IO Islamic 3965 (Oriental Manuscripts, British Library)
Irvine Collection
'Aziz al-qulub
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1 copy of ʿAzīz al-qulūb by Bhagvān Dās
Collection of official, diplomatic, and imperial letters (shuqqah), ordinances (farmān), as well as petitions (ʿarz̤adāsht) submitted to the Timurid or Mughal Emperor Muḥammad Shāh and other courtiers, relating to Rajput rulers and Maratha encroachments early in the eighteenth century
The work was completed the work in 1162/1748-9 (date encoded in title as an abjad chronogram)
The author, an inhabitant of Ḥiṣār Fayrūzah (Haryana State, India), was the munshī of Muḥammad Khān Bahādur Ghaẓanfarjang (or ʿUṣfurjang)
This is a rare work
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