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Khamsah / Amīr Khusraw.

İsim Khamsah / Amīr Khusraw.
Yazar Amīr Khusraw Dihlavī, approximately 1253-1325
Basım Tarihi: 1828-9]
Basım Yeri [India -
Tür Kitap
Dil Farsça
Dijital Hayır
Yazma Evet
Sayfa Sayısı 195
Fiziksel Boyutlar 195 leaves : paper, col. ill. ; 322 x 218 (225 x 143) mm.
Kütüphane: Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası 770718156
Kayıt Numarası 9969430523506421
Tarih 1828-9]
Notlar Ms. codex.Title from fol. 1a.Physical description: 23 lines per page, in four columns; written in small nastaʻliq in black on thin glazed, laid Arabic paper. Text bordered by blue, gold, and red, with outer marginal blue border; columns separated by double red lines. Catchwords; headings in red. Numerous lacunae throughout the first three poems. Some damp staining and smudging; edges ragged and numerous leaves detached. A few are partially torn resulting in loss of text. Covers detached and spine missing.Decorations: Illuminated ʻunwāns at the beginning of each poem, in gold and colors. Eighteen Indian miniatures of mediocre quality.Origin: Texts 1-3 completed in Muḥarram 1244 H [July-August 1828] (fol. 110a). Remainder completed 20 Ramaḍān 1244 H [26 March 1829] (fol. 195b). Likely of Indian origin. - Covers are full brown leather over pasted boards with gold-stamped central mandorla, pendants, corner designs, and fillets; red leather doublures with gold fillets. Covers are damaged and detached. - Illuminated collection of Amīr Khusraw's epic poems in imitation of Niẓāmī Ganjavī's Khamsah; with eighteen Indian miniatures.
Örnek Metin Texts: fol. 3b-38b: Matlaʻ al-anvārfol. 39b-81b: [Shīrīn va Khusraw]fol. 82b-110a: [Majnūn va Laylá]fol. 111b-156b: [Āʼīnah-i Iskandarī]fol. 157b-195b: [Hasht bihisht].Miniatures: fol. 15b: [The Five Pillars of Islam, personified]fol. 23a: [The poet extolls the importance of friendship]fol. 65a: [Shīrīn and Khusraw meet before their marriage]fol. 89b: [Majnūn in the desert]fol. 96a: [Marriage of Majnūn to Nawfal's daughter]fol. 104a: [Laylá visits Majnūn in the desert]fol. 107b: [Laylá visits Majnūn in the desert]fol. 116b: [The poet advises his son]fol. 131b: [Iskandar and Kanīfū]fol. 137a: [Attempt on Iskandar's life?]fol. 145b: [Two men riding horses with swords; accompanies section in which Iskandar decides to begin his sea-voyage]fol. 153a: [Death of Iskandar]fol. 161b: [The poet receives encouragement from his friend to write this poem]fol. 162b: [The poet advises his daughter]fol. 163b: [Bahrām and Dilārām]fol. 167a: [Bahrām slays a gazelle]fol. 176b: [Bahrām in the green paradise]fol. 186a: [Rām and the dīv].Show 20 more Contents items
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Dil Notu Persian.
Kongre Kütüphanesi Türü Poetry[Browse]
Referanslar Moghadam, M. E. et al. Garrett collection, no. 13
Edinme Kaynağı Gift; Robert Garrett (Class of 1897), 1942.
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Khamsah / Amīr Khusraw.

Yazar Amīr Khusraw Dihlavī, approximately 1253-1325
Basım Tarihi 1828-9]
Basım Yeri [India -
Tür Kitap
Dil Farsça
Dijital Hayır
Yazma Evet
Sayfa Sayısı 195
Fiziksel Boyutlar 195 leaves : paper, col. ill. ; 322 x 218 (225 x 143) mm.
Kütüphane Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası 770718156
Kayıt Numarası 9969430523506421
Tarih 1828-9]
Notlar Ms. codex.Title from fol. 1a.Physical description: 23 lines per page, in four columns; written in small nastaʻliq in black on thin glazed, laid Arabic paper. Text bordered by blue, gold, and red, with outer marginal blue border; columns separated by double red lines. Catchwords; headings in red. Numerous lacunae throughout the first three poems. Some damp staining and smudging; edges ragged and numerous leaves detached. A few are partially torn resulting in loss of text. Covers detached and spine missing.Decorations: Illuminated ʻunwāns at the beginning of each poem, in gold and colors. Eighteen Indian miniatures of mediocre quality.Origin: Texts 1-3 completed in Muḥarram 1244 H [July-August 1828] (fol. 110a). Remainder completed 20 Ramaḍān 1244 H [26 March 1829] (fol. 195b). Likely of Indian origin. - Covers are full brown leather over pasted boards with gold-stamped central mandorla, pendants, corner designs, and fillets; red leather doublures with gold fillets. Covers are damaged and detached. - Illuminated collection of Amīr Khusraw's epic poems in imitation of Niẓāmī Ganjavī's Khamsah; with eighteen Indian miniatures.
Örnek Metin Texts: fol. 3b-38b: Matlaʻ al-anvārfol. 39b-81b: [Shīrīn va Khusraw]fol. 82b-110a: [Majnūn va Laylá]fol. 111b-156b: [Āʼīnah-i Iskandarī]fol. 157b-195b: [Hasht bihisht].Miniatures: fol. 15b: [The Five Pillars of Islam, personified]fol. 23a: [The poet extolls the importance of friendship]fol. 65a: [Shīrīn and Khusraw meet before their marriage]fol. 89b: [Majnūn in the desert]fol. 96a: [Marriage of Majnūn to Nawfal's daughter]fol. 104a: [Laylá visits Majnūn in the desert]fol. 107b: [Laylá visits Majnūn in the desert]fol. 116b: [The poet advises his son]fol. 131b: [Iskandar and Kanīfū]fol. 137a: [Attempt on Iskandar's life?]fol. 145b: [Two men riding horses with swords; accompanies section in which Iskandar decides to begin his sea-voyage]fol. 153a: [Death of Iskandar]fol. 161b: [The poet receives encouragement from his friend to write this poem]fol. 162b: [The poet advises his daughter]fol. 163b: [Bahrām and Dilārām]fol. 167a: [Bahrām slays a gazelle]fol. 176b: [Bahrām in the green paradise]fol. 186a: [Rām and the dīv].Show 20 more Contents items
Getty Türü Headpieces (layout features)—India—19th century[Browse]Illuminated manuscripts—India—19th century[Browse]
Dil Notu Persian.
Kongre Kütüphanesi Türü Poetry[Browse]
Referanslar Moghadam, M. E. et al. Garrett collection, no. 13
Edinme Kaynağı Gift; Robert Garrett (Class of 1897), 1942.
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