[Shāhnāmah].

Name: [Shāhnāmah].
Author: Firdawsī

İsim	[Shāhnāmah].
Yazar	Firdawsī
Basım Tarihi:	[1674]
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Farsça
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Evet
Fiziksel Boyutlar	ii, 561, ii leaves : paper, col. ill. ; 345 x 220 (265 x 146) mm. bound to 354 x 240 mm.
Kütüphane:	Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası	774391709
Kayıt Numarası	9969618263506421
Tarih	[1674]
Notlar	Ms. codex.Title supplied by cataloger.Physical description: 25 lines per page, in four columns; written in small nastaʻliq in black on tan glazed, laid Arabic paper. Text occasionally written on a diagonal. Text framed in gold and blue; columns separated by double gold lines. Headings in red. Catchwords and a few marginal notes. Inserts between fol. 9-10, 26-27. Some damp staining and smudging; a few paper repairs, particularly on last two leaves. Otherwise in excellent condition.Decoration: ʻUnwāns for the preface and book 1 illuminated in gold and color. With 119 miniatures, of which fifteen are full-size; likely late 18th century.Origin: Copy completed on 1 Shaʻbān 1085 H [31 October 1674] (fol. 561a). - Rebound in leather with title and date tooled in gold on spine. - Illuminated copy of the Shāhnāmah, containing 119 average-quality miniatures likely of the late 18th century. Preceded by the "older preface" on fol. 1b-5a.
Örnek Metin	Miniatures: fol. 4a: [Firdawsi and the Court Poets]fol. 7b: [In praise of Sultan Mahmud]fol. 10b: [Jamshid enthroned]fol. 15b: [Faridun fords river on his way to fight Zahhak]fol. 17a: [Faridun binds Zahhak]fol. 23b: [Tur, Sakila slay Iraj]fol. 27b: [Manuchihr kills Tur]fol. 30a: [Manuchihr enthroned]fol. 37a: [Zal meets Rudabah]fol. 45a: [Mubad questions Zal]fol. 49a: [Sam visits Zal, Rustam]fol. 58b: [Rustam catches Rakhsh]fol. 61a: [Rustam catches Afrasiyab by belt, lifts him]fol. 66a: [Rustam's first feat: Rakhsh kills lion]fol. 67a: [Rustam's third feat: Slays dragon]fol. 68a: [Rustam's fourth feat: Cleaves witch]fol. 69b: [Rustam's sixth feat: Kills Arzhang].fol. 70a: [Rustam enters cave where Kai Kaʾus and his men are chained]fol. 71a: [Rustam's seventh feat: Slays White Div]fol. 78b: [Kai Kaʾus air-borne]fol. 82b: [Tahminah visits Rustam]fol. 89a: [Suhrab, Hajir view Iranian camp]fol. 92b: [Suhrab overthrows Rustam in their second combat]fol. 93b: [Rustam mourns Suhrab]fol. 95b: [Tahminah mourns Suhrab's death]fol. 102a: [Siyavash undergoes the fire ordeal]fol. 111a: [Siyavash plays polo before Afrasiyab]fol. 121a: [Guruy executes Siyavash]fol. 127b: [Rustam fights Afrasiyab, Human, Turanian]fol. 131a: [Giv finds Kay Khusraw]fol. 133a: [Kay Khusraw, Farangis watch Giv defeat Turanian]fol. 134b: [Giv leads captive Piran before Kay Khusraw, Farangis]fol. 136a: [Kay Khusraw crosses Oxus with Farangis, Giv]fol. 139a: [Kay Khusraw's army beseiges Bahman's castle]fol. 148a: [Jarirah commits suicide over her son's body]fol. 149a: [Bizhan slays Palashan].fol. 155b: [Giv slays Tazhav]fol. 158b: [Tus slays Arzhang]fol. 167a: [Arrival of Fariburz at Mount Hamazvan]fol. 169a: [Arrival of Rustam at Mount Hamazvan]fol. 171b: [Rustam slays Ashkabus, horse]fol. 173b: [Rustam captures Kamus and kills him]fol. 175a: [Rustam overturns Chingish by sezing horse tail]fol. 176b: [Rustam, Piran parley]fol. 180b: [Rustam unhorses Shangul]fol. 182b: [Rustam pulls Khaqan of China from elephant by lasso]fol. 186a: [Rustam slays Kafur]fol. 189b: [Rustam vanquishes Puladvand].fol. 190b: [Rustam and the Iranians return to the court of Kai Khusraw]fol. 192b: [Rustam kills Akvan Div]fol. 194a: [Bizhan offers to kill the boars]fol. 195b [Bizhan kills the boars]fol. 197a: [Bizhan with Manizha, daughter of Afrasiyab]fol. 201a: [Gurgin returns to Iran without Bizhan]fol. 203a: [Rustam pays tribute to Kai Khusraw]fol. 205a: [Rustam before Piran]fol. 217a: [Bizhan slays Human]fol. 219a: [Kai Khusraw replies to the letter of Gudarz]fol. 225b-226a: [Battle of the 11 rukhs]fol. 229a: [Fariburz slays Kulbad]fol. 229b: [Giv battles Gurvi and captures him].fol. 230a: [Guraza binds the slain Siyamak]fol. 230b: [Furuhil slays Zangula]fol. 231a: [Ruhham slays Barman]fol. 231b: [Bizhan slays Ruin]fol. 232a: [Hajir slays Sipahram]fol. 232b: [Zanga slays Akhvasht]fol. 233a: [Gurgin slays Andariman]fol. 233b: [Barta slays Kuhram]fol. 234a: [Gudarz battles Piran]fol. 246b: [Kai Khusraw slays Shida, son of Afrasiyab]fol. 254a: [Afrasiyab's daughters come before Kai Khusraw]fol. 264a: [Kai Khusraw slays Afrasiyab]fol. 269a: [Kai Khusraw in the field with his champions]fol. 271b: [Kai Khusraw gives the kingship to Luhrasp].fol. 279b: [Gushtasp slays a dragon]fol. 282a: [Gushtasp returns to Iran]fol. 298b: [Isfandiyar's first expoit: Slays two wolves]fol. 299a: [Isfandiyar's second exploit: Slays two lions]fol. 300a: [Isfandiyar's third exploit: Slays a dragon]fol. 301a: [Isfandiyar's fourth exploit: Slays a witch]fol. 301b: [Isfandiyar's fifth exploit: Slays the Simurgh]fol. 303a: [Isfandiyar's sixth exploit: Passes through snow]fol. 306b: [Isfandiyar slays Arjasp]fol. 312b: [Bahman loosens a boulder to kill Rustam, but Rustam kicks it aside]fol. 315b: [Meeting of Rustam and Isfandiyar]fol. 324a: [Rustam shoots double-pointed arrow in Isfandiyar's eyes]fol. 329b: [Rustam slays Shaghad then dies].fol. 336a: [Darab enthroned]fol. 341b: [Sikandar attends dying Dara]fol. 350b: [Sikandar goes on pilgrimage to the Kaʻbah]fol. 358b: [Sikandar encounters Israfil]fol. 363b: [Sikandar mourned]fol. 384b: [Shapur escapes from Rum]fol 387a: [Caesar's mother urges his brother Yanus to fight Shapur]fol. 392b: [Bahram Gur skewers doe, buck while hunting]fol. 397b: [Bahram Gur kills two lions in order to attain the crown]fol. 403a: [Bahram Gur marries the daughters of a miller]fol. 410a: [Bahram Gur hunts lions]fol. 412b: [Bahram Gur slays dragon which killed a youth]fol 420b: [Bahram Gur slays a rhinoceros in India]fol. 421b: [Bahram Gur slays a dragon in India]fol. 437b: [Nushirvan receives the Iranians].fol. 440b: [Nushirvan goes to war with Caesar]fol. 445b: [Nushirvan finds male youth in harem]fol. 450b: [War between the Khaqan and the Haitalians]fol. 458a: [The story of how chess came to Iran from India]fol. 472b, 473b: [Nushirvan questioned by the archmages]fol. 489b: [Bahram Chubinah kills Savah Shah]fol. 495a: [Bahram Chubinah sends a letter]fol. 509b: [Bahram Chubinah sits on the throne of Khusraw Parviz]fol 519a: [Battle between Khusraw Parviz and Bahram Chubinah]fol. 528a: [Qolun mortally wounds Bahram Chubinah]fol. 532b: [Gurdyah parades in her battle gear before Khusraw and Shirin]fol. 534b: [Shiruyah stabbing Khusraw Parviz]fol. 541a: [Barbad the minstrel sings for Khusraw in a tree in the garden]fol. 552b: [Yazdigird, the last Shah].Show 114 more Contents items
Getty Türü	Headpieces (layout features)—Islamic countries—17th century[Browse]Illuminated manuscripts—Islamic countries—17th century[Browse]
Dil Notu	Persian.
Kongre Kütüphanesi Türü	Poetry[Browse]
Kaynak	On fol. 1b, owner's note states that the book was purchased 9 Ṣafar 1202 H [20 November 1787] for 1500 rupees, and that it contains 563 folios [based on the erroneous Arabic foliation], 56,200 verses, and 120 miniatures by the artist Vilāyat.
Referanslar	Moghadam, M. E. et al. Garrett collection, no. 3
Edinme Kaynağı	Gift; Robert Garrett (Class of 1897), 1942.

