INDEX

'Ab‡ Bas’r (son of H‡j’ Muhammad-Husayn, who repulsed the 'Ir‡qi regiment at Zanj‡n), Nab’l gives acknowledgment in his account of upheaval of Zanj‡n, 580 'Abb‡s M’rz‡. See M’rz‡ Buzurg 'Abb‡s-Qul’ Kh‡n, instigates martyrdom of Vah’d at Nayr’z, 494 'Abb‡s-Qul’-Kh‡n-i-L‡r’j‡n’, 339, 341, 375, 386, 391 'Abdu'l-'Al’ H‡j’ Shaykh (Vah’d's father-in-law, distinguished among the notables of Nayr’z), 476, 498 'Abdu'l-'Al’-Kh‡n-i-Mar‡ghiy’ (Captain of Prince Hamzih's artillery and a loyal friend to Mull‡ Husayn at Mashhad), 290, 324 'Abdu'l-Kar’m-i-Qazv’n’, Mull‡, of Qazv’n) also named M’rz‡ Ahmad by Bah‡'u'll‡h), 159, 162, 163, 168, 170, 176, 212, 227, 439 'Abdu'l-'Azim-i-Khu'’, Siyyid (surnamed Siyyid-i-Kh‡l-D‡r) (one of the survivors of Tabars’), 362, 471 'Abdu'l-B‡q’, Siyyid, was noted for his learning, (present when B‡b dictated Tablet to H‡j’ M’rz‡ Jan’ at K‡sh‡n; afterwards became a believer), 219, 221 'Abdu'l-Ham’d-Kh‡n (whose son was healed by the B‡b), 195, 197, 372 'Abdu'l-Qas’m-i-'Al‡qih-Band-i-Isf‡h‡n’, 587 'Abdu'l-Vahh‡b, H‡j’, 7; story of, 87 'Abdu'l-Maj’d, H‡j’ (Father of Bad’, bearer of Bah‡'u'll‡h's Tablet to N‡siri'd-D’n-Sh‡h), 325, 580 'Abdu'll‡h-Mull‡, a native of Sh’r‡z (recounts the murder of Mull‡ Taq’), 276 'Abdu'll‡h Kh‡n-i-Turkam‡n (Head of army ordered by the Sh‡h to attack Tabars’), 359, 360 (note 2) Abu'l-'Aliy-i-Har‡t’ (An enemy of Mull‡ Husayn), 159, 161 Abu'l-Hasan-i-Bazz‡z, H‡j’ (A traveller with the B‡b to Hij‡z), 156 Abu'l-Hasan-i-Sh’r‡z’, H‡j’, 130 Abu-T‡lib, Siyyid (The kad-khud‡ of a district in Nayr’z and one of the companions of Vah’d), 407, 408, 481 Abu'l Qas’m, M’rz‡ (Son-in-law and trusted disciple of the mujtahid, M’rz‡ Muhammad Taq’), investigates the message of Bah‡'u'll‡h, 114, 116 Abœ-Tur‡b, Shaykh (a native of Ishtih‡rd, one of the disciples of Siyyid K‡zim) (See note p. 39), 293, 299, 347 Abœ-T‡lib Kh‡n, M’rz‡ (brother-in-law of M’rz‡ Hasan, Bah‡'u'll‡h's half brother), 639 'çbid H‡j’, Siyyid (one of the attendants who accompanied Vah’d to the enemy's camp and to his martyrdom), 490 Ahmad-i-Ahs‡'’, Shaykh, 1 (notes 1, 2, 3), 1-18, 140, 201 Ahmad-i-Azghand’, M’rz‡ (a learned 'Ulam‡ of Khur‡s‡n), 125, 127, 184, 504, 587 'Akk‡ (reference to the most great Prison), Turkish penal colony, now in the State of Israel, 304 All‡h-Y‡r, H‡j’ (who with Sulayman Kh‡n transfers the B‡b's remains to Tihr‡n), 519 'Al’ Kh‡n. Siyyid, arrest at Zanj‡n, 557 'Al’-H‡j’, M’rz‡, Siyyid (surnamed Kh‡l-i-A'zam), the B‡b's maternal uncle, also one of The Seven Martyrs of Tihr‡n, 143, 151, 175, 442, 446 'Al’, M’rz‡, Mull‡, Shaykh (surnamed 'Azim), nephew of the Im‡m Jum'ih of the Masjid-i-Vak’l, 125, 155, 172, 306, 313, 505, 587, 599 'Al’-Askar, H‡j’ (visits B‡b in Tabr’z when imprisoned), 239, 240 relates account of Martyrdom of the B‡b, 518 'Al’-Mard‡n Kh‡n (Fort of), (Hujjat, transferred to), 545, (note 1) 'Al’ Kh‡n-i-M‡h-Kœ'’ (warden of the Castle of M‡h-Kœ), 230, 243, 247, 256, 302 'Al’y-i-Bastam’, Mull‡ (one of the Letters of the Living) arrival with companions in Sh’r‡z, 66, 87; suffering of, 89 'Al’y-i-Mudhahhib, Mull‡ (one of the attendants who bore Vah’d to his martyrdom), 490 'Al’y-i-Zunœz’, Siyyid (a notable of Tabr’z, Muhammad-'Al’y-i-Zunœz’'s stepfather), 307, 509 Am’r-Niz‡m-Taq’ Kh‡n, M’rz‡ (Grand Vaz’r of N‡siri'd-D’n Sh‡h), 332, 500, 504, 506, 526, 539, 547, 595 Am’r-Tuman. See Muhammad Kh‡n çq‡ Kh‡n-i-Nœr’, M’rz‡ (the I'tim‡du'd-Dawlih who succeeded M’rz‡ Taq’ Kh‡n), 120, 279, 502, 522, 598, 650 çq‡s’, H‡j’, M’rz‡ (Grand Vaz’r of Muhammad Sh‡h), 120, 121, 204, 226, 231, 244, 254, 259, 280, 301, 525, 531 çq‡ J‡n, M’rz‡ (Bah‡'u'll‡h's Amanuensis), 460 çq‡ J‡n Kh‡n-i-Khamsih (known also by the name of Khamsin and N‡sir’), colonel of the body guard, executioner of the B‡b), 514 çq‡y-i-Kal’m (Bah‡'u'll‡h's brother), 183, 255, 286, 288, 397, 432, 441, 582 çq‡y-i-Rik‡b-S‡z, M’rz‡ (one of those present in the Masjid-i-Vak’l and heard the B‡b, he afterwards suffered martyrdom), 156 Asadu'll‡h, H‡j’ (a noted merchant of Qazv’n), one of the first to be martyred in Qazv’n, 281 Asadu'll‡h, M’rz‡ (surnamed Dayy‡n by the B‡b), 303, 304 çyatu'l-Kurs’ (verse of the Qur'‡n, commentary on, by Siyyid K‡zim), 10 'Az’m. See 'Al’, M’rz‡, Shaykh 'Aziz (uncle of Bah‡'u'll‡h), 113 'Az’z Kh‡n-i-Mukr’ (surnamed Sard‡r-i-Kull), his meeting with Hujjat, 556 B‡b ('Al’ Muhammad, M’rz‡, of Sh’r‡z), 27, 30, 52 early days of, 72 His birth, 72 school days, 75 marriage, 76 stay in Bœshihr, 77 farewell address to Letters of Living, 92 reference to His mother and wife, 191 His arrest and outbreak of the plague, 196 release of, 197 farewell to His relatives and departure from Sh’r‡z, 198 His letter to Manœchihr Kh‡n. 199 honours accorded by the people to, 202 His commentary on Sœrih of Va'l-'Asr, 201, 202, 203 death warrant of B‡b issued by 'ulamas of Isf‡h‡n, 209, 211, 212 His prediction of the approaching death of Manuchihr Kh‡n. 213 His three days at the home of H‡j’ M’rz‡ J‡n’ in K‡sh‡n, 219 His joy at the gift and message from Bah‡'u'll‡h, 227 Muhammad Sh‡h, letter from, 229 last stage of His journey to Tabr’z, 235 His farewell to His guards, 236 welcomed by a youthful disciple on arriving at Tabr’z, 237, 238 incarceration in the castle of M‡h-Kœ, 243 incident in the life of, at M‡h-Kœ, 252 dream of, prior to declaration of His mission, 253 His words to Mull‡ Husayn, 258 His farewell to Mull‡ Husayn, 260 His epistle to the believers, 269 incarceration at the castle of Chihr’q, 302, 303 His examination at Tabr’z, 315 indignities inflicted upon Him, 319 return to Chihr’q and His epistle to H‡j’ M’rz‡ çq‡s’, 323 effects of the M‡zindar‡n disaster on Him, 430 disposal of His documents, 504 arrival at Tabr’z, 506 His confinement in the barracks, 507 His warning to the Farr‡sh-B‡sh’, 508 issue of