Supplementary Dataset S1 to "Composing in Company: the Persianate genre system of a twentieth-century Kokand poet, in the bilingual autograph divans of Doʻstmuhammad Firoqiy (1891–1965)"

Fifteen tables recording the documentary basis of the article named in the title. Doʻstmuhammad Firoqiy (1891–1965) was a butcher of Kokand who wrote in Uzbek and in Persian-Tajik throughout the Soviet period. His two autograph divans, 222 poems in 4,684 lines, remained in family custody and outside scholarly circulation until the 2020s, and neither has been edited or catalogued. Both were examined in situ and transcribed. The dataset contains: the inventory of the Uzbek autograph divan unit by unit (165 units); the contents and codicology of the Persian-Tajik autograph divan; the four related units in the Gʻafur Gʻulom Kokand Literature Museum (KP 5424, KM 5419, KP 5420, KP 6768); registers of takhmīs, mushāʿara and collaborative composition; the poems of Firoqiy printed in Tazkirayi Qayyumiy (1998) with their variants; the dated compositions, 1925–1964; every statement of metre in the sources; a concordance of quoted verse to manuscript location; the codicological description of both manuscripts; the genre and line counts with computed totals; the comparative search log underlying the article's negative existential claim; and the arithmetical corrections and unresolved discrepancies. Supplied as XLSX with computed totals and as UTF-8 CSV, with typeset documentation. Since the manuscripts are in private custody and have not been photographed to publication standard, these tables are at present the only publicly available record of their contents.