کتاب شاهنامه., Kitāb-i Shāhnāmah. — Shāhnāmah, شاهنامه
(کتاب شاهنامه )

Name: کتاب شاهنامه., Kitāb-i Shāhnāmah. — Shāhnāmah, شاهنامه
Author: Firdawsī

İsim	کتاب شاهنامه., Kitāb-i Shāhnāmah. — Shāhnāmah, شاهنامه
İsim Orijinal	کتاب شاهنامه
Yazar	Firdawsī
Yazar Orijinal	Firdawsī, فردوسى
Basım Yeri	- [India, 17--?]
Konu	illuminated manuscripts, headpieces (layout features), illuminations (paintings), Blind tooled bindings
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Farsça
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Evet
Sayfa Sayısı	344
Kütüphane:	Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası	9963048283506421
Kayıt Numarası	dcf4752v98n
Lokasyon	Special Collections Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 406L
Tarih	1700-01-01T00:00:00Z/1799-12-31T23:59:59Z — 1700-1799
Notlar	Ms. is a fair copy of Firdawsī's Shānāmah likely from 18th century India. Vol. 1 is on fol. 6b-173b and vol. 2 is on fol. 174b-344a. The text is incomplete and ends with the meeting of Iskandar with the sages. No colophon. \| Ms. codex., Title from fol. 1b., Layout: 25-26 lines per page in four columns ; introduction on fol. 1b-6a written in one column ; frame-ruled by inner border of red, silver, gold and blue and outer border of gold ; columns separated by gold lines., Description: Written in nastaʻliq script in black on beige Arabic glazed, laid paper. Some repairs to leaves with partial loss of header on fol. 1; dampstaining in inner margin on some leaves. In the upper left corner of most leaves a later hand has entered the reigning shāh for that section of the story, though not always correctly., Decoration: Illuminated headpieces (ʻunwān) on on fol. 1b and 6b in gold, blue, red, purple, white and black. Contains 34 miniatures. \| Miniatures: 1. fol. 9b: Ṭahmuras̲ slays the black dīv., 2. fol. 11a: Jamshīd enthroned., 3. fol. 11b: Faraydūn enthroned., 4. fol. 13a: Z̤aḥḥāk receiving men. He is depicted with the heads of two black snakes on either shoulder., 5. fol. 13b: The daughter of Gūrang receives the prophecy that she will marry Jamshīd and give birth to a warrior son., 6. fol. 20b: The daughter of Gūrang gives birth to Garshāsp., 7. fol. 24a: Z̤aḥḥāk and his men ride off to war. The two snakes on Z̤aḥḥāk's shoulders have human heads., 8. fol. 25a: Faraydūn binds Z̤aḥḥāk upside-down in a cave., 9. fol. 25b: Faraydūn feasting after the victory., 10. fol. 26b: Faraydūn and Garshāsp., 11. fol. 29b: Garshāsp fighting., 12. fol. 31b: The battle between the Iranians and the Turanians., 13. fol. 38a: Prisoners of war after battle., 14. fol. 40b: King of Yemen with his three daughters and the three sons of Faraydūn., 15. fol. 44a: Salm slays Īraj., 16. fol. 48a: The battle between Manūchihr and Tūr., 17. fol. 49b: The battle between Manūchihr and Salm., 18. fol. 50a: Manūchihr killing Salm., 19. fol. 52a: The birth of Zāl., 20. fol. 67b: The meeting of Zāl and Rudābah., 21. fol. 68b: Zāl and his father Sām., 22. fol. 88a: Rustām slays the white dīv., 23. fol. 109a: Rustām and Suhrāb duel one another. Rustām is depicted wearing a leopard hat in this miniature and the ones that follow., 24. fol. 109b: The death of Suhrāb., 25. fol. 126b: Afrāsiyāb, king of Tūrān, and his court., 26. fol. 129a: Siyāvash and Farangīs, daughter of Afrāsiyāb., 27. fol. 139a: The death of Siyāvash., 28. fol. 140a: The birth of Kay Khusraw., 29. fol. 142b: Kay Khusraw on his throne., 30. fol. 157b: Rustām sits before Kay Khusraw., 31. fol. 180a: Kay Kāvus on his throne., 32. fol. 187a: Rustām slays Ashkabus with mace., 33. fol. 188b: Rustām's fight with the Turanians., 34. fol. 338a: The camp of Iskandar. \| Modern binding in burghundy leather. Blind-tooled frame on covers. Marbled paper pastedowns. \| Acquired from Brill, Leyden, 1904, from the books of Amīn ibn Ḥasan al-Ḥulwānī al-Madanī al-Ḥanafī (Medina). \| Martinovich, N. N. Catalogue of Turkish and Persian Manuscripts, 7
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Bağışlayan	Garrett, Robert, 1875-1961

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کتاب شاهنامه., Kitāb-i Shāhnāmah. — Shāhnāmah, شاهنامه

(کتاب شاهنامه )

Yazar Firdawsī

Yazar Orijinal Firdawsī, فردوسى

Basım Yeri - [India, 17--?]