His death warrant, 510 S‡m Kh‡n's request, 512 miraculous escape, 513 renewed and final attempt on His life, 514 transference of His remains to Tihr‡n, 519 effects of His martyrdom, 523 Badasht (Hamlet of), conference of, 288, 293 significance of gathering, 293, 297 departure of Bah‡'u'll‡h from, 298 Baghd‡d, 271, 650 Bah‡'’ Martyrs execution of first in Persia, 280 massacre of Qav’n, 282 list of martyrs at M‡zindar‡n, 414 execution of the seven martyrs of Tihr‡n, 446 burial of the seven martyrs, 463 names of martyrs at Nayr’z (Fort of Kh‡jih), 487 martyrs of Zanj‡n, 580 Bah‡'u'll‡h (M’rz‡ Husayn 'Al’ of Nœr), 12, 32, 103, 118, 120, 269, 284, 286, 292, 297 incident in N’y‡l‡ as related by, 299 His visit to Fort of Shaykh Tabars’, 348, 368 reference to His activities prior to the declaration of mission, 372, 433, 459 His journey to Karbil‡, incidents related by, 582, 586, 591, 593, 596 His meeting with 'Azim, 599 His imprisonment in S’y‡h-Ch‡l, 607 incident in the S’y‡h-Ch‡l, related by, 631, 635 His possessions plundered in M‡zindar‡n, 637 release and banishment to Baghd‡d, 650 Bah’yyih Kh‡num. "The Greatest Holy Leaf," see Dedication page B‡l’-Sar’, explanation of the term, 84 B‡rfurœsh, 183, 261, 336, 339, 408 B‡qir, Mull‡ (the im‡m of the Chin‡r-Sœkhtih), 476 B‡qir-i-Tabr’zi, Mull‡ (one of the Letters of the Living), 368, 505 Bas’r-i-Hindi, Siyyid (converted to the faith by Shaykh Sa'id-i-Hind’ in India), 588 (note 1) Bay‡n, Persian, reference to journey of B‡b to Mecca and Medina in, 130 Bœshihr, 51, 142, 671 Buzurq-i-Nœr’, M’rz‡ (M’rz‡ 'Abb‡s, Father of Bah‡'u'll‡h; one of the wisest administrators among the Vaz’rs of the King), 11, 109, 234 Chihr’q, Castle of, B‡b's transference to, 259, 301 attitude of people toward the B‡b, 302, 303 believers dismissed from, 306 B‡b's return to, 323 Farr‡sh-B‡sh’, the B‡b's warning to, 509, 513 F’rœz, M’rz‡, Prince (the Nusratu'd-Dawlih, of Nayr’z), 482 Fath-'Al’ Sh‡h, 5 Genealogy of B‡b, lviii Genealogy of Muhammad, liv Ghul‡m-Rid‡-i-Yazd’ (accompanied Vah’d to Nayr’z; one of the martyrs of Kh‡zih), 474, 486 Ghul‡m-Rid‡y-i-Kœchik (accompanies Vah’d to Nayr’z), 474 Gurgin Kh‡n (successor to Manœchihr Kh‡n), 213 his communication to Muhammad Sh‡h, 214, 215 H‡d’ (Hujjat's infant son, killed at Zanj‡n), 572 H‡d’, M’rz‡ (brother of Prince M’rz‡ Muhammad 'Al’), 159, 161, 461 Hasan, 'Aka, Siyyid, of Yazd (brother of Siyyid Husayn-i-Yazd’), 227, 245, 257 Hasan-i-Zunœz’, Shaykh, 25, 30, 212, 245, 307, 593 Hujjat-i-Zanj‡n’ (Muhammad-'Al’y-i-Zanj‡n, Mull‡) conversion of, 178 activities prior to conversion, 529 acceptance of message of B‡b, 531, 534 incarceration in Tihr‡n, 537, 539, 540 his petition to N‡sirid-D’n Sh‡h, 554 death of his wife and child, 572 his death and his interment, 573 indignities inflicted on his body and fate of his kinsmen, 578 Husayn-i-Bushrœ'’, Mull‡ (B‡bu'l-B‡b, First Letter of the Living), 