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KAZAKHSTAN ORIENTAL STUDIES
With the rise of the Ilkhanids in Iran, especially from the Ghazans, with their increased emphasis on legitimacy, historiography gained support as one of the cultural strategies that paved the way for the writing of many historical works, both commissioned by the government and independently. This study examines the revival of Iranian national identity
Sagynysh Amirbekova +2 more
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With the rise of the Ilkhanids in Iran, especially from the Ghazans, with their increased emphasis on legitimacy, historiography gained support as one of the cultural strategies that paved the way for the writing of many historical works, both commissioned by the government and independently. This study examines the revival of Iranian national identity
Sagynysh Amirbekova +2 more
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Treasury of Persian Language and Literature
The present study aims to conduct a comparative analysis of Banna’i Kufic script as an element of the integration of Iranian architecture and calligraphy during the Ilkhanid period. This analysis is carried out on two religious structures with different functions but within the same historical and geographical context of Iran.
Ghazaleh Sabeghi +3 more
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The present study aims to conduct a comparative analysis of Banna’i Kufic script as an element of the integration of Iranian architecture and calligraphy during the Ilkhanid period. This analysis is carried out on two religious structures with different functions but within the same historical and geographical context of Iran.
Ghazaleh Sabeghi +3 more
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Religious Life and Sufism in Horasan: The Ilkhanid Period
The Ilkhanate period is a significant turning point in the medieval Islamic world. This period was when political and social structures were reshaped, and religious and cultural transformations occurred. In this context, the geography of Khurasan, the crossroads where the Iranian and Indian traditions meet, became the center of religious and sufi ...openaire +1 more source
Journal of Social-Political Studies of Iran's Culture and History
One of the most prominent flourishing arts in Islamic civilization is Iranian architecture, which achieved a high aesthetic and innovative status through its adaptation to Islamic cultural concepts and depiction of celestial elements. In this architecture, features such as precise design, captivating decorations, harmony in proportion and symmetry ...
Seyed Ahmad Hosseini +3 more
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One of the most prominent flourishing arts in Islamic civilization is Iranian architecture, which achieved a high aesthetic and innovative status through its adaptation to Islamic cultural concepts and depiction of celestial elements. In this architecture, features such as precise design, captivating decorations, harmony in proportion and symmetry ...
Seyed Ahmad Hosseini +3 more
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2023
During the Ilkhanid period, Eastern Christians (Nestorians, Armenians, Syriacs) interacted with the Turkish and Muslim people who made up the majority of the population in cities such as Maragha and Sultaniyeh, where Tabriz and Urmia were in interaction. This situation affected the scientific activities and understanding of art in the region.
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During the Ilkhanid period, Eastern Christians (Nestorians, Armenians, Syriacs) interacted with the Turkish and Muslim people who made up the majority of the population in cities such as Maragha and Sultaniyeh, where Tabriz and Urmia were in interaction. This situation affected the scientific activities and understanding of art in the region.
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Lost and Found: The Ilkhanid Tiles of the Pir-i Bakran Mausoleum (Linjan, Isfahan)
Iran, 2023Ana Marija Grbanovic
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The Period of Instability in the Ilkhanid State: Arpa and Mūsā Khāns
The purpose of this study is to investigate how the Ilkhanid State faced a period of chaos after the death of the Ilkhanid ruler Abū Saʿīd in 1335 and which factors aggravated this conflict. After the reign of Abū Saʿīd, the central Mongol administration in Iran was shaken during the reigns of the Ilkhanid rulers Arpa Khān (also known as Arpa Ke’un ...openaire +1 more source
Jordan Journal for History and Archaeology
The Ilkhanid Mongols (651-756 AH / 1253-1355 AD) were interested in urbanization and construction in keeping with civilized countries and to have an architectural imprint that competed with the neighboring nations. The Ilkhan Öljeitü Muḥammad Khudābandeh (703-716 AH / 1303-1316 AD), known for his love of building and construction, wanted to have a ...
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The Ilkhanid Mongols (651-756 AH / 1253-1355 AD) were interested in urbanization and construction in keeping with civilized countries and to have an architectural imprint that competed with the neighboring nations. The Ilkhan Öljeitü Muḥammad Khudābandeh (703-716 AH / 1303-1316 AD), known for his love of building and construction, wanted to have a ...
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