| Translation Date | Revision No. | Translator/Commentator | |||
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| Mughal Library References | |||||
| Mughal Library Document Name |
Fifth Days of Proceedings Trail of Bahadur Shah - Petition of Mirza Mughal dated 12th July 1857 | ||||
| Category | Archive No. | Updated Date | |||
| Secret Papers | MAC-23022023-901 | March 12, 2026 at 7:19:39 AM | |||
| Held At: National archives of India | |||||
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Original Document Name Fifth Days of Proceedings Trail of Bahadur Shah - Petition of Mirza Mughal dated 12th July 1857
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| Location | Department | Language | |||
| DELHI IN 1857 VOL. 1 ( THE TRIAL OF BAHADUR SHAH) | Foreign | English | |||
| Dated | Collection No. | Serial No. | Folder | Size | No. of Pages |
| July 11, 1857, 8:18 p.m. | ---- | --- | Mutiny | 0.1 | 1 |
| Main Category | Sub Category | Modern Classification | Modern Subclassification | Document Type | Source |
| Secret Papers | N/A | N/A | N/A | Digitized Document | N/A |
| Title of Person | Position | Associated To | Period From | Period To | Other Name |
| N/A | N/A | N/A | 1857 | 1857 | N/A |
| Successor | Predecessor | Issue Number | Doc Material | Gregorian Date | |
| N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | July 12 , 1857 | |
The Translation and Comment
by
Mohammed Abdulkarim:
of Original Document:
Rs A P
Mu’azzaz-ud-din Khan, Risaldar,
15 days 3,696 4 0
Mardan Khan, 10 Men, to 12th
July 1857 428 2 0
Turradar Khan, and Faiz-ud-din
Khan, 10 days 1,594 2 0
Syad Gulzar Ali, 22 Men, 28 days,
to 12th July 140 0 0
Ghazi-ud-din Khan, Risaldar, 125
Men, 13 days 1,950 0 0
Abdul Majid Khan 2 Men, 19
days of the month Zeekhand 133 0 0
Ahmad Khan and Madari Khan, ee
Risaldars, 9th Regiment of
Cavalry, number of men and
days not ascertained ……. …… …..
Karim Baksh, Risaldar, who has
been paid to the end of the
month and more, now claims
allowances tor 20 days of the
month Zu’l Kaadat …… …… ……
Petition of the slave, Zohur-ud-din, attested with the Official Seal of the Commander-in-Chief Bahadur.
Autograph order by the King, in pencil
In consequence of the scarcity of funds in the Treasury, so large an amount cannot be given. Those who are willing to be satisfied with a trifle, may be paid something as pecuniary
assistance.