Shāhnāmah.

Name: Shāhnāmah.
Author: Firdawsī

İsim	Shāhnāmah.
Yazar	Firdawsī
Basım Tarihi:	[1544]
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Farsça
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Evet
Fiziksel Boyutlar	ii, 629, ii leaves : paper, col. ill. ; 403 x 254 (257 x 140) mm. bound to 410 x 263 mm.
Kütüphane:	Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası	773613629
Kayıt Numarası	9969560563506421
Tarih	[1544]
Notlar	Ms. codex.Title from title page (fol. 1a).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, with marginal red border; columns separated by double gold lines. Original leaves mounted on new borders of glazed, laid European paper. Fol. 255, 386-387, 431, 488 are replacements; on fol. 386, 431, the space for the miniatures is filled with unfinished sketches in ink, and miniature space on fol. 488 is left blank. Last two leaves patched; some leaves damp stained and smudged. Otherwise in good condition.Decoration: Title page on fol. 1b elaboratedly illuminated in gold and color which have faded somewhat. On fol. 13b, illuminated ʻunwān in gold and color. Headings in blue in a rectangular frame decorated in gold and color. Spaces between diagonal text illuminated with pattern similar to headings. With 33 well-preserved miniatures of high quality, likely 16th century.Origin: Copy completed in Jumādá I 951 H [July-August 1544] (fol. 629a). - Rebound in modern maroon leather. Original 17th-century binding is full green leather with filigree central mandorla and corner pieces on colored background; brown leather doublures. - Lavishly illuminated copy of the Shāhnāmah, containing 33 high-quality, well-preserved miniatures of the 16th century. Preceded by the Bāysunghurī Introduction on fol. 1b-13a.
Örnek Metin	Miniatures: fol. 5a: [Firdawsi and the four court poets]fol. 26a: [Zahhak enthroned]fol. 39a: [Zahhak brought before Faridun]fol. 48b: [Tur, Sakila slay Iraj]fol. 53a: [Manuchihr kills Tur]fol. 63b: [Zal marries Rudabah]fol. 73b: [Rustam's birth]fol. 75b: [Rustam slays White Elephant]fol. 96b: [Rustam slays White Div]fol. 100a: [King Mazandaran dies]fol. 105b: [Kai Kaʾus air-borne]fol. 121a: [Rustam mourns Suhrab]fol. 139a: [Siyavash hunts onager with Afrasiyab]fol. 152a: [Guruy executes Siyavash]fol. 159b: [Rustam slays Pilsam]fol. 173b: [Rustam, Zal before Kay Khusraw]fol. 186b: [Giv strikes crown from Tazhav's head].fol. 209a: [Rustam slays Ashkabus, horse]fol. 224a: [Rustam vanquishes Puladvand]fol. 245a: [Rustam rescues Bizhan from pit]fol. 270b: [Piran escapes from Gudarz but is later killed]fol. 287a: [Kay Khusraw, Iranians triumph]fol. 307b: [Kay Khusraw slays Afrasiyab while Garsivaz looks on]fol. 323a: [Gushtasp slays wolf]fol. 338b: [Isfandiyar kills Bidirafsh]fol. 350b: [Isfandiyar's first exploit: Fights wolves]fol. 353a: [Isfandiyar's fifth exploit: Kills Simah Barzin]fol. 361a: [Gushtasp receives Isfandiyar]fol. 367b: [Rustam kicks aside rocked pushed by Bahman]fol. 375a: [Rustam boasts during trial of strength with Isfandiyar]fol. 380b: [Combat between Rustam and Isfandiyar]fol. 408b: [Bahman has Faramarz shot full of arrows in Kabul]fol. 598a: [Captured Qolun mortally wounds Bahram Chubinah].Show 30 more Contents items
Getty Türü	Headpieces (layout features)—Islamic Empire—16th century[Browse]Illuminated manuscripts—Islamic Empire—16th century[Browse]
Dil Notu	Persian.
Kongre Kütüphanesi Türü	Poetry[Browse]
Kaynak	On fol. 13b, owner's seal of Amān Allāh accompanied by a note stating that he presented the ms. to Yūsuf Khān Sarhang in Kurdistān in 1265 H [1848 or 9].
Referanslar	Moghadam, M. E. et al. Garrett collection, no. 1
Edinme Kaynağı	Gift; Robert Garrett (Class of 1897), 1942.

