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1783. c. 1783	Birth of Mírzá `Abbás-i-Irivání, later Prime Minister Hájí Mírzá Áqásí, in Máh-Kú.	Mah-Ku; Iran	Prime Ministers of Iran; Prime Ministers; Haji Mirza Aqasi; Births and deaths
1847 Spring - Summer	Táhirih's activities in Iraq so alarm some Bábís of Kázimayn that they agitated against her. Siyyid `Alí Bishr wrote to the Báb in Máh-Kú on their behalf. The Báb replied praising Táhirih, causing the Kázimayn Bábís to withdraw from the Faith. [Bab163] Among those Táhirih met in Baghdád was Hakím Masíh, a Jewish doctor who years later becomes the first Bahá'í of Jewish background. [Bab165] Táhirih was sent back to Persia by Najíb Páshá. She was accompanied by a number of Bábís; they made a number of stops along the way, enrolling supporters for the Cause of the Báb. [Bab163–4; BBRSM216] Ma'ani says Táhirih left Baghdád early in 1847. In Kirand 1,200 people are reported to have volunteered to follow her. [Bab164 DB272; TN20] B164 says the number is 12,000; DB272 says it was 1,200. In Kirmánsháh she was respectfully received by the `ulamá. [Bab164; DB272] Táhirih arrived in Hamadán. Her father had sent her brothers here to persuade her to return to her native city of Qazvín. She agreed on condition that she may remain in Hamadán long enough to tell people about the Báb. [Bab165; DB273] MF180 says Táhirih remained in Hamadán for two months.	Kazimayn; Baghdad; Iraq; Mah-Ku; Iran; Hamadan; Kirmanshah	Tahirih; Bab, Life of; Hakim Masih
1847. Apr	The Báb received a courteous message from the Sháh, who, on the advice of his prime minister, Hájí Mírzá Áqásí, assigned Him to the fortress of Máh-Kú in the province of Ádharbáyján. The Báb was taken to Máh-Kú via Tabríz. [Bab121–2, 124; DB229–32; GPB16; TN11–12]	Mah-Ku; Adharbayjan; Tabriz; Iran	Bab, Life of; Shah; Haji Mirza Aqasi; Fortress of Mah-Ku; Bab, Basic timeline; - Basic timeline, Expanded
1847 Jul	The Báb in Máh-Kú The Báb arrived at the prison fortress of Máh-Kú (the Open Mountain). [Bab128; BW18:380] See Bab128, BBD142 and DB243–4 for descriptions of Máh-Kú, its environs, fortress and inhabitants.	Mah-Ku; Iran	Bab, Life of; Mah-Ku; Bab, Basic timeline; - Basic timeline, Expanded
1847 Jul to 1848 Apr	The people of Máh-Kú show markeded hostility to the Báb on His arrival. Later they were won over by His gentle manners and His love. They congregated at the foot of the mountain hoping to catch a glimpse of Him. [Bab129; DB244–5] At the beginning of the Báb's incarceration the warden `Alí Khán kept the Báb strictly confined and allowed no visitors. He had a vision of the Báb engaged in prayer outside of the prison gates, knowing that the Báb is inside. He became humble and permitted the Bábís to visit the Báb. [Bab129–31; DB245–8] The winter the Báb spent in Máh-Kú was exceptionally cold. [DB252] Many of the Báb's writings were revealed in this period. [GPB24–5] It was probably at this time that He addressed all the divines in Persia and Najaf and Karbalá, detailing the errors committed by each one of them. [GPB24] He revealed nine commentaries on the whole of the Qur'an, the fate of which is unknown. [DB31; GPB24] He revealed the "Mother Book" of the Bábí Revelation, the Persian Bayán, containing the laws and precepts of the new Revelation in some 8,000 verses. It is primarily a eulogy of the Promised One. [BBD44–5; BBRSM32; BW12:91 GPB24–5; ESW165; SWB102, 159] It is possible that the latter part