Akbar the Great (1542â 1605) is often regarded as the Mughal Empire's most accomplished ruler. This document on the workings of his empire was translated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin (1744/5â 1812) and appeared in this two-volume edition in 1800. Volume 1 introduces the royal household and military.
Akbar the Great (1542â 1605) is often regarded as the Mughal Empire's most accomplished ruler. This document on the workings of his empire was translated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin (1744/5â 1812) and appeared in this two-volume edition in 1800. Volume 1 introduces the royal household and military.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Cambridge Library Collection - South Asian History
Translator's preface Part I. Regulations for the Different Offices: The household Royal treasuries Jewel office The mint Some account of the immortal coins Of dirhems and dinars An account of the profit which merchants make Of the production of metals Of the specific gravity of metals Haram, or seraglio Of the equipage for journeys Regulations for the encampment of the army Regulations for the illuminations Ensigns of royalty Of the royal seals Of the camp equipage Abdar Khaneh Kitchen Sufyaneh Current prices of provisions Fruitery Perfume office Flowers Wardrobe Shawls Current prices of manufactures Tusweer Khaneh Painting gallery Kowr Khaneh A table of warlike weapons Artillery Rules observed in making fire-arms Barghu Ranks of the royal Bundooks Pay of the Bundookchyan Feel Khaneh, or elephants' stables Khaseh elephants Horse stables Suter Khaneh, or camel stables Gaw Khaneh, or ox stables Of mules Manner in which his majesty spends his time Bar, or times of admission to the royal presence Koornish and Tusleem Of spiritual guidance Of musters Pow Gosht Regulations for the public fights of animals Regulations for buildings Part II. Regulations for the Military Department: Army Regulations for the cattle Munsubdars Ahdy Other cavalry Infantry Cheelah Kahars, or bearers Pyadeh Dakhely Dagh, or mark Kushek, or military commands Office of Wakyahnavees Of sunnuds, or grants Ranks of seals Manner of receiving pay Musa-adet, or aids granted to military officers Donations Alms Ceremony of weighing the royal person Seyurghal Of machines Of the ten seers of grain exacted from every beegah of land Of festivals Khushroz, or days of diversion Of marriages Regulations for teaching in the public schools Office of Meer Behry Of hunting Of hawking Of games Part III. Regulations for the Revenue Department: Of aeras A table of months Of tribute and taxes Ilahee Guz Tenab Beegah, or Jereeb Of the division of the lands Of the nineteen years collections Of the ten years settlement Instructions for the officers.
Translator's preface Part I. Regulations for the Different Offices: The household Royal treasuries Jewel office The mint Some account of the immortal coins Of dirhems and dinars An account of the profit which merchants make Of the production of metals Of the specific gravity of metals Haram, or seraglio Of the equipage for journeys Regulations for the encampment of the army Regulations for the illuminations Ensigns of royalty Of the royal seals Of the camp equipage Abdar Khaneh Kitchen Sufyaneh Current prices of provisions Fruitery Perfume office Flowers Wardrobe Shawls Current prices of manufactures Tusweer Khaneh Painting gallery Kowr Khaneh A table of warlike weapons Artillery Rules observed in making fire-arms Barghu Ranks of the royal Bundooks Pay of the Bundookchyan Feel Khaneh, or elephants' stables Khaseh elephants Horse stables Suter Khaneh, or camel stables Gaw Khaneh, or ox stables Of mules Manner in which his majesty spends his time Bar, or times of admission to the royal presence Koornish and Tusleem Of spiritual guidance Of musters Pow Gosht Regulations for the public fights of animals Regulations for buildings Part II. Regulations for the Military Department: Army Regulations for the cattle Munsubdars Ahdy Other cavalry Infantry Cheelah Kahars, or bearers Pyadeh Dakhely Dagh, or mark Kushek, or military commands Office of Wakyahnavees Of sunnuds, or grants Ranks of seals Manner of receiving pay Musa-adet, or aids granted to military officers Donations Alms Ceremony of weighing the royal person Seyurghal Of machines Of the ten seers of grain exacted from every beegah of land Of festivals Khushroz, or days of diversion Of marriages Regulations for teaching in the public schools Office of Meer Behry Of hunting Of hawking Of games Part III. Regulations for the Revenue Department: Of aeras A table of months Of tribute and taxes Ilahee Guz Tenab Beegah, or Jereeb Of the division of the lands Of the nineteen years collections Of the ten years settlement Instructions for the officers.
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