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مخزن الافغانى.
Makhzan al-Afghānī.
Author
Niʻmat Allāh, active 1613-1630
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نعمت الله، active 1613-1630
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Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Persian
Published/Created
[1746]
Description
158 leaves : paper ; 210 x 151 (170 x 100) mm bound to 215 x 153 mm
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Notes
Special Collections - Manuscripts
Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 155W
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Subject(s)
Afghanistan
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History
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Early works to 1800
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Manuscripts, Persian
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New Jersey
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Princeton
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Summary note
The author's shorter recension of his history of the Afghans, consisting of three bāb, three daftar, and a khātimah.
Notes
Ms. codex.
Title from leaf 2b, line 8.
Physical description: 17 lines per page; written in nastaʻliq in black on glazed, laid European paper. Rubrication and catchwords. Marginal staining and insect damage. A few paper repairs, particularly to leaves 1, 156-157.
Origin: 27 Dhū al-Qaʻdah 1159 H [11 December 1746], by ʻAbd al-Raḥmān Khān Mihmand (leaf 157a).
Incipit: حمدى که مورخان وقاىع نگار و مخبران بداىع افکار بلسان گوهر بار
Binding note
Full maroon leather with blind-stamped, gold leather central mandorla, pendants, and fillets.
Language note
Persian.
Provenance
Acquired from Widgery, Cambridge, 1925.
Source acquisition
Gift; Robert Garrett (Class of 1897), 1942.
References
Moghadam, M. et al. Garrett coll., 57
Storey, C.A. Persian literature, I, 394
Other title(s)
مخزن افغانى
Title given by Storey
Makhzan-i Afghānī
OCLC
851794107
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