of the Persian Bayán was revealed while He was confined in Chihríq. The Báb began the composition of the `smaller and less weighty' Arabic Bayán. [Bab132; BBD45; GPB25] He stated in the Bayán that, to date, He had revealed some 500,000 verses, 100,000 of which had been circulated. [BBRSM32, GPB22] In the Dalá'il-i-Sab'ih (Seven Proofs) the Báb assigned blame to the seven powerful sovereigns then ruling the world and censured the conduct of the Christian divines who, had they recognized Muhammad, would have been followed by the greater part of their co-religionists. [BBD63; BW12:96; GPB26] The Báb wrote His `most detailed and illuminating' Tablet to Muhammad Sháh. [GPB26]	Mah-Ku; Iran; Najaf; Karbala; Iraq	Bab, Life of; Ali Khan; Bayan-i-Farsi (Persian Bayan); Bayan-i-Arabi (Arabic Bayan); Bayan; Dalail-i-Sabih (Seven Proofs); Bab, Writings of; Tablet to Muhammad Shah; Muhammad Shah; Bab, Basic timeline; - Basic timeline, Expanded
1847 c. Aug	Mullá Husayn was residing in Mashhad, in Khurásán, where he had been since returning from Shíráz in 1845. The leader of a local rebellion wished to enlist the Bábís on his side and sought a meeting with Mullá Husayn. To avoid entanglement in the affair, Mullá Husayn decided to make a pilgrimage to Máh-Kú. [TB56; DB254–5; MH133–5] As an act of piety, he made the whole 1,200-mile journey on foot. Along the route he visited the Bábís and in Tihrán met secretly with Bahá'u'lláh. No account of their interview survives. In Qazvín, Mullá Husayn met Táhirih for the first time. [DB255; MH137]	Khurasan; Mah-Ku; Qazvin; Tihran	Mulla Husayn; Tahirih; Bahaullah, Life of
1848. 20 March	Mullá Husayn and his companion, walking from Mashhad, arrived at Máh-Kú on the eve of Naw-Rúz. The Báb met them at the gate and together they celebrated Naw-Rúz, the fourth after the declaration of the Báb. Mullá Husayn stayed the night at the fortress. He remained with the Báb for nine days. [Bab131; DB257, 262; MH138, 143] MH137 says Mullá Husayn arrived in Tabríz on 21 March. See DB255–7 for story of the dream of `Alí Khán, the prison warden, preceding the arrival of Mullá Husayn at Máh-Kú. From this time on the pilgrims were allowed unrestricted access to the Báb. [DB258] The warden requested that the Báb marry his daughter. [DB259; MH143]	Mashhad; Mah-Ku; Iran	Mulla Husayn; Bab, Life of	Mulla Husayn
1848. 9 Apr	The Báb was removed from Máh-Kú. Prior to this He had communicated His higher claims to His followers. Hájí Mírzá Áqásí was alarmed by the developments at Máh-Kú and ordered that the Báb be moved to Chihríq. [Bab131; DB259; GPB1920] The Báb's presence in Máh-Kú, so close to the Russian frontier, was also a cause for concern for the Russian government. Prince Dolgorukov, the Russian Minister in Tihrán, asked that He be removed. It is likely that this request was made in 1847 but not carried out until this time. [Bab131; BBR72; TN13] The Báb had been in Máh-Kú for nine months. [DB259]	Mah-Ku; Chihriq; Tihran; Iran	Bab, Life of; Haji Mirza Aqasi; Russia; Prince Dolgorukov; Bab, Basic timeline; - Basic timeline, Expanded
1953 29 Apr	In a moving ceremony, Shoghi Effendi placed a silver box containing a fragment of plaster from the ceiling of the Báb’s cell in Máh-Kú under a tile in the golden dome of the Shrine of the Báb. [BW12:239; ZK285]	Haifa; Mount Carmel; Mah-Ku; Iran	Bab, Shrine of; Mah-Ku; Boxes containing dust, earth or plaster

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