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Colophon
© Indiana University
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Details
Title of Work:
Tarikh-i Dilgusha-yi Shamshirkhani
Author:
Tavakkul Muhammad Beg Husaini
Gregorian Date:
1835 (circa)
Origin:
Sikh Dynasty
Ownership:
Commissioned by the King of Lahore, Ranjit Singh for French diplomat, Lieutantant General Comte de Rumigny around 1835. Now in the Lilly Library Collection of Indiana University.
Patron:
Ranjit Singh
Folios extant in ms.:
271
Columns x Rows:
1 x 17
Page Size (h x w):
290 x 170 mm
Text Size (h x w):
105 x 205 mm
Script:
Nasta'liq
Colophon Folio:
271v
Sample Page Folio:
216v
Ms Type:
complete manuscript
Ms Status:
Complete
Completion Status:
Search not completed
Illuminations in ms:
2
Illustrations in ms:
70 ( 70 other )
Illustration Records in archive:
Last updated by:
rparikh
Date last updated:
2011-03-24 10:49
 
Public Notes
The colophon identifies the date only by month, Rabi' II.
Project Notes
Get more information on provenance: need accession no., phioto of library, details of other folios etc.

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References
General Ref:
Gruber, Christiane The Islamic Manuscript Tradition. Ten Centuries of Book Arts in Indiana University Collections. (ed. Gruber, Christiane) Indiana University Press. Bloomington, Indianapolis. USA.
General Ref:
Payeur, Brittany The Lilly Shamshir Khani in a Franco-Sikh Context: A Non-Islamic "Islamic" Manuscript. (in The Islamic Manuscript Tradition) (ed. Gruber, Christiane) pp. 221-48 Indiana University Press. Bloomington, Indianapolis. USA.
 
 
Illustration in archive - 13     (back to top)
271v
colophon
216v
sample page
Binding (1835)
f. 002v
Illuminated title page (verso side) (1835)
f. 003r
Illuminated title page (recto side) (1835)
f. 110r
Siyavush enters Siyavushgird (1835)
f. 117r
Rustam kills Pilsam (1835)
f. 147v
Rustam kills Akvan Div (1835)
f. 149v
Manizha entertains Bizhan in her appartments (1835)
f. 173r
Scene from the Barzunama (1835)
f. 208r
Isfandiyar's third labour: he fights the dragon (1835)
f. 210r
Isfandiyar's fifth labour: he kills the Simurgh (1835)
f. 217r
Isfandiyar besieges Arjasp's fortress (1835)
f. 239v
Rustam kills Shaghad before dying (1835)
f. 240r
Rustam falls into a pit (1835)