The Mulfuzat TimurySang-e-Meel Publications, 1975 - 165 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة xii
... learned of the East consider the Institutes and History of Timour as equally genuine . " I was acquainted with several great and learned men in India , both natives and Persians : on perusing the works of Timour , I was led to make the ...
... learned of the East consider the Institutes and History of Timour as equally genuine . " I was acquainted with several great and learned men in India , both natives and Persians : on perusing the works of Timour , I was led to make the ...
الصفحة 5
... learned , and to the prelates of religion , and always treated them with great respect , and never turned any of them away from my court , so that they constantly attended my assemblies , and induced the people to pray for my prosperity ...
... learned , and to the prelates of religion , and always treated them with great respect , and never turned any of them away from my court , so that they constantly attended my assemblies , and induced the people to pray for my prosperity ...
الصفحة 139
... learned body , should be seated on my right hand . But there arose a great controversy between them , the Syeds and learned body for precedency , or which should be the nearest to the throne , as the argu- ments on both sides were very ...
... learned body , should be seated on my right hand . But there arose a great controversy between them , the Syeds and learned body for precedency , or which should be the nearest to the throne , as the argu- ments on both sides were very ...
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Aghlan Alyas Khuajē Amyr Hussyn Amyr Jakū Amyr Kürgen Amyr Musā Amyr Timur arrived Arsuf assembly attack Badukhshan Balkh bank Behader Behram Berlās Bughā cavalry charge chiefs command consequence crossed the river defeated descendants desert division dream drew encamped enemy fortress gave orders governor Hajy heard Herat honour hordes immediately inhabitants intelligence Jagtay Jehangyr Jelayr Jengyz Jete army Jetteh Jihun joined Karshy Kesh Khan Khuarizm Khujend Khulm Khurasan Khushm Kipchak Koran Kummer Addyn Ky Khuseru letter marched Maveralnaher Melk Hussyn Moghul mounted Muhammed Musa Muselmans night officers omen Persian Persian language person plain plunder possession prayer prelates Prince proceeded promise Prophet replied resolved returned Sali Seray Samerkund seized Selduz sent Shadman Shāh Shykh Sihun soldiers soon sovereignty stirrup subdue Sufy sword Syed Syf Addeen Termuz thousand horse throne took Transoxiana tribe troops Tugleck Timur Turky vicinity victory whilst wrote Yusury که