Muḥammad Amīn ibn Dawlat Muḥammad Ḥusaynī

Historian, (1036/1626)

fl. ca. 1036/1626–7

Historian

Muḥammad Amīn ibn Dawlat Muḥammad Ḥusaynī came from Iran and entered the service of the military governor of Ahmadagar some time during Jahāngīr’s reign (r. 1014–37/1605–27, see Jahāngīr). His only known work is ʾAnfāʿ al-aḫbār. ʾAnfāʿ al-aḫbār is a general history from the earliest times to the time of the work’s compilation during Jahāngīr’s reign in 1036/1626–7. The work is divided into ten sections. The last section is devoted to a history of the Mughals and some contemporary accounts of the author’s own times. The author’s date of death is not known.

Works by this Author

ʿAnfa' al-aḫbār

The Most Useful Chronicle [Elliot&Dowson, v. VI, chapter LIII: PHI site]

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