Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak
Ayeen Akbery - Volume 1
Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak
Ayeen Akbery - Volume 1
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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.
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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.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Cambridge Library Collection - South Asian History
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 420
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2013
- Persisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 768g
- ISBN-13: 9781108067096
- ISBN-10: 1108067093
- Artikelnr.: 40190651
- Cambridge Library Collection - South Asian History
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 420
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2013
- Persisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 768g
- ISBN-13: 9781108067096
- ISBN-10: 1108067093
- Artikelnr.: 40190651
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.
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.
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.