINSHAH TO SCHOOL, AND OTHER EVENTS WHICH HAPPENED AT THIS TIME. — 4 parts
• 246 CHAPTER XLIV.
• 247 CHAPTER XLV.
• 248 CHAPTER XLV.
• 249 CHAPTER XLV.
• 250 CHAPTER XLV. — 5 parts
• 251 CHAPTER XLV.
• 252 CHAPTER XLV. — 8 parts
• 253 CHAPTER XLVI. — 5 parts
• 254 CHAPTER XLVI. — 13 parts
• 255 CHAPTER XLVII.
• 256 MARCH OF HIS MAJESTY JAHANBANI JANNAT-ASHYANI FROM KABUL, AND FIGHT WITH M. KAMRAN; AND OTHER INSTRUCTIVE OCCURRENCES. — 10 parts
• 257 CHAPTER XLVII. — 3 parts
• 258 CHAPTER XLVII.
• 259 CHAPTER XLVIII.
• 260 Return of His Majesty Jahanbani Jannat-ashiyani from Badakhshan, and his battle with M. Kamran, and arrival in Kabul after the victory.
• 261 CHAPTER XLVIII. — 6 parts
• 262 CHAPTER XLIX.
• 263 Assignment of the village of Carkh to His Majesty The Shahanshah, and the prognostications therefrom of the far-seeing.
• 264 CHAPTER XLIX.
• 265 CHAPTER L. · Expedition of His Majesty Jahanbani to Extinguish Another Time the Seditious Flames of M. Kamran.
• 266 CHAPTER L. — 4 parts
• 267 CHAPTER L.
• 268 CHAPTER LI. · Another Expedition of His Majesty Jahanbani Jannat-ashyani to Quell the Disturbance caused by M. Kamran; and the Martyrdom of M. Hindal.
• 269 CHAPTER LX.
• 270 CHAPTER LII. · Assignment of the Territory of Ghaznin to His Majesty the Shahinshah, and Elevation of some to his Service. — 5 parts
• 271 CHAPTER LII. — 6 parts
• 272 CHAPTER LIII. — 4 parts
• 273 CHAPTER LIV.
• 274 His Majesty the Shahinshah goes to Ghaznin, and exaltation of that place by his dwelling there.
• 275 CHAPTER LV.
• 276 CHAPTER LV. — 7 parts
• 277 CHAPTER LV. — 4 parts
• 278 CHAPTER LV. — 7 parts
• 279 CHAPTER LVI.
• 280 His Majesty JahAnbanI’s Journey to Qandahar and his return THEREFROM. — 7 parts
• 281 CHAPTER LVII.
• 282 Brief account of the events and misfortunes which took place in Hindustan during the days of confusion.
• 283 Account of Himu.
• 284 CHAPTER LVII. — 5 parts
• 285 CHAPTER LVIII.
• 286
• 287 CHAPTER LVIII.
• 288 CHAPTER LVIII. — 8 parts
• 289 CHAPTER LIX.
• 290 Appearance of great marvels; and the announcement of good news on the part of His Majesty the Shahinshah; and other fortunate occurrences. — 6 parts
• 291 CHAPTER LIX. — 4 parts
• 292 CHAPTER LIX. — 4 parts
• 293 CHAPTER LIX. — 3 parts
• 294 CHAPTER LX.
• 295 EXPEDITION OF HIS MAJESTY THE SHAHINSHAH TO THE PANJAB IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORDERS OF HIS MAJESTY JAHANBANI JANNAT ASHAYANI.
• 296 CHAPTER LXI. · BRIEF ACCOUNT OF HIS MAJESTY JAHANBANI JANNAT ASHIYANI, AND DESCRIPTION OF SOME OF HIS REMARKABLE INVENTIONS AND REGULATIONS.
• 297 CHAPTER XXI. — 11 parts
• 298 CHAPTER LXII.
• 299 — 6 parts
• 300 CHAPTER LXII. — 6 parts
• 301 CHAPTER LXIII.
• 302 OF THE DOMINION-INCREASING ACTS OF HIS MAJESTY THE SHAHINSHAH FROM THE TIME OF HIS FELICITOUS SETTING OUT FOR THE PANJAB TILL HIS SACRED ACCESSION. — 5 parts
• 303 CHAPTER LXIII.
• 304 CHAPTER LXIII.
• 305 THE AKBARNAMA.
• 306 CHAPTER I. — 10 parts
• 307 CHAPTER II.
• 308 Scheme of the horoscope of the auspicious accession of H.M. the King of Kings.
• 309 DESCRIPTION OF THE SCHEME OF THE HOROSCOPE OF THE ACCESSION OF H.M. THE KING OF KINGS. — 5 parts
• 310 CHAPTER III.
