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Content
Receipt issued by the anbār-dār Abū Bakr b. ʿUmar for the delivery of 500 mann of corn and pulses to the granary, probably in repayment of an earlier loan.
Dates
The Gregorian calendar: November-December 1185 (1185-11-09 - 1185-12-07)
Azad, Arezou with Firoozbakhsh, Pejman. 2025. The Warehouse of Bamiyan: Economic Life in Medieval Afghanistan. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. Catalogue Number: 6 The IEDC translation and transcription have been taken from this publication
Related Shelfmarks
IEDC Data
86
14/01/2024
27/05/2025
Citations
Arezou Azad
Nabi Saqee, Ofir Haim, Pejman Firoozbakhsh
The transcription and translation have been taken from a previous publication (see Publications)
Administrative, Military and Legal Titles, Offices and Processes
Anbār (warehouse)
Muʿāmala
Agricultural Terms
Ghalla (grain)
Markings
Jaʾiza (cipher)
Measurement Units
Mann
Transcription
Folio:
از سنه ثمانین خمس مایه (؟)1
ابوبکر بن عمر2
تسلیم کرد خواجه رئیس محمد شنگریانی از غله ثفل3
غوروند از معاملت سنه ثمانین انبار ذخیره4
[نصفه] ماتین خمسین منا غله پانصد من5
این خط حجت باشد بتاریخ فی شعبان سنه احدی و ثمانین و خمسمائه6
Translation
Folio:
1 From [the assessment of?] the year 580.
2 Abū Bakr b. ʿUmar
3 The khwāja-yi raʾīs Muḥammad Shingiriyānī has delivered Ghorbandi grain-pulses towards the tax assessment of the year [5]80 [to the] granary:
4 [half-amount:] 250 mann grain: 500 mann
5 This document shall serve as proof. In Shaʿbān of the year 581.
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