"مجموعات لرحلات عبر تركيا إلى بلاد فارس، وجزر الهند الشرقية. تقدم تقريراً عن الوضع الحالي لهذه الدول، وكذلك الرواية الكاملة لحرب السنوات الخمس بين أورنكزيب وإخوته في حياة والدهم، بشأن الخلافة. والرحلة البحرية التي قام بها سلطان الامبراطورية المغولية الأكبر (أورنكزيب) مع جيشه من دلهي إلى لاهور، ومن لاهور إلى بيمبر، ومنها إلى مملكة كشمير، والتي يطلق عليها المغول جنة جزر الهند. كما تحتوي أيضاً على سرد لمملكة اليابان وتونكين، وعن سلوكياتهم الخاصة وتجارتهم. يضاف إليها وصفاً جديداً إلى سراي السيجنيور الأكبر، وكذلك لكافة الممالك التي تضم البحر الأسود وبحر قزوين، والتي كان يسافر إليها مونسير تافيرنييه بيرنييه، وغيره من الرجال العظام." [‎١‎٠] (١٠٢٤/٣٢٣)

An account of the Money of As i a. ParTlT
Fig. 2. Weighs two ounces, three drams and an half: the whole c
eight Livres, ten Sous, and feven Deneers. ° mes t0
Fig. 3. Weighs one ounce, half a dram, and twelve grains i the
to four Livres, five Sous, and five Deneers. e conie s
' 4* Weighs one ounce, eight grains : the whole comes to three I ,V
ten Sous, and an eleven Deneers. MVres >
Fig. 5. Weighs feven drams, one quarter, and feven grains: the whole
to three Livres, eight Sous, and eight Deneers. < comes
Fig. 6. Weighs two drams and an half, and twenty four grains: the ^ 1
Comes to one Livre, five Sous, and one Deneer. * Wll0le
Fig. 7f Weighs two drams, twenty four Deneers : the whole comeefn
Livre, nine Deneers. 510 oric
Fig. 8. Weighs one dram and an half, and twenty four grains: the whole mm
to lixteen Sous, and four Deneers. conies
Fig. 9 . Is the Copper-Money which they thread by fifteen, thirty fifW *
the number of 600. which is the value of a Tell in Silver. Over all WVi”
reckon by Tells: and the Hollanders reckon, that a Tell makes three Geld
and an half of their Money, which comes to four Livres, and five Sousof
Fig, 10. Is the back-fide of the Copper-piece.
Money that reprefents the Figures of the twelve Signs ; and which wen
Coined during the twenty four hours, that Gehati-guir, King of the Indi.
ans, permitted Queen Nourmahall, Wife, to Reign in his Jtead.
S Vltun Selim, otherwife called Gehanguir Patcka, the ninth King of the M.
MS, Father of Cha-gehan, was a great Lover of Women : but he had a mr-
l, lci ' lai ‘ affeftionfor one among the reft, which he kept in his Seraelio : and which
he had Efpous d as meriting more than ordinary. She was a Woman of a Sublime
W it, and very liberal ■,and Iheknewfo well how topleafethe King’s humour and
to divertize him, that he could not live without her. She had two Names ’the
one was Nour-gehan-hgum, which fignifies the light of the World-, and this was
the Name which was engraven upon her Signet: for as I have obferv’d in my
Relations, they neyer 5 ign anything, but only fet their Seals. The other NatiK
/ ^ch ihe was call d at Court, was Nour-mahall which fignifies the Right of
the Serug&o. She was always a great enemy to the King’s two Sons: more efne-
iS to thf-K-on^’ W n 0 FF C r a !^ M r Kourom and wh0 afterwards come-
defisns of P C r ^ h ™^ lf Cha-gehan. He fet himfelf to oppofe all the
thaHFo '' V ^ 10 ’ j 0r , her P art ’ had an Afcendant over the King,
der^nHToi^ v ed hlm “ f P enc ! thc S reate ft part of the yearin the Country, un-
mis'hf pL i 1C v K - ce “ al "f^ su P° n the Frontiers to rife againfthim, that ihe
Oulen blin^ ^ a ”’. and kee P him from the company of his Sons. This
altogether Ambitious, made it her bufinefs to pleafe the King, that
fhe might the more eafily accomplilh her defigns; and havhig a great dike to
Quantity ofMonev^’ ^ could “ ot think of a better way, din tSn agoS
the wL Sr 7 m ^ ° Wn ^ ame: and ofa different ftamp from that which
ofthoftK^ W6re 7 ° n u to C/Jin.For you muft take notice,that all the Coins
Piece f o ° n y tbe^Charadters of the Countrey upon each fide of the
each firle of m c • Caus d one ° 7 tke twelve Signs to be ftamp’d upon
nemfrpo ’ wklc ®' is contrary to the Law of Mahomet, that forbids all man-
fl°l teprefentations. However, Ihe had never brought her defign about, had
ihe etf Tw b fj n a c C011rt; But took her time, when the King had caus’d
SultanKofrou to be put out, becaufe he had,taken up
he had ln , tefl t'°h to depofe him from his Throne. For after
tain d that Vnftbry, he fent his fecond Son, Sultan Kimrom, into Beatn,
with