• 311 Account of the Establishment of the New and Divine Era from the Accession of H.M. the Shahinshah. — 4 parts
• 312 CHAPTER IV. — 9 parts
• 313 CHAPTER V.
• 314 ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT ADMINISTRATORS OF THE IMPERIAL TERRITORIES AT THE TIME OF H.M. THE SHAHINSHAH’S ACCESSION.
• 315 CHAPTER VI.
• 316 THE SEIZURE OF SHAH ABU-L-M‘AALI AND HIS BEING PUT INTO CONFINEMENT. — 6 parts
• 317 CHAPTER VI.
• 318 CHAPTER VII.
• 319 BEGINNING OF THE FIRST DIVINE YEAR AFTER THE HOLY ACCESSION OF H.M. THE SHAHINSHAH, viz., THE YEAR FARWARDIN OF THE FIRST CYCLE. — 9 parts
• 320 CHAPTER VIII.
• 321 ACCOUNT OF THE DISLOYALTY OF M. SULAIMAN, HIS SIEGE OF THE FORT OF KABUL, HIS PEACEABLE RETIREMENT, AND VICTORY OF THE IMPERIAL SERVANTS. — 8 parts
• 322 CHAPTER IX.
• 323 THE ARRIVAL OF NEWS OF THE SEDITION-MONGERING OF HEMU, AND THE MARCH OF THE ARMY OF FORTUNE TO QUELL THE STRIFE OF THAT EVILLY-ENDING MISCREANT. — 3 parts
• 324 CHAPTER IX. — 11 parts
• 325 CHAPTER X.
• 326 DETACHMENT OF VICTORIOUS TROOPS FROM THE ARMY OF H.M. THE SHAHINSHAH BY WAY OF AN ADVANCED FORCE. — 5 parts
• 327 CHAPTER XI.
• 328 VICTORY OF H.M. THE SHAHINSHAH’S ARMY IN THE BATTLE WITH HEMU, HIS CAPTURE, AND HIS UNDERGOING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. — 4 parts
• 329 CHAPTER XL.
• 330 CHAPTER XII.
• 331 — 4 parts
• 332 CHAPTER XIII.
• 333 BEGINNING OF THE SECOND YEAR ILAHI FROM THE DATE OF THE ACCESSION, viz., THE YEAR ARDIBIHISHT OF THE FIRST CYCLE. — 9 parts
• 334 CHAPTER XIV.
• 335 Arrival of H.M. Miriam-Makānī and the other chaste ladies, and H.M. the Shāhinshāh’s march to meet them. — 7 parts
• 336 CHAPTER XV.
• 337 CAPTURE OF THE FORT OF MANKOT, AND RETURN OF THE SHAHINSHAH’S ARMY TO LAHORE, AND OTHER FORTUNATE OCCURRENCES. — 2 parts
• 338 CHAPTER XVI.
• 339 BEGINNING OF THE THIRD DIVINE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF THE ACCESSION OF H.M. THE SHAHINSHAH TO WIT THE YEAR KHURDAD OF THE FIRST CYCLE.
• 340 CHAPTER XVII.
• 341 MARCH OF THE WORLD-CONQUERING ARMY OF THE SHAHINSHAH TO DELHI AND ITS ARRIVAL AT THAT WONDROUS CITY. — 5 parts
• 342 CHAPTER XVII. — 6 parts
• 343 CHAPTER XVIII. · H.M. THE SHAHINSHAH’S INCLINATION FOR ELEPHANTS, AND THE FIGHTING OF RAGING ELEPHANTS. — 7 parts
• 344 CHAPTER XVIII. — 5 parts
• 345 CHAPTER XIX. — 8 parts
• 346 CHAPTER XX.
• 347 BEGINNING OF THE FOURTH DIVINE YEAR FROM THE SACRED ACCESSION OF THE SHAHINSHAH, TO WIT, THE YEAR TIR OF THE FIRST CYCLE. — 7 parts
• 348 CHAPTER XX.
• 349 CHAPTER XXI.
• 350 THE IMPRISONMENT OF THE NĀṢIR-UL-MULK PĪR MUHAMMAD KHĀN BY BAIRĀM KHĀN. — 11 parts
• 351 CHAPTER XXII.
• 352 BEGINNING OF THE 5TH YEAR ILAHI FROM THE SACRED ACCESSION OF THE SHAHINSHAH, viz., THE YEAR AMARDAD OF THE FIRST CYCLE.
• 353 CHAPTER XXIII.
• 354 HUNTING-EXPEDITION OF H.M. THE SHAHINSHAH AND THE REMOVAL OF THE VEIL FROM THE ACTIONS OF BAIRĀM KHĀN. — 5 parts
• 355 CHAPTER XXIII. — 6 parts
• 356 CHAPTER XXIV.
