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Praise be to God that the third year of the second decade of the reign of the emperor passed with great auspiciousness and felicity, and on Tuesday the first day of Jumada II in the year 1050 [September 18, 1640], corresponding to the 28th of Shahrewar, the fourth year of this decade began with much rejoicing. On that date the diver into the depths of monotheism, Mulla Shah Badakhshi, the eldest successor to Mian Mir Qadiri, who lived in seclusion in Kashmir, was honored to attend court by summons of the emperor, and many lofty points were spoken during the interview. The emperor made him happy with numerous displays of kindness and gave him leave to depart.

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Regnal Year XIV (September 1640–September 1641)

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    2025年

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  • Abdul-Hamid Lahauri Edited and translated by W. M. Thackston

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Praise be to God that the third year of the second decade of the reign of the emperor passed with great auspiciousness and felicity, and on Tuesday the first day of Jumada II in the year 1050 [September 18, 1640], corresponding to the 28th of Shahrewar, the fourth year of this decade began with much rejoicing. On that date the diver into the depths of monotheism, Mulla Shah Badakhshi, the eldest successor to Mian Mir Qadiri, who lived in seclusion in Kashmir, was honored to attend court by summons of the emperor, and many lofty points were spoken during the interview. The emperor made him happy with numerous displays of kindness and gave him leave to depart.