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In addition, in referring to Mirza Jani's history throughout the footnotes, he is unaware of the problems of discerning what represents Mirza Jani's original memoirs and what others have added. The prominent Bahá'í Nabil-i-Akbar in response to a commission by Bahá'u'lláh, in turn made a conscious revision of this work somewhere between 1880-1883, which is known as the Táríkh-i Badí‘-i Bayání.īrowne used two manuscripts in his possession to produce this work, therefore, one of the Tárikh-i-Jadíd, and one of the Táríkh-i Badí‘-i Bayání, and he has translated the two together into a single whole. Due to copying mistakes and personal amendments, this history has also over time collected its own errors, notes and additions. It can be suggested that these amendments are mostly in the form of the many digressions that appear throughout the text and interrupt the history, and also the introduction and conclusion to the work (both omitted in this).
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However he did this at the request of a Zoroastrian, Manakji, who then added a preface, an epilogue, and an unknown number of amendments to the text, to publish under his name. In about 1880, the Bahá'í Mirza Husayn Hamadani with the support of Mirza Abu'l-Fadl took some version of Mirza Jani's 1851 account and worked it up into a new history, the Tárikh-i-Jadíd. It is unknown what form the original memoirs took: if they were just loose notes and sheets, someone else unknown must first also have worked them up after him into something finished in the first place. These memoirs as they were copied, spawned a great many versions, which differ particularly in their portrayal of Subh-i-Azal or Bahá'u'lláh, depending on whether they were followers of one or the other. Immediately after the Báb's martyrdom in 1850, he wrote a substantial history (or memoirs) of the Báb, sometime between 1850-1852. Haji Mirza Jani Kashani was a noteworthy follower of the Báb, a merchant by profession. Mistakes and Comments : All comments welcome, do please send to David at Quick ContentsĪppendix I - Omitted Digressions (Extract)įull Contents Important Note about this Workīy David Merrick, not part of the original book An 1880 History of the Báb based on the 1851 account.