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Colophon
© Punjab University Library, Lahore
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Accession Number:
O 16/7249
Hijri Date:
1009 Rabi' I 30
Gregorian Date:
1600 October 8
Origin:
Samarqand
Calligrapher:
Adina Katib Bukhari
Folios extant in ms.:
506
Columns x Rows:
4 x 25
Page Size (h x w):
362 x 216 mm
Text Size (h x w):
226 x 131 mm
Script:
Nasta'liq
Ms Type:
Codex
Ms Status:
Unspecified
Completion Status:
Ready to upload to website
Illuminations in ms:
2
Illustrations in ms:
12 ( 2 frontispiece(s) 10 Shahnama )
Illustration Records in archive:
17 (12 with image) (click here to go to illustrations below)
Last updated by:
charles
Date last updated:
2007-09-14 07:56:56
 
Public Notes

The investigation of this ms. is still incomplete. The copy is signed by the calligrapher Adina Katib Bukhari, whose work is attested in other mss of Central Asia.

Initial investigation by Zahra Hassan-Agha.

 
References
Dating Ref:
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Origin Ref:
Colophon Extracted from the colophon of the work.
 
 
Illustration in archive - 17     (back to top)

colophon
Illuminated title page (recto side) (1600)
Illuminated title page (verso side) (1600)
f. 014r
Zahhak consults physicians (1600)
f. 031r
Manuchihr kills Salm (1600)
f. 049v
Rustam kills Zal's white elephant (1600)
f. 061v
Rustam lifts Afrasiyab by the belt (1600)
f. 070r
Rustam's seventh labour: he kills the White Div (1600)
f. 093r
Rustam discovers Suhrab's identity (1600)
f. 101v
The fire ordeal of Siyavush (1600)
f. 111v
Siyavush plays polo before Afrasiyab (1600)
f. 123v
Guruy executes Siyavush (1600)
f. 134v
Kay Khusrau crosses the Oxus with Farangis and Giv (1600)
f. 172r
Rustam captures and kills Kamus (1600)
f. 185r
Akvan Div flings Rustam into the sea (1600)
f. 186v
Akvan Div flings Rustam into the sea (1600)
f. 294r
Rustam and Rakhsh wounded by the arrows of Isfandiyar (1600)
f. 370r
Bahram Gur hunts lions (1600)