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Timurid Period: (Period of Riddle, Artifice and Repetition)

1981
GEORGE MORRISON, JULIAN BALDICK, SHAFĪᶜĪ KADKANI   +2 more
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The Paysage as Funerary Imagery in the Timurid Period

Muqarnas, 1992
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The Timurid and Turkmen Period

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Notes on the Decorative Arts of the Timurid Period. Iii. On a Type of Timurid Pottery Design: The Flying-Bird-Pattern

Oriente Moderno, 1996
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Timurid India

, 2018
This chapter will show how the Mughals in India entered a world in which the value of Timurid sovereignty (initially crucial following the capture of Delhi by Timur) had become irrelevant, leaving behind only the traumatic memories of destruction and ...
Ali Anooshahr
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RELIGION IN THE TIMURID AND SAFAVID PERIODS

1986
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TIMURID ERA At the time of Tīmūr's death and under his immediate successors the religious situation in Iran was characterised by two complementary processes, which were the primary determinant of – or, minimally, ultimately resulted in - that particular form of religious reality known as Safavid Shi'ism.
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The Tomb Architecture of Timurid Period

2013
Timur ve daha sonra oğlu Mirza Bahadır Muiniddîn Şâh Rûh (1377/1405-1447) ve torunu Mirza Muhammed Tarık Uluğ Bey (1394/1447-1449) dönemlerinde başta Semerkant olmak üzere Şâh Rûh döneminin başkenti Herat, Buhara, Merv, Meşhed, Belh, Tebriz, Rey ve Yezd gibi tüm Horasan ve İran şehirleri ihya edilmiş, ‘Timurlu Rönesansı’ nın yaratıldığı merkezler ...
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PERSIAN POETRY IN THE TIMURID AND SAFAVID PERIODS

1986
Politically, this period extended from the death of the last great Īl–Khān (736/1335) to the accession of Nādir Shāh (1148–60/1736–47). It encompassed the rise and fall of two powerful dynasties, the Timurids (771–911/1370–1506) and the Safavids (907–1135/1501–1722), as well as of a number of lesser houses.
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Historiography of the Timurid State Period

Persian history and Persian historiography in Persian culture, which has an ancient culture, date back to pre-Islamic times. After the Iranian lands were taken over by Muslims during the time of Hz. Omar, Persian historiography continued in Arabic for a long time.
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Andijan in the Mongol and Timurid Period

Many settlements of strategic importance in terms of political, social, economic, and military aspects have been established in Turkestan, one of the oldest settlements of the Turks. Although its history goes back approximately three thousand years, the historical mission assigned to these cities dates back to the 7th-10th centuries.
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