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Akbarnama

The Akbarnama (Persian: اکبرنامه, romanized: Akbarnāma, lit. 'Book of Akbar') is an official chronicle of the reign of Akbar, the third Mughal Emperor (r. 1556–1605), commissioned by Akbar himself and written largely by his court historian and biographer, Abul Fazl. It was written in Persian, which was the literary language of the Mughals, and includes…

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PersianRomanizedLit.AkbarMughal Emperor
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Volumes I and II

TimurHumayunSuriDelhiMaryam Makani
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The Akbarnama of Faizi Sirhindi

Tabaqat-i-AkbariKhwaja Nizam-ud-Din AhmadSirhindSubahShaikh Farid Bokhari
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Volume III: The Ain-i-Akbari

EmpireHeinrich BlochmannHazarduari PalaceWest Bengal
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Author
Abul Fazl and Faizi Sirhindi
Genre
Biography
Publication date
1600–1605
Language
Persian
Publication place
Mughal Empire (India)
Set in
16–17th century Mughal India

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Volumes I and II

Volume III: The Ain-i-Akbari

The Akbarnama of Faizi Sirhindi

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Akbarnama

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related to Volumes I and II · 25
Akbarnama → Abul Fazl Humayun, According, After, Akbar, Akbar's, Babur, Bairam Khan, Delhi, God's Light, Hemu, Humayun, Indian, Islamic, It, Ka'ba, Maryam, Maryam Makani, Miryam, Mughal, Nine
related to The Akbarnama of Faizi Sirhindi · 22
Akbarnama → Abu, Abul Fazl, Akbar, Asirgarh, Bakhshi-ul-Mulk, Delhi Subah, Fazl, He, His, It, Khwaja Nizam-ud-Din Ahmad, Madar-ul-Afazil, Mughal, Mulla Ali Sher Sirhindi, Shaikh Farid Bokhari, Shaikh Illahdad Faiz Sirhindi, Sirhind, Tabaqat-i-Akbari, The, The Akbarnama
related to Translations · 15
Akbarnama → Abu-L-Fazl, Akbar, Beveridge Henry, English, Harvard University Press, India, Murty Classical Library, Persian, Reprint, Thackston, The Akbarnama, The History, This, Volumes, Wheeler
related to External links · 13
Akbarnama → Abu'l, Akbarnamah, Asiatic Society, Bengal, Calcutta, Colonel, English, Fazl, I-IIIAin-e-Akbari, Jarrett, Persian, The Asiatic Society, Vol
Author · 1
Akbarnama → Abul Fazl and Faizi Sirhindi
Genre · 1
Akbarnama → Biography
Language · 1
Akbarnama → Persian
Publication date · 1
Akbarnama → 1600–1605
Publication place · 1
Akbarnama → Mughal Empire (India)
Set in · 1
Akbarnama → 16–17th century Mughal India

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AkbarnamaAuthorAbul Fazl and Faizi Sirhindi1.00infobox
AkbarnamaGenreBiography1.00infobox
AkbarnamaLanguagePersian1.00infobox
AkbarnamaPublication date1600–16051.00infobox
AkbarnamaPublication placeMughal Empire (India)1.00infobox
AkbarnamaSet in16–17th century Mughal India1.00infobox
having a shining forehead that others believe to be a mirror on her face or the warmthinstance ofMaryam Makani showcases different signs that she is pregnant with Akbar0.80text
joy that enters her bosom when a light shines on herinstance ofMaryam Makani showcases different signs that she is pregnant with Akbar0.80text
Akbarnamarelated to External linksFazl0.60section
Akbarnamarelated to External linksAbu'l0.60section
Akbarnamarelated to External linksAkbarnamah0.60section
Akbarnamarelated to External linksPersian0.60section

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