Afghanistan National Archives: Firuzkuh 50
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An incomplete order (the first few lines seem to be missing). Based on other documents in this corpus, it was sent from al-Dīwān al-Ikhtiyārī to the muqaddams of six villages (Sparf, Band Ilīzh, Shāristay, Khāy, Pūza-yi ʿUlya, and Anwargird; see also Firuzkuh 32), instructing them to hand over all the abandoned property in these villages. An additional instruction is given on the tithe of one of those villages (Sparf), in which the villagers are instructed to collect the tithe (ʿushr) in the presence of the muʿtamid ʿAlī b. ʿAbd al-Rashīd, who is responsible for any errors that may occur in the tax collection process.
 

Dates

  • The Gregorian calendar: 1217-1218 (1217-04-17 - 1218-04-05)
  • The Hijri calendar: 614 (0614)

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Firuzkuh 50
Afghanistan National Archives
Firuzkuh Papers
Silver (given following internal peer review)
New Persian (Arabic script)
Administrative
Administrative: Order of payment (or other)

Physical Description

paper
Incomplete (top part missing), water damage, 6 fold lines, black ink; between lines 6 and 7 are three short notes written by Mirza Khwaja Muhammad in ballpoint pen.
6

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Publications

  • Khwaja Muhammad and Nabi Saqee, Barg-hāy az yak faṣl, yā asnād-i tārīkhī-yi Ghur (Kabul: Saʿīd 1388/2009) (Pages: 88-89)
    The IEDC transcription has been revised from this publication.
  • Husseini S.R. 2021. "The Muqaddam Represented in the Pre-Mongol Persian Documents from Ghur." Afghanistan 4/2: 91–113. (Pages: 103)

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IEDC Data

143
31/05/2024
20/01/2025

Citations

Ofir Haim
Arezou Azad, Nabi Saqee
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Folios
1. recto
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Folio:

Administrative, Military and Legal Titles, Offices and Processes

Abandoned property
Iʿtimād nimūdan [bar-īn nishān] (trust the seal)
Taxes: ʿUshr

Agricultural Terms

Ghalla (grain)
Transcription
Folio:
تا خواجه علی عبد الرشید در اهتمام خود 1
ارد در هر دیه کی غایبانه است در تصرف 2
او آرند و هیچیز پوشیده ندارند برین جمله 3
بروند اعتماد نمایند 4
5 قریه 
سپرف		 قریه 
بندالیژ		 قریه 
شارستی		 قریه 
خای
6 قریه 
پوزه 
علیا		 قریه 
انورگرد
و عشر دیهی سپرف در عهده اوست ان غله 7
بحضور او رفع کنند و همه بدی هم تعلق بدو دارد 8
فی سنه (؟) اربع عشر و ستمایه 9
Translation
Folio:
1 So that Khwāja ʿAlī [b.] ʿAbd al-Rashīd shall attend [to it].
2 In every village where there is abandoned property, they shall put [it] under his charge.
3 They shall hide nothing [from him]. They shall act according to this manner.
4 They shall put their trust [in the signet].
5 The village of
Sparf		 The village of
Band Ilīzh		 The village of
Shāristay		 The village of
Khāy
6 The village of
Pūza-yi
ʿUlya		 The village of
Anwargird
7 The tithe of the village of Sparf is his responsibility;
8 they shall collect that grain in his presence. Any errors are also his.
9 [It has been written] in the year (?) 614.
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Afghanistan National Archives: Firuzkuh 50: Folio (recto)
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