The contents of this volume are: Nineteen (16 3/4 in. by 11 1/4 in.) and ten (13 1/4 in. by 9 1/4 in.) portraits carefully drawn, with seven (13 1/4 in. by 9 1/4 in.) good specimens of caligraphy (one by Fāʼiqq). The paintings are by Indian artists, two are in the Persian style, and have been pasted on gold sprinkled paper. The subjects of the pictures include Mughal Emperors and Princes (including Bābar and ‘Ālamgīr and Mirzā Jawān-Bakht, who died at Rangun in exile with his father Bahādur-Shāh II, 1302 A.H., 1884 C.E.), the Empress Mumtāz Maḥal (the favourite famous of Shāhjahān, who lies buried in the Tāj- Maḥal at Agra), Muslim Walīs or saints (including Khwājah Quṭb al-Dīn Bakhtiyār Kākī, d. 633 A.H., 1235 C.E., and Shaykh Farīd al-Dīn Shakar- Ganj, d. 664 A.H., 1265 C.E.), and Hindu deities (including Kanhyyājī and Rāmchandarjī) and Bayrāgīs (ascetics), an elephant fight, bathing at the ghāts, and other.