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Shāhnāmah.

Yazar Firdawsī

Basım Tarihi [1544]

Tür Kitap

Dil Farsça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Evet

Fiziksel Boyutlar ii, 629, ii leaves : paper, col. ill. ; 403 x 254 (257 x 140) mm. bound to 410 x 263 mm.

Kütüphane Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 773613629

Kayıt Numarası 9969560563506421

Tarih [1544]

Notlar Ms. codex.Title from title page (fol. 1a).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, with marginal red border; columns separated by double gold lines. Original leaves mounted on new borders of glazed, laid European paper. Fol. 255, 386-387, 431, 488 are replacements; on fol. 386, 431, the space for the miniatures is filled with unfinished sketches in ink, and miniature space on fol. 488 is left blank. Last two leaves patched; some leaves damp stained and smudged. Otherwise in good condition.Decoration: Title page on fol. 1b elaboratedly illuminated in gold and color which have faded somewhat. On fol. 13b, illuminated ʻunwān in gold and color. Headings in blue in a rectangular frame decorated in gold and color. Spaces between diagonal text illuminated with pattern similar to headings. With 33 well-preserved miniatures of high quality, likely 16th century.Origin: Copy completed in Jumādá I 951 H [July-August 1544] (fol. 629a). - Rebound in modern maroon leather. Original 17th-century binding is full green leather with filigree central mandorla and corner pieces on colored background; brown leather doublures. - Lavishly illuminated copy of the Shāhnāmah, containing 33 high-quality, well-preserved miniatures of the 16th century. Preceded by the Bāysunghurī Introduction on fol. 1b-13a.

Örnek Metin Miniatures: fol. 5a: [Firdawsi and the four court poets]fol. 26a: [Zahhak enthroned]fol. 39a: [Zahhak brought before Faridun]fol. 48b: [Tur, Sakila slay Iraj]fol. 53a: [Manuchihr kills Tur]fol. 63b: [Zal marries Rudabah]fol. 73b: [Rustam's birth]fol. 75b: [Rustam slays White Elephant]fol. 96b: [Rustam slays White Div]fol. 100a: [King Mazandaran dies]fol. 105b: [Kai Kaʾus air-borne]fol. 121a: [Rustam mourns Suhrab]fol. 139a: [Siyavash hunts onager with Afrasiyab]fol. 152a: [Guruy executes Siyavash]fol. 159b: [Rustam slays Pilsam]fol. 173b: [Rustam, Zal before Kay Khusraw]fol. 186b: [Giv strikes crown from Tazhav's head].fol. 209a: [Rustam slays Ashkabus, horse]fol. 224a: [Rustam vanquishes Puladvand]fol. 245a: [Rustam rescues Bizhan from pit]fol. 270b: [Piran escapes from Gudarz but is later killed]fol. 287a: [Kay Khusraw, Iranians triumph]fol. 307b: [Kay Khusraw slays Afrasiyab while Garsivaz looks on]fol. 323a: [Gushtasp slays wolf]fol. 338b: [Isfandiyar kills Bidirafsh]fol. 350b: [Isfandiyar's first exploit: Fights wolves]fol. 353a: [Isfandiyar's fifth exploit: Kills Simah Barzin]fol. 361a: [Gushtasp receives Isfandiyar]fol. 367b: [Rustam kicks aside rocked pushed by Bahman]fol. 375a: [Rustam boasts during trial of strength with Isfandiyar]fol. 380b: [Combat between Rustam and Isfandiyar]fol. 408b: [Bahman has Faramarz shot full of arrows in Kabul]fol. 598a: [Captured Qolun mortally wounds Bahram Chubinah].Show 30 more Contents items

Getty Türü Headpieces (layout features)—Islamic Empire—16th century[Browse]Illuminated manuscripts—Islamic Empire—16th century[Browse]

Dil Notu Persian.

Kongre Kütüphanesi Türü Poetry[Browse]

Kaynak On fol. 13b, owner's seal of Amān Allāh accompanied by a note stating that he presented the ms. to Yūsuf Khān Sarhang in Kurdistān in 1265 H [1848 or 9].

Referanslar Moghadam, M. E. et al. Garrett collection, no. 1

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