The succession of Tahmas Kulu Khan. It was written by Tanburı̂ Arutin from Istanbul during his journey to Persia with the Ottoman ambassador. A scholar was printed with the effort and effort of a scholar in the city of Venice in 1800. Translated into Turkish letters: Esat Uras.

Title The succession of Tahmas Kulu Khan. It was written by Tanburı̂ Arutin from Istanbul during his journey to Persia with the Ottoman ambassador. A scholar was printed with the effort and effort of a scholar in the city of Venice in 1800. Translated into Turkish letters: Esat Uras.
Author Arutin, drum, 18th cent.
Publication Date: 1942
Subject Nādir Shāh, Shah of Iran, 1688-1747.
Type Book
Language Turkish
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 48
Library: The Indiana University Library
Library Asset ID DS294 .A794
Record ID 1180419
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Date 1942
Notes Original written in Turkish in Armenian characters.
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The succession of Tahmas Kulu Khan. It was written by Tanburı̂ Arutin from Istanbul during his journey to Persia with the Ottoman ambassador. A scholar was printed with the effort and effort of a scholar in the city of Venice in 1800. Translated into Turkish letters: Esat Uras.

Author Arutin, drum, 18th cent.
Publication Date 1942
Subject Nādir Shāh, Shah of Iran, 1688-1747.
Type Book
Language Turkish
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 48
Library The Indiana University Library
Library Asset ID DS294 .A794
Record ID 1180419
Library Location Blmgtn - Auxiliary Library Facilityview this location on the map, in a new tab — Auxiliary Library Facility - Stacks
Date 1942
Notes Original written in Turkish in Armenian characters.
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