Translation of Kitabü'l-Mu'cem

Name: Translation of Kitabü'l-Mu'cem
Author: Feyzullah al-Husayni al-Qazwini

Title	Translation of Kitabü'l-Mu'cem
Author	Feyzullah al-Husayni al-Qazwini
Subject	Ottoman History
Type	Book
Language	Turkish
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	132
Physical Dimensions	230x160 mm. — 19 — Talik
Library:	Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Cumhurbaşkanlığı Milli Saraylar Başkanlığı
Library Asset ID	1465
Record ID	22474
Library Location	Revan Mansion
Notes	It was written for Bayezid II (886-918). Zahriye and serlevha illuminations. Dark brown leather binding with miklep and şemsel. This work, written by Fazullah el-Huseyni el-Kazvini (d.733/before 1332) and containing the history of the ancient Iranian Sultans from Keyumers to Anuşirvan, was translated by Tac-zade from a later entry on it and published by II. It seems that it was presented to Bayazıd. Babinger also writes that this work was translated into Turkish by Sarı Kemal, taking it from Ottoman authors. Tac-zades were two brothers, one of whom was named Sa'di Çelebi and died in 922 (1516-1517); The other's name is Cafer Çelebi. He died in 920 (1514-1515). The second of these is II. He sang an elegy to Bayazıd. See Ethe, I.O., 534; Babinger, 34; O.M., III, 123; ibid., I, 263. See Ethe, I.O., 534; Babinger, 34; O.M.123; ibid., I, 263.
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Translation of Kitabü'l-Mu'cem

Author Feyzullah al-Husayni al-Qazwini

Subject Ottoman History

Type Book

Language Turkish

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 132

Physical Dimensions 230x160 mm. — 19 — Talik

Library Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Cumhurbaşkanlığı Milli Saraylar Başkanlığı

Library Asset ID 1465

Record ID 22474

Library Location Revan Mansion

Notes It was written for Bayezid II (886-918). Zahriye and serlevha illuminations. Dark brown leather binding with miklep and şemsel. This work, written by Fazullah el-Huseyni el-Kazvini (d.733/before 1332) and containing the history of the ancient Iranian Sultans from Keyumers to Anuşirvan, was translated by Tac-zade from a later entry on it and published by II. It seems that it was presented to Bayazıd. Babinger also writes that this work was translated into Turkish by Sarı Kemal, taking it from Ottoman authors. Tac-zades were two brothers, one of whom was named Sa'di Çelebi and died in 922 (1516-1517); The other's name is Cafer Çelebi. He died in 920 (1514-1515). The second of these is II. He sang an elegy to Bayazıd. See Ethe, I.O., 534; Babinger, 34; O.M., III, 123; ibid., I, 263. See Ethe, I.O., 534; Babinger, 34; O.M.123; ibid., I, 263.

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