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TADKIRAT-US-SALATIN-I-CHAGHATA ( تذکرة السلاطین چغتا )

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Subject:

History

Subclass:

Timured/Mughal

Reign:

Aurangzeb 1658–1707

Subject Year (Time):

1701

Author:

Kamwar Khan, Muhammad Hadi

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Languages:

Arabic

ISBN 10|13:

Royal Mughal Ref:

ARC-1000001-250600

Description

تذکرة السلاطین چغتا
Author: Kamwar Khan, Muhammad Hadi
Description: 18th Century AD (Compile date)
Vol. I - Origin of the Turks and history of Changiz Khan - fol. 2b, Timur - fol. 9a, Ulugh Beg fol. 32b, Babur - fol. 44b Vol. II - Shahjahan - fol. 200b, Aurangzeb - fol. 240b, Muhammad Shah - fol. 397a etc.
folio 200a is blank

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