The story of the rulers of A‘ẓamgaṛh (a Ta‘alluqah in the United Provinces of India), from the time of Abhman-Singh and Sagar-Rāi, sons of Chand-Sen, of the tribe of Rajpūts and Zamīndārs of Mahnagar (in the parganah of Niẓāmābād), till the death of the Rānī, wife of the Rājah Muḥammad A‘ẓam Khān, and end of the rūj (rule).

The work, which in its composition is interspersed with numerous verses, was compiled by Girdhāri (see introduction), a muḥarrir or clerk in the office of the Qānūn-gūyan or Lawgivers. It was written in 1216 A.H., 1801 C.E., when the British had newly taken control of parts of the country.