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Colophon
© Sam Fogg, London
This record is incomplete and has not been verified by the project. It is a work in progress. Use this information with caution.
Details
Accession Number:
6514
Hijri Date:
1263 Ramadan 1
Gregorian Date:
1847 August 13
Origin:
Deccan, India
Ownership:
Private collection in Germany.
Patron:
Zadravar ? Khan Bahadur
Calligrapher:
Fida Husain Shah Razavi
Folios extant in ms.:
128
Columns x Rows:
4 x 25
Page Size (h x w):
427 x 278 mm
Text Size (h x w):
315 x 203 mm
Script:
Nasta'liq
Colophon Folio:
128v
Sample Page Folio:
127v
Ms Type:
Codex
Ms Status:
Incomplete
Completion Status:
Search not completed
Illuminations in ms:
0
Illustrations in ms:
19 ( 19 Shahnama )
Illustration Records in archive:
20 (20 with image) (click here to go to illustrations below)
Last updated by:
charles
Date last updated:
2009-12-04 00:00:00
 
 
References
Dating Ref:
Colophon Extracted from the colophon of the work.
Origin Ref:
Fogg, Sam Islamic manuscripts. (in Catalogue 22) (ed. Black, C. & Saidi, N.) (22) London. UK.
 
 
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128v
colophon
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Gurgin tells his story to Kay Khusrau (1847)
f. 013r
Manizha appeals to Rustam (1847)
f. 018r
Kay Khusrau sends Gudarz to fight the Turanians (1847)
f. 025r
Human challenges Fariburz (1847)
f. 026r
Bizhan fights with Human (1847)
f. 031r
Piran receives a reply from Gudarz (1847)
f. 037r
Piran consults with his commanders (1847)
f. 040r
The eleventh combat: Gudarz fights Piran (1847)
f. 055r
Afrasiyab comes to Gang Dizh (1847)
f. 061r
The war between the Iranians and the Turanians (1847)
f. 071v
Afrasiyab begs Kay Khusrau for mercy (1847)
f. 075r
Zal and Rustam advise Kay Khusrau (1847)
f. 080r
Zal asks Kay Khusrau for a legacy to Rustam (1847)
f. 083r
Kay Khusrau gives up his throne to Luhrasp (1847)
f. 091r
Gushtasp plays polo before Caesar (1847)
f. 096r
Arjasp writes to Gushtasp (1847)
f. 105r
Isfandiyar kills Bidarafsh (1847)
f. 113r
Arjasp flees from Gushtasp in combat (1847)
f. 116r
Isfandiyar finds his brother Farshidvard (1847)
f. 119r
Gushtasp sends Isfandiyar to war against Arjasp a second time (1847)