The floors of the City Palace have been turned into government offices and district courts and the upstairs apartment is presently a museum. The museum on the upper floor of City Palace is a treasure trove of manuscripts, miniature paintings and armour- some of the swords, studded with jewels, are said to belong to the son-in-law of the Prophet Mohammad. There are weapons used by Akbar, Jahangir, Shah Jahan, Dara Shikoh, Nadir Shah and Aurangzeb and other historical personages. The museum has a fine collection of Rajput & Mughal paintings dating from the 18th & 19th centuries and some rare manuscripts in Persian, Arabic, Urdu and Sanskrit. Gulistan (The Rose Garden), Waqiat-I-Babri (autobiography Emperor Moghul Babar) and Bostan (the spring garden) are some notables of this collection. It also has a copy of the great epic ¨Mahabarat¨ painted by the artists of the Alwar School of Art. A rich collection of Indian weapons is another highlight of the museum.