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items opens with the phrase Awwal Anke (the first is that) and all subsequent

items are detailed with the opening phrase Digar Anke (the other is that) Each

item ends with phrase like Har Che Hukum.

Space is left blank at the end of each itemed for recoding the orders issued

in respect of each items . A Wajib-ul-Arz is presumed to be presented to the king

or any other appropriate authority by an Arz Begi and the others weltered by the

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authority are entered in the space provided below each items . It is seen that

orders are recorded under a superscription Allahu Akbar. It is in this way a

Wajib-ul-Arz is written in these different hands.

The dates of such orders are recorded at the end of the orders respecting

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the last .

Yaddasht-i-Mulazamat:

A Yaddasht-i-Mulazamat is a memorandum recoded in respect of a person

who has been privileged to pay respect to a emperor or his viceroy as the case

may be by personally appearing in the Darbar. He had however to present by

way of offering or Nisar some gold coins or jewelry or other suitable articles of

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gift or at least a little amount of money .

An analysis of hundred of Yaddisht–i-Mulazamat has revealed the

following salient features of this document;

 It contains the name of the person who had the opportunity of Mulazimat or

paying respect by personally appearing in the Darbar.

 The names of his father or a close reference

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