The Dreams of Tipu Sultan
The Dreams of Tipu Sultan
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For a description of the Nayars, in general, see E. Thurston. Castes and Tribes of Southern India, Madras, 1909, Vol. V, pp. 283-413.
2 Salamabad was the name given by Tipu Sultan to Satya- mangalam. The contention of Mahmud Bangalori that Salamabad was the name given to Coimbatore (vide Sal- tanat-i-Khudadad, 4th ed. , p. 503) is not corroborated by Kirkpatrick's Letters of Tipu Sultan, translated by Mah- mud Banglori into Urdu and entitled Sahifa-i-Tipu Sultan, Vol. II, p. 181.
42 for me stra...ight from the udder and that it was very sweet, tasteful and rich in butter. I took the pitchers from his hand and found this fresh milk bubbling with particles of butter scattered on top. After telling the man that the milk must be very sweet and agreeable to the palate, I took the milk and kept it with me. At this juncture I woke up and wrote down the dream.
Dream V THE SEA COCOANUTS Truthful God!
On the 2 1 st night of the month Zabar- jadi, the following day being Tuesday, and corresponding to the 19th night of Ziqa'd, when morning was about to dawn, at Patan, the Capital, I had the following dream: I seemed to have gone up to the large upper chamber where I saw forty to fifty sea cocoa-nuts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a description of the Nayars, in general, see E. Thurston. Castes and Tribes of Southern India, Madras, 1909, Vol. V, pp. 283-413.
2 Salamabad was the name given by Tipu Sultan to Satya- mangalam. The contention of Mahmud Bangalori that Salamabad was the name given to Coimbatore (vide Sal- tanat-i-Khudadad, 4th ed. , p. 503) is not corroborated by Kirkpatrick's Letters of Tipu Sultan, translated by Mah- mud Banglori into Urdu and entitled Sahifa-i-Tipu Sultan, Vol. II, p. 181.
42 for me stra...ight from the udder and that it was very sweet, tasteful and rich in butter. I took the pitchers from his hand and found this fresh milk bubbling with particles of butter scattered on top. After telling the man that the milk must be very sweet and agreeable to the palate, I took the milk and kept it with me. At this juncture I woke up and wrote down the dream.
Dream V THE SEA COCOANUTS Truthful God!
On the 2 1 st night of the month Zabar- jadi, the following day being Tuesday, and corresponding to the 19th night of Ziqa'd, when morning was about to dawn, at Patan, the Capital, I had the following dream: I seemed to have gone up to the large upper chamber where I saw forty to fifty sea cocoa-nuts.
What to read after The Dreams of Tipu Sultan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sultan Tippu to read onlineMoreLess
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