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This sealed document was made to settle the quarrels and conflicts of Kamird-far and Bāb against Wahran and Mīr. All of these four men were brothers. In order to bring peace to the household, they agreed to equally share all their properties, including lands, houses, slaves, and slave-girls, and live together as brothers do. Three of the brothers (excluding Bāb), agree to share the slave-girl Zeran.
Dates
- The Gregorian calendar: March-April 750 CE (0750-03 - 0750-04)
- The Bactrian calendar: Dremitagan 527 (0527-11)
Details
DOC 112
Gold (given following external peer review through journal/book publication)
Physical Description
Written on leather, the writing surface shows fold lines and tears.
60.6
35.5
Publications
- Sims-Williams, Nicholas. 2000. Bactrian Documents from Northern Afghanistan, Volume I. Nour Foundation. (Pages: 136-43)
Catalogue Number: X - Sims-Williams, Nicholas (ed.). 2012. Bactrian documents from Northern Afghanistan. I: Legal and economic documents (Studies in the Khalili Collection 3). Revised edition. Vol. VI. London: The Nour Foundation. (Pages: 136-141)
Catalogue Number: X
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02/12/2023
11/09/2025
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Nicholas Sims-Williams
Zhan Zhang
The transcription and translation have been taken from a previous publication (see Publications)
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