"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." [‎٥] (١٠٢٤/٦٦٨)

The Heads of the Principal Contents of this
History.
Added by the Englijh Interpreter.
r Hat depth of Policy and Craft was nfed by Aureng-Zebe,
the Heros in this Hiflory^ and the Third of the Four Sons
Chah-Jehan the Great Mogol, to faffiant all hk Bro
thers,and to fettle himjelf in theThrone : And how the firli
Foundation thereof was laid by the Vifier of the King tf/Golconda, and the
fckpeft tf/Chah-Jehan the Father Aureng-Zebe.
2. A mixture of Love-Intrigues, fra&ijed by the Princefs Begum-Saheb,
one of the two Daughters of the Great Mogol, Chah-Jehan.
5. Bow Aureng-Zebe having overcome all hk Brothers, did Jecure hk Fa*
ther and others, whom he had caufe to be jealous of
4. How the Neighbours of the Emfire of Mogol demeaned themjelves to
wards the new Emferour, Aureng-Zebe 5 and what EmbaJJies were dijpatched
to him, firfi by the tlsbec-Tartars (where a defcriftion of that Country and
People i*) then the Dutch tffSuratte 3 as alfb from Nleccz, from Arabia Felix,
from Ethiopia and Perfia 3 together with an Account of their rejfe&ive Injlru-
tfions, Receftions, Entertainments and Difmijjions 5 farticularly of that of the
Hollanders, Jecuring and imf roving their Trade by thk their EmbaJJte.
5. Aureng-Zebe’/ fingular frudence, and indefatigable fains, in managing
the Government himjelf 5 and how he treated him that endeavoured to ferjwade
him to take hk eaje and fleajure, now he was ejlablifhed, *
6. Aureng-ZebeV difiajle againji his jFtfz>0z*r#e-6V/?er 5 Rauchenara-Beguni,
occafoned by Jbme Love-Cabals.
7. Hk great Care in affainting a Governour and Tutor to hk Third Son
Saltan Ekbar. : [
8. With what wifdom and feverity Aureng-Zebe received and treated hk
PedanticJ^Tutor, who ex felled to be made a great Lord for hk former fer-
vice 5 together with a Model for the fut able Education of a Great Prince, fre-
fcribed by Aureng-Zebe on thk occajion.
9. In what credit Judiciary Aftrology k over all Afia. 1
10. How the Kings 0/India make themfelves Heirs of all the EJlate ofthoje
that dye in their Jervice.
11. Of the Recifrocal Affearance of Kindneffes between Aureng-Zebe and
his Imprifin'd Father and Sifler.
12. What fafsd between Aureng-Zebe and Emir-Jetnla, who had laid the
firfi Ground-work^to Aureng-ZebeV Greatnefs.
13. What in theje Revolutions was tranfa&ed about the Bay of Bengale and
the Heathen Kingdom of Evakan.
14. How Aureng-Zebe carried himjelf towards hk two Eldejl Sons, Sultan
Mahmoud and Sultan Mahum : And how, for a Trial of the Obedience and
Courage of the latter 1 , he commanded him to kjll a certain Lion, that did great
mifchief in the Country ; together with the fuccefs thereof
5* Divers Particulars, Jhewing the Jnterefi between Indoftan and' Perfia,
fiffofed by thk Author to be unknown, or at leaf not well kpown hitherto.
6. How generoufly Aureng-Zebe recomfenjed thoje that had faithfully few*
Q d him in thefe Revolutions.
tj. Some