 | 1843 - 600 페이지
...of Ferishta, translated by general John Briggs, vol. II, p. 71) " caused seven halls of audience.to be " built, in which he received persons according....' called the palace of the Moon, was set apart for amhassadors, messen• gers and travellers, in the second, called the palace of Utarid (Venus), •... | |
 | James Fergusson - 1851 - 448 페이지
...the East down to very recent times. Thus we learn from Ferishtah, that Humaiyun shah (1531—1556) caused seven halls of audience to be built, in which he received persons according to their ranks. The first called the palace of the moon, was set apart for ambassadors, messengers, and travellers.... | |
 | James Fergusson - 1851 - 408 페이지
...the East down to very recent times. Thus we learn from Ferishtah, that Humaiyun shah (1531 — 1556) caused seven halls of audience to be built, in which he received persons according to their ranks. The first called the palace of the moon, was set apart for ambassadors, messengers, and travellers.... | |
 | 1901 - 458 페이지
...of gold tissue, wearing a crown of the same metal, set with rubies and diamonds, covered with many halls of audience to be built, in which he received...Moon, was set apart for ambassadors, messengers, and travelers. In the second, called the palace of Utarid (Venus), civil officers, and persons of that... | |
 | 1901 - 448 페이지
...of gold tissue, wearing a crown of the same metal, set with rubies and diamonds, covered with many halls of audience to be built, in which he received...Moon, was set apart for ambassadors, messengers, and travelers. In the second, called the palace of Utarid (Venus), civil officers, and persons of that... | |
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He also caused seven halls of audience to be built, in which he received persons according to their rank. The first, called the Palace of the Moon, was set apart for ambassadors, messengers, and travellers. In the second, called the Palace of... 