Konu illuminated manuscripts, headpieces (layout features), illuminations (paintings), Blind tooled bindings

Tür Kitap

Dil Farsça

Dijital Evet

Yazma Evet

Sayfa Sayısı 344

Kütüphane Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 9963048283506421

Kayıt Numarası dcf4752v98n

Lokasyon Special Collections Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 406L

Tarih 1700-01-01T00:00:00Z/1799-12-31T23:59:59Z — 1700-1799

Notlar Ms. is a fair copy of Firdawsī's Shānāmah likely from 18th century India. Vol. 1 is on fol. 6b-173b and vol. 2 is on fol. 174b-344a. The text is incomplete and ends with the meeting of Iskandar with the sages. No colophon. | Ms. codex., Title from fol. 1b., Layout: 25-26 lines per page in four columns ; introduction on fol. 1b-6a written in one column ; frame-ruled by inner border of red, silver, gold and blue and outer border of gold ; columns separated by gold lines., Description: Written in nastaʻliq script in black on beige Arabic glazed, laid paper. Some repairs to leaves with partial loss of header on fol. 1; dampstaining in inner margin on some leaves. In the upper left corner of most leaves a later hand has entered the reigning shāh for that section of the story, though not always correctly., Decoration: Illuminated headpieces (ʻunwān) on on fol. 1b and 6b in gold, blue, red, purple, white and black. Contains 34 miniatures. | Miniatures: 1. fol. 9b: Ṭahmuras̲ slays the black dīv., 2. fol. 11a: Jamshīd enthroned., 3. fol. 11b: Faraydūn enthroned., 4. fol. 13a: Z̤aḥḥāk receiving men. He is depicted with the heads of two black snakes on either shoulder., 5. fol. 13b: The daughter of Gūrang receives the prophecy that she will marry Jamshīd and give birth to a warrior son., 6. fol. 20b: The daughter of Gūrang gives birth to Garshāsp., 7. fol. 24a: Z̤aḥḥāk and his men ride off to war. The two snakes on Z̤aḥḥāk's shoulders have human heads., 8. fol. 25a: Faraydūn binds Z̤aḥḥāk upside-down in a cave., 9. fol. 25b: Faraydūn feasting after the victory., 10. fol. 26b: Faraydūn and Garshāsp., 11. fol. 29b: Garshāsp fighting., 12. fol. 31b: The battle between the Iranians and the Turanians., 13. fol. 38a: Prisoners of war after battle., 14. fol. 40b: King of Yemen with his three daughters and the three sons of Faraydūn., 15. fol. 44a: Salm slays Īraj., 16. fol. 48a: The battle between Manūchihr and Tūr., 17. fol. 49b: The battle between Manūchihr and Salm., 18. fol. 50a: Manūchihr killing Salm., 19. fol. 52a: The birth of Zāl., 20. fol. 67b: The meeting of Zāl and Rudābah., 21. fol. 68b: Zāl and his father Sām., 22. fol. 88a: Rustām slays the white dīv., 23. fol. 109a: Rustām and Suhrāb duel one another. Rustām is depicted wearing a leopard hat in this miniature and the ones that follow., 24. fol. 109b: The death of Suhrāb., 25. fol. 126b: Afrāsiyāb, king of Tūrān, and his court., 26. fol. 129a: Siyāvash and Farangīs, daughter of Afrāsiyāb., 27. fol. 139a: The death of Siyāvash., 28. fol. 140a: The birth of Kay Khusraw., 29. fol. 142b: Kay Khusraw on his throne., 30. fol. 157b: Rustām sits before Kay Khusraw., 31. fol. 180a: Kay Kāvus on his throne., 32. fol. 187a: Rustām slays Ashkabus with mace., 33. fol. 188b: Rustām's fight with the Turanians., 34. fol. 338a: The camp of Iskandar. | Modern binding in burghundy leather. Blind-tooled frame on covers. Marbled paper pastedowns. | Acquired from Brill, Leyden, 1904, from the books of Amīn ibn Ḥasan al-Ḥulwānī al-Madanī al-Ḥanafī (Medina). | Martinovich, N. N. Catalogue of Turkish and Persian Manuscripts, 7

İnternette mevcut arks.princeton.edu

Koleksiyonlar Middle East Manuscripts, Princeton Digital Library of Islamic Manuscripts

Bağışlayan Garrett, Robert, 1875-1961