47, 48 interview with B‡b in Sh’r‡z, 52 dismissal of, 85 B‡b's parting words to, 96, 97, 123 his letter to the B‡b, 126 his departure tor Khur‡s‡n, 170 departure for Mashhad and pilgrimage to M‡h-Kœ, 254 visit to Tihr‡n, 255 arrival at M‡h-Kœ, 256 words of B‡b to, 258 farewell of B‡b to, 260 his arrival at Mashhad, 267 attack by the people of B‡rfurœsh, 329 repulse by, 330, 338, 363, 378 last moments of, 379 death of, 381 reference to his burial and achievements, 382, 386 listed as second of martyrs of Fort Tabars’, 415 Husayn-i-Mutavall’, Siyyid (betrays Quddœs to enemy), 384, 398 Husayn-i-Tursh’z’, Siyyid (a native of Tursh’z, a village in Khur‡s‡n), and one of the seven martyrs, 455 Husayn-i-Yazd’, Siyyid (the B‡b's amanuensis in M‡h-Kœ and Chihr’g and one of the Letters of the Living), 192, 193, 212, 219, 227, 243; account of his life and martyrdom, 257, 507, 508, 513; in Tihr‡n, 629 Husayn Kh‡n-i-êrv‡n’ (Governor of the province of F‡rs; surnamed çjœd‡n B‡sh’ and generally designated in those days as Sahib Ikht’y‡r), 145, 146 B‡b's meeting with, 151, 195, 196 Ibr‡h’m, M’rz‡ (brother of M’rz‡ Muhammad-i-'Al’y-i-Nahr’), 208 Im‡m-Jum'ih, 201, 202 Isf‡h‡n visit of Mull‡ Husayn to, 97 B‡b's sojourn in, 199. See reference, 671 Ism‡'il-i-Qum’, H‡j’, Mull‡ (a native of Far‡h‡n and one of the seven martyrs), 453 J‡n’y-i-K‡sh‡n’, H‡j’, M’rz‡ (surnamed Parp‡), 217, 219, 368, 436 Ja'far-Qul’ Kh‡n-i-Namd‡r, 254, 279, 391, 394 Jav‡d-i-Karbil‡'’, H‡j’, Siyyid (was called the Siyyid-i-Nœr), 188 (notes 2 and 3) Jay‡d-i-Kirman’, H‡j’, Siyyid, 180, 593 Kang‡var (arrival of the believers and their meeting with Mull‡ Husayn), 158 Karbil‡, 2, 17, 32, 268, 582 Karbil‡'’ 'Abdu'l-Bag’ (death of his five sons), 561 K‡sh‡n, 8, 101, 217, 223 K‡zim-i-Rasht’, Siyyid, 10 mission of, 19 his allusion to the promised one, 24 visit to the B‡b, 26 B‡b attends his class, 27 his death, 45 Khusraw-i-Q‡d’-Kal‡'’ (a notorious scoundrel), 339, 342 Khur‡s‡n ("Land of Kh‡"), 10, first believers of, 125, 254, 267, 268, 286, 296 See reference, 671 Kin‡r-Gird (Fortress of), 225 Kirm‡nsh‡h, 13, 272, 587. See reference, 671 Kulayn (Village of), 226 Letters of the Living, see Tablets to, in front of Book names of, 80, 82 B‡b's farewell address to, 92 instruction of B‡b to, 123 M‡h-Kœ (Castle of) B‡b's incarceration, 30, 183, 243, 244, 250 incidents in the life of the B‡b at, 252, 256 Mahmœd-i-Qamsar’, M’rz‡, 8 Manuchihr Kh‡n, the Mu'tamidu'd-Dawlih, 199, 203, 205, 211, 213, 214 Mashhad, 12, 267, 288, 324. See reference, 671 M‡zindar‡n upheaval of, 299, 324, 362, 378, 387, 394, 396 general massacre, 404 list of martyrs, 414. See reference, 671 Mecca, 132, 138 Medina, 18, 140 Mihd’-Qul’, M’rz‡, Prince, 332, 363, 368, 389, 393, 399, 583 "Most Great Branch" (Title given to 'Abdu'l-Bah‡, 'Abb‡s Effendi who was Bah‡'u'll‡h's eldest son and whom He left as the interpreter of His Cause), 209, 440 