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[Shāhnāmah].

Yazar Firdawsī

Basım Tarihi [1674]

Tür Kitap

Dil Farsça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Evet

Fiziksel Boyutlar ii, 561, ii leaves : paper, col. ill. ; 345 x 220 (265 x 146) mm. bound to 354 x 240 mm.

Kütüphane Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 774391709

Kayıt Numarası 9969618263506421

Tarih [1674]

Notlar Ms. codex.Title supplied by cataloger.Physical description: 25 lines per page, in four columns; written in small nastaʻliq in black on tan glazed, laid Arabic paper. Text occasionally written on a diagonal. Text framed in gold and blue; columns separated by double gold lines. Headings in red. Catchwords and a few marginal notes. Inserts between fol. 9-10, 26-27. Some damp staining and smudging; a few paper repairs, particularly on last two leaves. Otherwise in excellent condition.Decoration: ʻUnwāns for the preface and book 1 illuminated in gold and color. With 119 miniatures, of which fifteen are full-size; likely late 18th century.Origin: Copy completed on 1 Shaʻbān 1085 H [31 October 1674] (fol. 561a). - Rebound in leather with title and date tooled in gold on spine. - Illuminated copy of the Shāhnāmah, containing 119 average-quality miniatures likely of the late 18th century. Preceded by the "older preface" on fol. 1b-5a.

