musnud

They all arose, and, as they were directed, seated themselves in respectful attitudes on the edge of the musnud.

He sat on his musnud in silence, though it could be seen by the working of his features how much he was affected.

In the twelfth year of my imprisonment the old king died, and his successor, the late monarch, ascended the musnud.

Seven days did the royal Akbar sit on his musnud, and listen graciously to all who appeared before him.

The Nabob sat on a high cushion, called the musnud, placed on a daïs which was raised several feet above the ground.