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[DE-SBB] Ms. or. fol. 1630

Signatur
  • Ms. or. fol. 1630
Titel
  • Kullīyāt-e-Jurʾat
Verfasser
Einrichtung
Katalog
  • VOHD 25, 38

Inhalt

Titel

↳ wie in Referenz
  • Kullīyāt-e-Jurʾat
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Thematik
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Inhalt
  • Shaiḵẖ Qalandar Baḵẖsh Jurʾat, whose proper name was Yaḥyā Amān, was the son of Ḥāfiz̤ Amān of Delhi. His ancestors received the title Amān from the Mug̲h̲al Emperor Jalāl-ud-Dīn Akbar. One of them, Rāʾè Amān was slain at the sack of Delhi by Nādir Shāh in 1739 A. D., and the street in which he lived is still called Kūcha Rāʾè Amān (Raḥmān) after him.
    Jurʾat apppears to have left his native city when still young and took service under Nawāb Maḥabbat Ḵẖān, son of Ḥāfiz̤ Raḥmat Ḵẖān of Bareilly. In 1215 A. H./1800 A. D., Jurʾat came over to Lucknow and enjoyed the patronage of Mirzā Sulaimān Shikoh, son of the Emperor Shāh ʿĀlam, and died in that city in 1225 A. H./1810 A. D.

    Jurʾat was the favourite pupil of Mirzā Jaʿfar ʿAlī Ḥasrat, and was skilled in music and astrology, but had unfortunately lost his eye-sight at a young age due to an attack of small-pox. A mas̤nawī, در هجو آزار چیچک, was most probably composed by him at that time, which is recorded in the present work on pp. 772-782.
    This Ms. of Kullīyāt-e-Jurʾat was transcribed by Haidar ʿAlī for the perusal of Mr. Hamilton Henry Boileau in 1225 A. H. It is written in clear Nastaʿlīq and contains mostly G̲h̲azals arranged in alphabetical order (p. 1-608); then follow Rubāʿīyāt (pp. 608-639), Tarjīʿ-band (pp. 640-648), Musaddas and Muḵẖammas (pp. 648-688), Mas̤nawīs (pp. 688-831) and Tārīḵẖāt (pp. 831-835).
    There are three seals, two on the fly-leaf and one at the end, bearing the name of H. Henry Boileau (Bailo?) and the date 1223 A. H./1808 A. D.:

    اسعد الله عمدة  الملک سرفراز خاں ہملٹن ہنری بایلو صمصام جنگ بہادر ۱۸۱۸ سنه ء

    There are two autographs of Thomas Roebuck – an examiner of the Hindustānī language and Secretary at the College of Fort William on the fly-leaf, which are dated 1st January, 1814, Calcutta.
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Schrift
  • Verfasser:in
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Editionen/Literatur
  • For life and works of Jurʾat, see Sprenger, pp. 244-245; Garcin de Tassy (Litt. Hind.), vol. II, pp. 112-118; Āzād, pp. 236—246; Beale, p. 203; Saksena, pp. 88- 89; ʿAskarī, pp. 192-195; Bailey, pp. 55-56; Ṣādiq, pp. 130-133.
    For other Mss. of Kullīyāt-e-Jurʾat, see Sprenger, p. 616, no. 641; Garcin de Tassy (Cat.), p. 244, no. 2814; Blumhardt Hindust. Mss. B. M., pp. 35-36, nos 66-67; Blumhardt Hindust. Mss. I. O. L., p. 84, no. 163; Āṣafiyah, vol. III, p. 310, no. 636; Hāshmī (Waẓāḥatī Fihrist), pp. 430-432, nos 543-544; Ṣiddīqī and Riẓvī, nos 375-376.
    Edition. Selection of Dīwān-e-Jurʾat, ed. by Sayyed Ḥusain Bilgrāmī Agra 1897.

Objektbeschreibung

Typ
Anzahl der Bände
  • 1
Außenmaße
  • 26,8 x 20,5 x 5,7 cm (Nomi)
Einband
  • dark-brown leather binding
  • floral design in gold, beautifully-drawn border

Beschreibstoff

↳ Material
↳ Zustand
  • light blue paper
Blattzahl
  • 418
Blattformat
  • 18,5 x 25,5cm
Textspiegel
  • 11,5 x 20,0 cm
Zeilenzahl
  • 15
Spaltenzahl
  • 2
Kustoden

Schrift

↳ Duktus
↳ Tinte
↳ Ausführung
  • rubrics in red

Geschichte des Objekts

Entstehung

Abschrift

2nd Muḥarram 1225/07.02.1810

  • Schreiber:in
↳ sonstige Namensform
  • Ḥaidar ʿAlī

Provenienz

Akzessionsnummer
  • 1893.76
Provenienz
  • 1893
  • Preis: 120 France
Provenienzeintrag
  • Sonstiges: 14 blank pages at the end; two seals on the fly-leaf and one at the end

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  • Ms. or. fol. 1630
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  • Akzessionsnummer : 1893.76
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  • Mikrofiche black/white

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  • Fiches 8
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  • Datenübernahme SBB/Ahmed
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  • Ersteingabe komplett
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