Örnek Metin Miniatures: fol. 4a: [Firdawsi and the Court Poets]fol. 7b: [In praise of Sultan Mahmud]fol. 10b: [Jamshid enthroned]fol. 15b: [Faridun fords river on his way to fight Zahhak]fol. 17a: [Faridun binds Zahhak]fol. 23b: [Tur, Sakila slay Iraj]fol. 27b: [Manuchihr kills Tur]fol. 30a: [Manuchihr enthroned]fol. 37a: [Zal meets Rudabah]fol. 45a: [Mubad questions Zal]fol. 49a: [Sam visits Zal, Rustam]fol. 58b: [Rustam catches Rakhsh]fol. 61a: [Rustam catches Afrasiyab by belt, lifts him]fol. 66a: [Rustam's first feat: Rakhsh kills lion]fol. 67a: [Rustam's third feat: Slays dragon]fol. 68a: [Rustam's fourth feat: Cleaves witch]fol. 69b: [Rustam's sixth feat: Kills Arzhang].fol. 70a: [Rustam enters cave where Kai Kaʾus and his men are chained]fol. 71a: [Rustam's seventh feat: Slays White Div]fol. 78b: [Kai Kaʾus air-borne]fol. 82b: [Tahminah visits Rustam]fol. 89a: [Suhrab, Hajir view Iranian camp]fol. 92b: [Suhrab overthrows Rustam in their second combat]fol. 93b: [Rustam mourns Suhrab]fol. 95b: [Tahminah mourns Suhrab's death]fol. 102a: [Siyavash undergoes the fire ordeal]fol. 111a: [Siyavash plays polo before Afrasiyab]fol. 121a: [Guruy executes Siyavash]fol. 127b: [Rustam fights Afrasiyab, Human, Turanian]fol. 131a: [Giv finds Kay Khusraw]fol. 133a: [Kay Khusraw, Farangis watch Giv defeat Turanian]fol. 134b: [Giv leads captive Piran before Kay Khusraw, Farangis]fol. 136a: [Kay Khusraw crosses Oxus with Farangis, Giv]fol. 139a: [Kay Khusraw's army beseiges Bahman's castle]fol. 148a: [Jarirah commits suicide over her son's body]fol. 149a: [Bizhan slays Palashan].fol. 155b: [Giv slays Tazhav]fol. 158b: [Tus slays Arzhang]fol. 167a: [Arrival of Fariburz at Mount Hamazvan]fol. 169a: [Arrival of Rustam at Mount Hamazvan]fol. 171b: [Rustam slays Ashkabus, horse]fol. 173b: [Rustam captures Kamus and kills him]fol. 175a: [Rustam overturns Chingish by sezing horse tail]fol. 176b: [Rustam, Piran parley]fol. 180b: [Rustam unhorses Shangul]fol. 182b: [Rustam pulls Khaqan of China from elephant by lasso]fol. 186a: [Rustam slays Kafur]fol. 189b: [Rustam vanquishes Puladvand].fol. 190b: [Rustam and the Iranians return to the court of Kai Khusraw]fol. 192b: [Rustam kills Akvan Div]fol. 194a: [Bizhan offers to kill the boars]fol. 195b [Bizhan kills the boars]fol. 197a: [Bizhan with Manizha, daughter of Afrasiyab]fol. 201a: [Gurgin returns to Iran without Bizhan]fol. 203a: [Rustam pays tribute to Kai Khusraw]fol. 205a: [Rustam before Piran]fol. 217a: [Bizhan slays Human]fol. 219a: [Kai Khusraw replies to the letter of Gudarz]fol. 225b-226a: [Battle of the 11 rukhs]fol. 229a: [Fariburz slays Kulbad]fol. 229b: [Giv battles Gurvi and captures him].fol. 230a: [Guraza binds the slain Siyamak]fol. 230b: [Furuhil slays Zangula]fol. 231a: [Ruhham slays Barman]fol. 231b: [Bizhan slays Ruin]fol. 232a: [Hajir slays Sipahram]fol. 232b: [Zanga slays Akhvasht]fol. 233a: [Gurgin slays Andariman]fol. 233b: [Barta slays Kuhram]fol. 234a: [Gudarz battles Piran]fol. 246b: [Kai Khusraw slays Shida, son of Afrasiyab]fol. 254a: [Afrasiyab's daughters come before Kai Khusraw]fol. 264a: [Kai Khusraw slays Afrasiyab]fol. 269a: [Kai Khusraw in the field with his champions]fol. 271b: [Kai Khusraw gives the kingship to Luhrasp].fol. 279b: [Gushtasp slays a dragon]fol. 282a: [Gushtasp returns to Iran]fol. 298b: [Isfandiyar's first expoit: Slays two wolves]fol. 299a: [Isfandiyar's second exploit: Slays two lions]fol. 300a: [Isfandiyar's third exploit: Slays a dragon]fol. 301a: [Isfandiyar's fourth exploit: Slays a witch]fol. 301b: [Isfandiyar's fifth exploit: Slays the Simurgh]fol. 303a: [Isfandiyar's sixth exploit: Passes through snow]fol. 306b: [Isfandiyar slays Arjasp]fol. 312b: [Bahman loosens a boulder to kill Rustam, but Rustam kicks it aside]fol. 315b: [Meeting of Rustam and Isfandiyar]fol. 324a: [Rustam shoots double-pointed arrow in Isfandiyar's eyes]fol. 329b: [Rustam slays Shaghad then dies].fol. 336a: [Darab enthroned]fol. 341b: [Sikandar attends dying Dara]fol. 350b: [Sikandar goes on pilgrimage to the Kaʻbah]fol. 358b: [Sikandar encounters Israfil]fol. 363b: [Sikandar mourned]fol. 384b: [Shapur escapes from Rum]fol 387a: [Caesar's mother urges his brother Yanus to fight Shapur]fol. 392b: [Bahram Gur skewers doe, buck while hunting]fol. 397b: [Bahram Gur kills two lions in order to attain the crown]fol. 403a: [Bahram Gur marries the daughters of a miller]fol. 410a: [Bahram Gur hunts lions]fol. 412b: [Bahram Gur slays dragon which killed a youth]fol 420b: [Bahram Gur slays a rhinoceros in India]fol. 421b: [Bahram Gur slays a dragon in India]fol. 437b: [Nushirvan receives the Iranians].fol. 440b: [Nushirvan goes to war with Caesar]fol. 445b: [Nushirvan finds male youth in harem]fol. 450b: [War between the Khaqan and the Haitalians]fol. 458a: [The story of how chess came to Iran from India]fol. 472b, 473b: [Nushirvan questioned by the archmages]fol. 489b: [Bahram Chubinah kills Savah Shah]fol. 495a: [Bahram Chubinah sends a letter]fol. 509b: [Bahram Chubinah sits on the throne of Khusraw Parviz]fol 519a: [Battle between Khusraw Parviz and Bahram Chubinah]fol. 528a: [Qolun mortally wounds Bahram Chubinah]fol. 532b: [Gurdyah parades in her battle gear before Khusraw and Shirin]fol. 534b: [Shiruyah stabbing Khusraw Parviz]fol. 541a: [Barbad the minstrel sings for Khusraw in a tree in the garden]fol. 552b: [Yazdigird, the last Shah].Show 114 more Contents items

Getty Türü Headpieces (layout features)—Islamic countries—17th century[Browse]Illuminated manuscripts—Islamic countries—17th century[Browse]

Dil Notu Persian.

Kongre Kütüphanesi Türü Poetry[Browse]

Kaynak On fol. 1b, owner's note states that the book was purchased 9 Ṣafar 1202 H [20 November 1787] for 1500 rupees, and that it contains 563 folios [based on the erroneous Arabic foliation], 56,200 verses, and 120 miniatures by the artist Vilāyat.

Referanslar Moghadam, M. E. et al. Garrett collection, no. 3

Edinme Kaynağı Gift; Robert Garrett (Class of 1897), 1942.