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English: A banquet including roast goose given to Babur by the Mirzas (1507). (Tiriyya). Or. 3714 f.260v.
"Badi‘u’z-zaman Mirza, hearing that Muzaffar M. had entertained me, asked me to a party arranged in the Maqauwi-khana of the World-adorning Garden. He asked also some of my close circle and some of our braves. Those about me could never drink (openly) on my own account; if they ever did drink, they did it perhaps once in 40 days, with doorstrap fast and under a hundred fears. Such as these were now invited; here too they drank with a hundred precautions, sometimes calling off my attention, sometimes making a screen of their hands, notwithstanding that I had given them permission to follow common custom, because this party was given by one standing to me as a father or elder brother. People brought in weeping willows... At this party they set a roast goose before me but as I was no carver or disjointer of birds, I left it alone. “Do you not like it?” inquired the Mirza. Said I, “I am a poor carver.” On this he at once disjointed the bird and set it again before me. In such matters he had no match. At the end of the party he gave me an enamelled waist-dagger, a char-gab, and a tipichag." Baburnama, p.304 (in English) (3 May 2018) Babur, Cambridge University Press, p. 70 ISBN: 978-1-108-47007-0.
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