incident related by, 616 Muhammad, Mull‡ (son of Mull‡ Taq’ and_husband of T‡hirih), 113, 116, 117, 273, 275 Muhammad-'Al’, M’rz‡ (brother of Bœyœk-çq‡ and a distinguished Siyyid of Khuy), 303 Muhammad-'Al’, M’rz‡ of Tabr’z (who suffered martyrdom with the B‡b), 509, 510, 512, 513 Muhammad-'Al’y-i-Nahr’, M’rz‡, Prince (whose daughter, Munir’h Kh‡num, was married to the "Most Great Branch" ('Abdu'l-Bah‡), 159, 161, 208, 461 Muhammad-'Al’y-i-Qazv’n’, M’rz‡ (one of the Letters of the Living), 273, 290 Muhammad-'Al’y-i-Zanj‡n, Mull‡ (The B‡b named him Hujjat-i-Zanj‡n’). See Hujjat-i-Zanj‡n’ Miihammad-B‡qir-i-Rasht’, Haj?, Siyyid (known as H‡r‡t’), 19, 97, 264 Muhammad B‡qir (nephew of Mull‡ Husayn and one of the Letters of the Living), 287 Muhammad-Big-i-Ch‡parch’, 215, 226, 442, 536 Muhammad-Hasan-i-Qazv’n’ (given the name of Fat‡'l-Qazv’n’), 287 takes message from T‡hirih to Quddœs, 294 Muhammad-Husayn-i-Mar‡ghi'’ (one of the seven martyrs), 458 Muhammad-Kh‡n (the Am’r-Tœm‡n), 556 Muhammad-i-Furœgh’, M’rz‡, Mull‡, 125, 332, 334, 353, 404, 580 Muhammad-i-Gulp‡yig‡n’, Siyyid (pen name was Ta'ir, whom T‡hirih styled as Fat‡'l-Mal’h), 273 Muhammad-i-M‡m‡q‡n’, Mull‡ (noted and learned disciple of Shaykh Ahmad-i-Ahs‡'’), 11, 314, 509 Muhammad-Mihd’ (surnamed Safihu'l-'Ulama), 205 Muhammad-Mihd’y-i-Kand’, Mull‡ (bearer of message from Bah‡'u'll‡h to the B‡b), 227, 440 Muhammad-Mustaf‡ (an Arab native of Baghd‡d), 271, 273 Muhammad-i-Nœr’, Mull‡ (surnamed Mu'allim of Nœr), his meeting with Mull‡ Husayn; his message to Bah‡'u'll‡h, 104 Muhammad-Rid‡, Siyyid (the B‡b's father), 14 Muhammad-Rid‡y-i-Mansh‡d’, Mull‡ (one of the enlightened 'ulamas of Manshad), Bah‡'u'll‡h gave him the name of Rada'r-Rœh, 473 Muhammad-Taq’, M’rz‡ (the leading mujtahid in S‡r’, M‡zindar‡n), 300, 346, 351, 357, 407 Muhammad-Taq’y-i-Har‡t’, Mull‡, 202, 208 Muhammad-Taq’y-i-Mil‡n’, 239 Muhammad-Taq’y-i-Nœr’, M’rz‡ (a celebrated mujtahid of Nœr), his meeting with Bah‡'u'll‡h, 111 two dreams of, 111, 112 Muhammad-Taq’y-i-Kirmani, H‡j’, (one of the seven martyrs), 456 Muhammad Sh‡h, 121, 171, 177, 215, 229, 253, 525, 531, 537, 539 Muhit-i-Kirm‡n’, M’rz‡ (the declaration of the B‡b to), 134, 136, 137, 138 Murtad‡, Siyyid (a noted merchant of Zanj‡n, and one of the seven martyrs), 457 Mustafa Big-i-Sanandaj’ (a dervish; surnamed Majdhœb, one of the first to recognize the station of Bah‡'u'll‡h), 118 Nab’l-i-A'zam, Muhammad-i-Zarand’, 169, 434, 580, 586, 592 Najaf, 2, 7, 50 N‡siri'd-D’n Sh‡h (the Vali-'Ahd, See Glossary), 314 (note 1), 358, 365, 400, 500, 539 Hujjat's petition to, 554 attempt on life, 599 Navv‡b Hamzih M’rz‡ (Governor of çdhirbayj‡n), 504 Navv‡b-i-Radav’ (the most prominent of Vah’d's adversaries), 467, 471 Nayr’z (upheaval of), 465, 474, 479, 642 Naw-Rœz (feast of), 191, 219, 256, 466 N’y‡l‡ (incident related by Bah‡'u'll‡h), 299, 301, 324 N’y‡z-i-Baghd‡d’, H‡j’ (incident related