Waqa-i-uz-Zaman: (Fath Nama-i-Nur Jahan Begam); A Contemporary Account of Jahangir
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Contents Preface. Introduction. Epitaph. Mirza Ghiyas Itimadud Daula (portrait). 1. Summary translation of Waqa i uz Zaman or Fath Nama i Nur Jahan Begam Chapter I to IX. 2. Historical value of the work. 3. Afzal Khan Shaikh Abdur Rahman. 4. Arab Dast i Ghaib. 5. Asaf Khan Mirza Qawamud Din Ja far Beg. 6. Asaf Khan (portrait). 7. Asaf Khan. 8. Fidai Khan. 9. Gajpat Khan or Gajhast Khan. 10. Ibrahim Khan Fath Jung. 11. Mahabat Khan. 12. Zamana Beg Mahabat Khan (portrait). 13. Muqarrab Khan Shaikh Hasan popularly known as Hassu. 14. Muzaffar Khan Mir Abdur Razzaq. 15. Sadiq Khan Mir Bakhshi. 16. Zafar Khan. 17. Jahangir and Nur Jahan (portraits).18. Farman (letter of Shah Jahan to Sipah Salar Mahabat Khan). 19. Manuscript of Waqa i uz Zaman/Fath Nama i Nur Jahan Begam. 20. Jahangir offering food to the needy medicants at Ajmer. 21. Translation I to IX. 22. Jahangir praying at the tomb of Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chishty at Ajmer (portrait). 23. Index. 24. Manqabat (Eulogy of Hadrat Ali Radiallahu Anhu). 25. N'at (Enconium of the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam). 26. Tauheed (The unity of Allah). 27. Jahangir (Portrait). 28. Taqdeem (Dedication). From the preface Mahabat Khan's coup d'etat is an event of gigantic significance in the history of the Mughal empire. It was the first revolt of a Mughal noble which reduced the Emperor Jahangir to the position of a prisoner and transferred all normal government for the moment into the hands of Mahabat Khan. The relevant factors personal political and religious combined to determine Mahabat's attitude towards Jahangir and led to a serious though short lived crisis in the Mughal empire. This dissertation was submitted to the Department of History Aligarh Muslim University in 1956 in lieu of paper fourth of M.A. final examination dealing with a contemporary account of this incident. Kami Shirazi a poet of Jahangir's reign prepared a contemporary history entitled Waqa i uz Zaman dealing with some of the important events of Jahangir's reign. Unfortunately the major portion of the Waqa i has disappeared. What remains is a fragment dealing with the Mahabat Khan episode preserved in the Bibliotheque Nationale Paris. 302 pp.

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Rampur Raza Library, 2003. First edition. Hardcover. New. 23 x 29 cm. Mahabat Khan`s coup d`etat is an event of gigantic significance in the history of the Mughal empire. It was the first revolt of a Mughal noble which reduced the Emperor Jahangir to the position of a prisoner and transferred all normal government for the moment, into the hands of Mahabat Khan. The relevant factors, personal, political and religious, combined to determine Mahabat`s attitude towards Jahangir and led to a serious thought short-lived crisis in the Mughal empire. This dissertation was submitted to the department of history, Aligarh Muslim University in 1956 in lieu of paper fourth of M.A. final examination, dealing with a contemporary account of this incident. Kami Shirazi, a poet of Jahangir`s reign, prepared a contemporary history entitled Waqa-i-uz-Zaman, dealing with some of the important events of Jahangir`s reign. Unfortunately the major portion of the Waqa-i has disappeared. What remains is a fragment dealing with the Mahabat Khan episode, preserved in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris. It was in view of its importance as a contemporary source of information that my supervisor Professor S. Nunil Hasan advised me to edit its Persian text along with English translation, introduction and notes for which I am extremely grateful to him. In preparing the text and collecting the corroborative evidence I have made as extensive use of other contemporary sources as the material available at my disposal and the scope of the dissertation permitted. The Iqbal Nama-i-Jahangir of Mu` tamad Khan, the Tuzuk-i-Jahangiri and Maathir-i-Jahangiri of Khwaja Kamgar Husaini have been carefully examined and it was found that the accounts of the rebellions of Shah Jahan and Mahabat Khan are almost the same version which was most probably inserted at the instance of Shah Jahan in all the above mentioned works when he became the Emperor, for accusing Nur Jahan Begam for the unpleasant happenings in the last years of Jahangir`s reign. CONTENTS: Introduction Epitaph Mirza Ghiyas Itimadud-Daula (Portrait) 1. Summary, Translation of Waqa-i-uz-Zaman or Fath Nama-i-Nur Jahan Begam : Chapter I to IX 2. Historical Value of the Work 3. Afzal Khan, Shaikh Abdur Rahman 4. Arab Dast-i-Ghaib 5. Asaf Khan, Mirza Qawamud-Din Ja `far Beg 6. Asaf Khan (Portrait) 7. Asaf Khan 8. Fidai Khan 9. Gajpat Khan or Gajhast Khan 10. Ibrahim Khan Fath Jung 11. Mahabat Khan 12. Zamana Beg, Mahabat Khan (Portrait) 13. Muqarrab Khan, Shaikh Hasan, Popularly known as Hassu 14. Muzaffar Khan, Mir Abdur Razzaq 15. Sadiq Khan, Mir Bakhshi 16. Zafar Khan 17. Jahangir and Nur Jahan (Portraits) 18. Farman (Letter of Shah Jahan to Sipah Salar Mahabat Khan) 19. Manuscript of Waqa-i-uz-Zaman/Fath Nama-i-Nur Jahan Begam 20. Jahangir offering Food to the Needy Medicants at Ajmer 21. Translation : I to IX 22. Jahangir Praying at the Tomb of Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chishty at Ajmer (Portrait) 23. Index 24. Manqabat : (Eulogy of Hadrat Ali Radiallahu `Anhu) 25. N`at` : (Enconium of the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu `Alaihi Wasallam) 26. Tauheed : (The Unity of Allah) 27. Jahangir : (Portrait) 28. Taqdeem : (Dedication) Printed Pages: 314.

