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Niccolao Manucci, Tanslated With Introduction And Notes By William Irvine

Mogul India 1653-1708 Volume 4 Vols. Set [Hardcover]

Gyan Publishing House, 2021

263,88 €

Gyan Books Pvt Ltd

(Delhi, India)

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Anno di pubblicazione
2021
ISBN
1111007550703
Autore
Niccolao Manucci, Tanslated With Introduction And Notes By William Irvine
Pagine
2227
Volumi
Volume 4 Vols. Set
Editori
Gyan Publishing House
Soggetto
History
Lingue
Inglese
Legatura
Rilegato
Print on demand

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About The Book – Those are kings whom God appoints, but as they know not His secret purposes, men decline to acknowledge those who unjustly seize some kingdom. God alone raises men to the throne to be either a scourge or a solace to their subjects. Thus, although the holy men of Mecca declined to accept the gifts sent by Aurangzeb, because Shahjahan, his father, was still alive. I shall not, in this my book. Delay speaking of him as king until the death of Shahjahan, but from the commencement feel obliged to concede his being such, for as an undisputed monarch he ruled over Hindustan ; Finding himself now arrived at the goal of all his hopes, his father in prison, his brothers dead, Aurangzeb ordained a nine days' festival, during which he received congratulations and valuable gifts from the great men of the kingdom. He continued his accustomed sacrifice of pimento, which he began when prince in the Dakhin. This was conducted in the following way: Catrou’s ‘Histoire Generale De L’Empire Du Mogol’, The Berlin MS., Phillipps, The Venice Codex, The Venice Codex XLV. The Other Manucci Codices at Venice, The Volume of Portraits in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Pairs, Manucci’s Biography, Summary of Plan and Contents of the ‘Storia’, Manucci, the Author and the Man
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