by), 138 Nœr (in province of M‡zindar‡n), 112; effects of Bah‡'u'll‡h's visit to, 118 Qahru'll‡h (name given by the B‡b to the dervish from India, af Isk’-Shahr), 305, 306 Qazv’n, 260, 269, 273; massacre of, 282 Quddœs (B‡b bestowed upon him the name of Ismu'll‡hu'l-çkhar: literally "The Last Name of God"; The last Letter of the Living) arrival in Sh’r‡z, 69 visits B‡b's maternal uncle in Sh’r‡z, 143 meeting with Sadiq-i-Khur‡s‡n’, 145 visits Kirm‡n, Tihr‡n, and M‡zindar‡n, 179, 180, 182, 183 visit from Mull‡ Husayn in B‡rfurœsh, 261 Instruction to Mull‡ Husayn, 265 departure for M‡zindar‡n, 290 meeting with Bah‡'u'll‡h in Sh‡h-Rœd, 292 incarceration of, 351 arrival of Quddœs at Fort of Shaykh Tabars’, 352, 355 injury sustained by, 367 assists at last moments of Mull‡ Husayn, 381 martyrdom of, 410 Qum, 101, 223 Qurban-'Al’, M’rz‡ (a native of B‡rfurœsh one of the seven martyrs), 449 (note 2) S‡diq-i-Khur‡s‡ni, Mull‡ (formerly known as Muqaddas and surnamed by Bah‡'u'll‡h, Ismu'll‡hu'l-Asdaq), conversion of, 100, 145, 184 Sadru'd-Dawl’y-i-Isf‡h‡n’ (grandson of H‡j’ Muhammad-Husayn Kh‡n-i-lsf‡h‡n’ and a general in the imperial army), 547 Sa'idu'l-'Ulam‡ (the chief divine of B‡rfurœsh), 265, 266, 358 Salih, H‡j’-Mull‡ (T‡hirih's father), 273 S‡m Kh‡n (Colonel of the Christian regiment of Urœmiyya), 510, 512, 514, 516 Sayy‡h (M’rz‡ 'Al’y-i-Sayy‡h-i-Mar‡ghih’), 431 (note 3), 432, 433 Sh‡h-Rud (village of), 292, 299 Sh’r‡z, 4, 30 B‡b's stay in, 143 reference to those who embraced the faith in, 156. See reference, 671 S’y‡h-Ch‡l (literally black pit) reference to, 372, 377 Bah‡'u'll‡h's imprisonment in, 607, 631 Siy‡h-Dih‡n (village of, near Qasv’n), 235 (note 2) Sulaym‡n Kh‡n, H‡j’, 610; martyrdom of, 617, 618 Sulaym‡n Kh‡n-i-Afshar, 235, 391, 402 Sult‡n-i-Karbil‡'i, Shaykh, 190, 270, 593 Sœrih of Va'l-'Asr (B‡b's commentary), 201, 202 T‡hirih (also known as Qurrat-i-'Ayni, and Zarnn-TaJi) reference to, 81 response to appeal of B‡b, 269 activities in Karbil‡, 270 activities in Baghd‡d, 271 stay in Kirm‡nsh‡h, 272 confinement in Qazv’n, 273 her deliverance by Bah‡'u'll‡h, 284 removal to Tihr‡n, 284 her attitude to the B‡b and Bah‡'u'll‡h, 285, 286, 287 Taq’, Mull‡ (uncle of T‡hirih), 273, 276, 277, 278 Tihr‡n, 13, 101, 261, 287, 389, 433. See reference, 671 Umm-i-Ashraf, (one of the women who distinguished themselves by the tenacity of their faith in Zanj‡n), heroism of, 562 Yahy‡y-i-Darab’, Siyyid (surnamed Vah’d) interview with B‡b, 173, 177 journey to Tihr‡n and Yazd, 465 declaration of, to people of Yazd, 469, 472, 474 his departure for Nayr’z, 474, 481, 483, 486, 489 martyrdom of, 494, 495 (note 2) account of death, 495 (note 3) Yazd, 5, 465, 642. See reference, 671 Yœsuf-i-Ardib’l’, Mull‡, 187, 367, 399 Zanj‡n (upheaval of), 260, 527, 528, 532, 543 Zaynab (a village maiden), heroism of, 550 Zaynu'l-'çbid’n Kh‡n (governor of Nayr’z), 476, 484, 490