Din-I Ilahi or the religion of Akbar Makhan Lal Roy Choudhury

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Choudhury, Makhan Lal Roy

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Oriental Books Reprint 1985Edition: 3rd edDescription: xxxii, 222p. 22cmSubject(s):

History -- India
Islamic sects
India -- History

DDC classification:

297.8 CHO

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Bibliography: p.198-204

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460 Kalila va Dimna [Slides]
461 Kalila va Dimna [Slides]
462 Kalimuddin Ahmed
463 Kamal-i Khujandi presenting his ghazals to the king (Mirza Miran Shah ibn Timuri) [slides]
464 Kambodh, the second ragini of Dipak, represented as a woman standing with her legs crossed and her finger to her chin [slides]
465 Kanara (Kanada), the fifth ragini of Dipak, represented as Krishna who has cut off the trunk of an elephant and is lauded for his deed by two hunters holding spears [Slides]
466 Kanhra, a ragputra of Rag Magh ,represented as Krishna recieving praise after having killed and elephent and cut off its trank [slide]
467 Kanhra, son of Megh Rag
468 Kankali (Gunkali), the third ragini of Malkos, represented as a woman seated on a bed pining of her beloved, with an attendant [slides]
469 Kedara, the fourth ragini of Dipak, represented as a devotee before a Shaivite sadhu. There is a domed white marble pavilion in the background [slides]
470 Khamaj (probably, Khambaj, from the city of Cambay), the fourth ragini of Malkos, represented as a female devotee approaching Brahma [slides]
471 Khamsa - Bahram Gur kills a dragon [slides]
472 Khamsa - Hunting scene[Slides]
473 Khamsa - Juggler permorms tricks infront of spectators [Slides]
474 Khamsa - Khusrau and Shirin on their wedding night [Slides]
475 Khamsa - Khusrau kills a lion outside of Shirin's tent [Slides]
476 Khamsa - King enjoys a party with wine drinking [Slides]
477 Khamsa - Layla and Majun faint upon meeting [Slides]
478 Khamsa - Layla and Qays [later called majnun] at school [Slides]
479 Khamsa - Majnun visits Layla's camp [Slides]
480 Khamsa - Miraj [Slides]
481 Khamsa - Mushtaqnama [Slides]
482 Khamsa - Naufal talks with Majnun in the wilderness [Slides]
483 Khamsa - Nazir advising Manzur to be dedicated and faithful [Slides]
484 Khamsa - Nazir and Manzur who is dressed as a dervish going to a stream [Slides]
485 Khamsa - Nazir meets Manzur and his party in a forest [Slides]
486 Khamsa - Nazir sees Manzur at the door of his palace [Slides]
487 Khamsa - Old woman petitions Sultan Sanjar {Slides]
488 Khamsa - Poet reading his verse to two youths [Slides]
489 Khamsa - Prince and his retinue at their ease in the countryside [Slides]
490 Khamsa - Prince and his retinue at their ease in the countryside [Slides]
491 Khamsa - Sarlauh with seven lines of poetry reserved in white against a beige hatched background surrounded by four panels with gold vines on black or blue backgrounds with red accents [Slides]
492 Khamsa - Seven shaykhs stand before a khangah after sama (ritual dancing) [Slides]
493 Khamsa - Shamsas in the shape of an eight-pointed star within a square, with large gold plants outlined in black in the four corners [Slides]
494 Khamsa - Shirin sees the portrait of Khusrau hanging in the garden [Slides]
495 Khamsa - Shirin visits Farhad at Mount Bisitun [Slides]
496 Khamsa [Slides]
497 Khamsa - Unvans in gold and black with pale pink and blue [Slides]
498 Khamsa - Unvans rendered in an old-faishoned Khurasani style, with the main rectangle filled with curvilinear motif’s surrounded by a gold braid border. A above it is a pale blue panel with lozenges and the columns are divided by gold [Slides]
499 Khamsah by Asi
500 Khamsah by Nizami [slides]

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