1868.] Contributions to Persian Lexicography. 69 



The TuzuJc i Jahdngiri gives the following additional particular : — * 



j^X&Jj yjUlw l^-Cjl 8^ ^ix^ j J..VJ jlw liJJ-^ &}j&)\ &A& j.Jj-0 



j)d>y ) %?^'\J<!>J Cy^i ihjS^/o %j.xlc &}\yL j\ &SU <*AJjj j\jA> J-ifr »l«o^.A *f 



*$ji j.«*i Jls-^l ai^/oj 8^«j J!^J>^ cu.*li| ti.«b a^j j| ifj-^--* la". J*> j 



" Mir 'Aszaduddaulah having now (A. D. 1621) become very old, and 

 bent from old age, he is no longer fit for employment in the household, 

 the army, or the administration of a jagir. I excuse him therefore of 

 all further trouble, and give hereby the order, to pay him out of my 

 treasury the monthly sum of four thousand rupees cash, payable at 

 Agra, Lahore, or any other place, where he likes to reside, so that he 

 may be happy and comfortable, always praying for the welfare of my 

 kingdom." 



The highest rank which the Mir attained, was a brevet Panj-hazari 

 (e>|S [*s)\y>> f^{)i with an actual command (and salary) of a Sihhazar 

 o paneadi.f 



Towards the end of his life, he seems to have revised his dictionary. 

 As late as 1628, he presented a copy of it at the eighteenth 

 anniversary of Jahangir's accession. The writer of the latter part of 

 the Tuzuk says : — 

 j( \j ejl — A' £\+^. j <Xi:kL» i_£)j-^, (-»>•£• i %&**»$ jIwj c^-ws" Jj.s: | 



The word ^s^ I I have heard generally pronounced Anju. I think 

 Inju is the correct pronunciation, as _j-sr ) | appears to be the same as 

 jsr^l and js^i\ , a word thoroughly investigated by Quatremere, 

 Histoire des Mongols, p. 130. From a remark in the Waccaf, it 

 appears that a part of Shiraz was called j~srN!| inju. This seems to be 

 the meaning of the word & lj^\ injuyah, in the first line of the extract 

 from the Maasir ulumara. 



* Sayyid Ahmad's edition, p. 327, med. Major Price's translation of the 

 Tuzuk i Jahdngiri mentions Mir Jamaluddm on several places ; but the 

 imperfect MS. used by him, renders his translation useless. Major Price's 

 MS., to judge from the translation, resembles the bad MS. of our Society, 

 No. 1339 ( ^g^jJol^L ejUo'lj ). 



f Sayyid Ahmad's T. i. J., p. 15G, 1. 3. 



% Sayyid Ahmad's T. i. J., p. 359, 1. 7. 



