Tārīkh-i Aḥmad'shāhī: Persian 1400

Mahmoud Hosseini, a secretary, joined the Dargah of Ahmad Shah in 1167 AH and was commissioned to write the era's history. The reason for this joining was Ahmad Shah's desire for an author who can write history in the manner of "Nadera Valley"; It means someone capable of writing like Mirza Mehdi Khan. Therefore, who is better than Mohammad Hosseini, who was both a student and a colleague of Mirza Mehdi Khan for many years, and who surpassed the teacher in the writing of prayers, sweet language, and praise? "The history of Ahmad Shahi, especially in sermons and other positions such as the description of battlefields and... is prose decorated with all kinds of literary works, commitments, and secretarial tasks. One of the important topics in this book is the religious aspects of Ahmad Shah's campaigns in India. The image of Ahmad Shah in This book is the image of an experienced and capable commander and campaigner. His experiences in accompanying Nader Shah in important military positions, from being a commander or guard commander to being the deputy of the Afghan forces and especially the Durrani people, during the period of Nader Shah's rule, made him a wise man and Aware of the secret of military formation and army formation, "History of Ahmad Shahi", written by Mahmoud Hosseini, is about the period of Ahmad Shah Abdali Durrani from the establishment of the government to the last day of his life.