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Mahabat Khan`s coup d`etat is an event of gigantic significance in the history of the Mughal empire. It was the first revolt of a Mughal noble which reduced the Emperor Jahangir to the position of a prisoner and transferred all normal government for the moment, into the hands of Mahabat Khan. The relevant factors, personal, political and religious, combined to determine Mahabat`s attitude towards Jahangir and led to a serious thought short-lived crisis in the Mughal empire. This dissertation was submitted to the department of history, Aligarh Muslim University in 1956 in lieu of paper fourth of M.A. final examination, dealing with a contemporary account of this incident. Kami Shirazi, a poet of Jahangir`s reign, prepared a contemporary history entitled Waqa-i-uz-Zaman, dealing with some of the important events of Jahangir`s reign. Unfortunately the major portion of the Waqa-i has disappeared. What remains is a fragment dealing with the Mahabat Khan episode, preserved in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris. It was in view of its importance as a contemporary source of information that my supervisor Professor S. Nunil Hasan advised me to edit its Persian text along with English translation, introduction and notes for which I am extremely grateful to him. In preparing the text and collecting the corroborative evidence I have made as extensive use of other contemporary sources as the material available at my disposal and the scope of the dissertation permitted. The Iqbal Nama-i-Jahangir of Mu` tamad Khan, the Tuzuk-i-Jahangiri and Maathir-i-Jahangiri of Khwaja Kamgar Husaini have been carefully examined and it was found that the accounts of the rebellions of Shah Jahan and Mahabat Khan are almost the same version which was most probably inserted at the instance of Shah Jahan in all the above mentioned works when he became the Emperor, for accusing Nur Jahan Begam for the unpleasant happenings in the last years of Jahangir`s reign. CONTENTS: Introduction Epitaph Mirza Ghiyas Itimadud-Daula (Portrait) 1. Summary, Translation of Waqa-i-uz-Zaman or Fath Nama-i-Nur Jahan Begam : Chapter I to IX 2. Historical Value of the Work 3. Afzal Khan, Shaikh Abdur Rahman 4. Arab Dast-i-Ghaib 5. Asaf Khan, Mirza Qawamud-Din Ja `far Beg 6. Asaf Khan (Portrait) 7. Asaf Khan 8. Fidai Khan 9. Gajpat Khan or Gajhast Khan 10. Ibrahim Khan Fath Jung 11. Mahabat Khan 12. Zamana Beg, Mahabat Khan (Portrait) 13. Muqarrab Khan, Shaikh Hasan, Popularly known as Hassu 14. Muzaffar Khan, Mir Abdur Razzaq 15. Sadiq Khan, Mir Bakhshi 16. Zafar Khan 17. Jahangir and Nur Jahan (Portraits) 18. Farman (Letter of Shah Jahan to Sipah Salar Mahabat Khan) 19. Manuscript of Waqa-i-uz-Zaman/Fath Nama-i-Nur Jahan Begam 20. Jahangir offering Food to the Needy Medicants at Ajmer 21. Translation : I to IX 22. Jahangir Praying at the Tomb of Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chishty at Ajmer (Portrait) 23. Index 24. Manqabat : (Eulogy of Hadrat Ali Radiallahu `Anhu) 25. N`at` : (Enconium of the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu `Alaihi Wasallam) 26. Tauheed : (The Unity of Allah) 27. Jahangir : (Portrait) 28. Taqdeem : (Dedication) Printed Pages: 314.

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