Book I.—Prophets and Patriarchs from Adam to Núh, pp. 6-12.
Book II.—Kings of Persia to the time of the Musulmáns. 1. Peshdádí; 2. Kaíání; 3. Ashgání; 4. Sassání. Pp. 13-77.
Book III.—Muhammad and his successors, including the Um-
Book IV.—Dynasties established in Írán during the time of the
'Abbásides. 1. Saffárí; 2. Sámání; 3. Ghaznivides; Dai-
The Nizámu-t tawáríkh is better known in Europe than in India. Besides the copies noticed by S. de Sacy, there is one in the British Museum, No. 16708. Sir W. Ouseley quotes another. Yet it is mentioned by M. Fræhn amongst his Desiderata.*