Catalogue of Arabic, Persian, and Turkish Manuscripts of the Imperial Library of Vienna (1820) - Page 26

120. Volume I of the same work, in 4to format, with gilded leaves, bound in yellow Turkish leather.
121. Volume II of the same work.
122. Volume III of the same work.
123. Volume IV of the same work.
124. Tawarikh-i Al-i Osman Ottoman History; a compendium by an unknown author up to Sultan Bayezid II, 896, in 12mo.
125. Fusul-i Hall u Akd wa Usul-i Kharj u Nakd Sections on solution and partition, principles of expenses and revenues. By Ali Efendi, the most famous Turkish historiographer, who himself compiled this compendium from his universal work called Kün-ül-Akhbar Cumulus of News.
126. Ruzname, or Perpetual Calendar, by Sheikh Wefa, in folio.
127. Tarikh-i Peçevi Ottoman Annals from the year 967 to the reign of Murad IV. By Peçevi, so named not because he was from Vienna, as some say, but because he originated from the five churches referring to Peç, or Fünfkirchen.
128. Fezleke Ottoman Annals by Haji Khalifa from the year 1000 to 1065, which Naima then augmented with various other excerpts, whose history drew much from it.
129. Dastan-i Sultan Selim History of Sultan Selim I, from the year 918–926, interspersed with verses; it begins: Qissa-pardaz-i awwal The first storyteller.
130. Nuhbet-ül-Tewarikh Selected Histories by Mohammed f. Mohammed of Adrianople, contains the history of 87 dynasties; offered to Sultan Osman II in the year 1020.
131. The second part of the aforementioned work, from Sultan Suleiman I to Ahmed I.
132. Tarikh-i Tabari History of Tabari. Translation of the most famous work by the father of Oriental history, in folio.
133. Anonymous Turkish history containing a biography of the martyr Mahmud Pasha.
134. Taqwim-ül-Tewarikh Chronological Table of Haji Khalifa, abundantly famous.
135. Tenqih-i Tewarikh-i Muluk Cleansing of the Histories of Kings by Hossein Hezarfenn. A highly esteemed Turkish compendium in nine chapters, touching upon the history of the most famous dynasties from the beginning of the world to the end of the reign of Sultan Mohammed IV, 1099 H (1687 C.E.).
136. Hadiqat-ül-Su'ada Garden of the Blessed by Fuzuli, who excerpted from the book Rawzat-ül-Shuhada, i.e., Garden of the Martyrs, the history of the battle of Kerbela.
137. Tarikh-i Mohammed Nishanji History of Mohammed Nishanji. A compendium of Ottoman history written by order of Sultan Suleiman. This small work is named in opposition to the great Tabari of Jelalzade.
138. The same work, written in a script between Naskh and Divani, 117 folios, 8vo.
139. Tawarikh-i Al-i Osman History of the Ottoman family from the founding of the empire, 816, by an unknown author, in an unpolished and rude style.