Union Catalogue of Manuscripts from the Islamicate World

V. 79 (University Library, Cambridge University)

E. G. Browne Collection

Contents

Summary of Contents: تیمورنامه (ظفرنامه) هاتفي An old but slightly defective copy of the Tímúr-náma or, as it is also styled,
Zafar-náma of Hátifi (d. 927/1521), the nephew of the famous Jámí, a poem
written to celebrate the conquests of Tímúr. See Rieu, B.M.P.C., p. 653; Ethé,
I.O.P.C., No. 1410.
Begins: که بر سفره کم دید نان درست
ز مهمانیش مه خجل شد نخست
The first complete section (f. 3) begins with an address to the reigning
sovereign:
خداوندگارا جهان پرورا
شها شهریارا سرا سرورا
Ff. 113 of 21'5 x 11'5 c. and 14 ll. Fair nasta'liq with rubrications and
illuminated borders. The date of transcription appears to be Jumáda'th-thání, 960/
May, 1553.

Physical Description

Form: codex
Support: Paper
Extent: Ff. 113
Dimensions: 21.5 × 11.5 cm.

Layout

14 lines

Hand(s)

Fair nasta'liq with rubrications and illuminated borders.

Seal(s):

the Purple gazelle

History

Origin: 960 AH; 1553 CE

Provenance and Acquisition

The MS. was bought from the Trustees of the British Museum in January 17, 1924.

Bequest of E. G. Browne.

Record Sources

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Funding of Cataloguing

JISC


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