• 357 AWAKENING OF BAIRAM KHAN FROM THE SLEEP OF NEGLECT, AND HIS SEEKING TO RECTIFY HIS AFFAIRS, AND HIS GOING ASTRAY. — 12 parts
• 358 CHAPTER XXV. · MARCH OF THE SHAHINSHAH’S ARMY OF FORTUNE FROM DELHI TO PUT DOWN THE SEDITION OF BAIRAM KHAN, AND OTHER DOMINION-INCREASING EVENTS. — 7 parts
• 359 CHAPTER XXVI.
• 360 Return OF THE ROYAL CAVALCADE FROM JHAJHAR AND THE SENDING OF TROOPS TO ARREST BAIRĀM KHAN’S PROGRESS.
• 361 CHAPTER XXVII.
• 362 BAIRĀM KHĀN’S REBELLION BECOMES MANIFEST: HE FLINGS OFF THE MASK AND GOES TO THE PANJAB.
• 363 CHAPTER XXVIII.
• 364 FIRMĀN OF JALĀLU-D-DĪN U-AD-DANIYĀ AKBAR PĀDSHĀH GHĀZĪ.
• 365 CHAPTER XXVIII. — 7 parts
• 366 CHAPTER XXIX.
• 367
• 368 CHAPTER XXIX. — 10 parts
• 369 CHAPTER XXX.
• 370 ARRIVAL OF THE SHAHINSHAH AT LAHORE, AND OTHER EVENTS.
• 371 CHAPTER XXXI.
• 372 EXPEDITION OF THE SHAHINSHAH TO THE SIWALIK MOUNTAINS, AND THE COMPLETION OF THE AFFAIR OF BAIRAM KHAN. — 7 parts
• 373 PETITION OF THE LEAST OF LOYAL SERVANTS, SHAMSU-D-DIN MUHAMMAD ATGA.
• 374 CHAPTER XXI. — 4 parts
• 375 CHAPTER XXXII.
• 376 MARCH OF THE SHAHINSHAH FROM THE PANJAB TO AGRA, HIS CASTING THE SHADOW OF FORTUNE OVER DELHI, AND FROM THENCE PROCEEDING BY WATER TO THE CAPITAL. — 4 parts
• 377 CHAPTER XXXII.
• 378 Conquest of Malwa. — 4 parts
• 379 CHAPTER XXXIV.
• 380 BEGINNING OF THE SIXTH YEAR FROM THE SACRED ACCESSION, VIZ., THE ILAHI YEAR SHAHRIYUR OF THE FIRST CYCLE. — 4 parts
• 381 CHAPTER XXXIV.
• 382 CHAPTER XXXIV.
• 383 CHAPTER XXXV.
• 384 RAPID MARCH OF THE SHAHINSHAH TO MALWA, HIS CASTING HIS JUSTICE-DISTRIBUTING SHADOW OVER THE LAND, AND HIS RETURN TO THE CAPITAL. — 9 parts
• 385 Verse. ’Gainst him whom God defends Who is there that dares contend If he assail a tiger or other beast of prey He easily strips their skins from their bodies.
• 386 CHAPTER XXXVI.
• 387 ACCOUNT OF THE STRANGE STORY AND OF THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURE WHICH HAPPENED TO HIS MAJESTY THE SHAHINSHAH.
• 388 CHAPTER XXXVI.
• 389 CHAPTER XXXVI. · EXPEDITION OF THE SHAHINSHAH TO THE EASTERN PROVINCES, THE SUBMISSION OF THE KHAN ZAMAN, AND THE RETURN TO AGRA. — 2 parts
• 390 CHAPTER XXXVII.
• 391 CHAPTER XXXVIII.
• 392 BRIEF ACCOUNT OF KHWĀJA M‘UĪNU-D-DĪN CISTĪ: MAY HIS GRAVE BE HOLY.
• 393 CHAPTER XXXIX.
• 394 HIS MAJESTY’S VISIT TO AJMIR, AND HIS MARRIAGE WITH BIHARI MAL’S DAUGHTER. — 8 parts
• 395 CHAPTER XL.
• 396 BEGINNING OF THE SEVENTH ILAHI YEAR FROM THE ACCESSION, VIZ., THE YEAR MIHR OF THE FIRST CYCLE. — 9 parts
• 397 CHAPTER XLI.
• 398 THE BATTLE OF PARONKH WHICH HIS MAJESTY THE SHAHINSHAH PERSONALLY CONDUCTED. — 6 parts
• 399 CHAPTER XLI.
• 400 CHAPTER XLII.