"أسفار السير جون تشاردن إلى بلاد فارس والهند الشرقية عبر البحر الأسود وبلاد كولخيس. تتضمن رحلة المؤلّف من باريس إلى أصفهان. بالإضافة إلى تتويج الملك الحالي لبلاد فارس، سليمان الثالث." [‎١‎٥‎٠] (٥٩٤/٥٧٣)

^ ^ 0 The Co
ingtoliisJurifdidk^an cxp^rOKler to makrdTl^enc'^rch
for all Goods and Money, or whatever elfe might be
thought to belong to the Offender, and put forth a Proclamation
for all to difcover what they knew. The fame was done at
jfpahan : but notwithftanding all that extraordinary diligence
there was no more difcover'd then about fixty thoufand Crowns;
befides Goods that were not moveable, f he King kit him all
the Furniture of his Palace: nor did he meddle with his Ward
robe, nor with any thing that belong'd to his Women, nor
with any thing that was for common ufe in his Offices and
Stables. Befide, he gave him liberty to enjoy a yearly Revenue
of four thoufand pound Sterling to maintain him fhut up in a
Palace a little way diftant from ; whence he was not to
ftir himfelf; but might receive the Vifits of his Friends. His
Children alfo were at the fame time put out of Favour, and loft
their Employments.
After his Fall the King would not confer his Place upon any
Lord, as being one of the moft gainful Employments in Terfit,
but fent to a certain Terjtan Lord of an ancient Family, who
refided at Shiras, whole name was Sefie-KouU-Sultaan a fhort
Commiflion, under the Title of
vince, till he fhould th.ink fit to fupply the Place other ways.
We have told ye how the greateft part of thole that fell into
dilgrace in the Reign of Hah as II. return'd from their Exile, and
were reftor'd tofavor,at the beginning of the new Reign. In the
number of thele was Mir%a Ha one of the moft Learned Lords
of fperfia, able to inftrud whoever would be defirous to know
whatever is of choiceft Secrecy in that Empire, whether as to the
Situation of Places,as to Hiftory or Politicks: and therefore it was
that I endeavour'd to benefit by his friendflhip and difcourfe. The
Chief Minifter to the deceas'd King made outtheProcefs againft
him, and had confin'd him to his Palace in ; whence he
never ftirr'd, till after the death of that Monarch. And in re
gard he often frequented the Court, and was in great Reputa
tion there, he was advane'd to the Employment of Farmer-Roy
al of IQrmaan or Caramania.
There was alio living in fome three years fince, an
ancient Indian Princefs, who was there detain'd a Prifbner. .She
was Sifter to the laft King of and was call'd by the name
of Saheh-J^oud-pek, that is to fay in the of the Indies,
the Little Lady ; to denote a lecond Princefs, that has another
above her. This Lady wasretir'd to Vijapour, and toward the
end of her days was defirous to make a Pilgrimage to
carrying