Book contents
- Frontmatter
- 1 THE JALAYIRIDS, MUZAFFARIDS AND SARBADĀRS
- 2 TĪMŪR IN IRAN
- 3 THE SUCCESSORS OF TĪMŪR
- 4 THE TÜRKMEN DYNASTIES
- 5 THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 6 THE SAFAVID ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM
- 7 EUROPEAN CONTACTS WITH PERSIA, 1350–1736
- 8 TRADE FROM THE MID-14TH CENTURY TO THE END OF THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 9 SOCIAL AND INTERNAL ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
- 10 THE EXACT SCIENCES IN TIMURID IRAN
- 11 PERSIAN SCIENCE IN SAFAVID TIMES
- 12 RELIGION IN THE TIMURID AND SAFAVID PERIODS
- 13 SPIRITUAL MOVEMENTS, PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY IN THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 14 CARPETS AND TEXTILES
- 15 (a) TIMURID ARCHITECTURE
- (b) SAFAVID ARCHITECTURE
- 16 (a) THE PICTORIAL ARTS IN THE TIMURID PERIOD
- (b) THE ARTS IN THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 17 (a) PERSIAN LITERATURE IN THE TIMURID AND TÜRKMEN PERIODS (782–907/1380–1501)
- (b) HĀFIZ AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES
- (c) PERSIAN LITERATURE IN THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 18 PERSIAN POETRY IN THE TIMURID AND SAFAVID PERIODS
- Bibliographies
- Plate section
- Plate section
- Plate section
- Maps
- References
Bibliographies
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 March 2008
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- 1 THE JALAYIRIDS, MUZAFFARIDS AND SARBADĀRS
- 2 TĪMŪR IN IRAN
- 3 THE SUCCESSORS OF TĪMŪR
- 4 THE TÜRKMEN DYNASTIES
- 5 THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 6 THE SAFAVID ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM
- 7 EUROPEAN CONTACTS WITH PERSIA, 1350–1736
- 8 TRADE FROM THE MID-14TH CENTURY TO THE END OF THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 9 SOCIAL AND INTERNAL ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
- 10 THE EXACT SCIENCES IN TIMURID IRAN
- 11 PERSIAN SCIENCE IN SAFAVID TIMES
- 12 RELIGION IN THE TIMURID AND SAFAVID PERIODS
- 13 SPIRITUAL MOVEMENTS, PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY IN THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 14 CARPETS AND TEXTILES
- 15 (a) TIMURID ARCHITECTURE
- (b) SAFAVID ARCHITECTURE
- 16 (a) THE PICTORIAL ARTS IN THE TIMURID PERIOD
- (b) THE ARTS IN THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 17 (a) PERSIAN LITERATURE IN THE TIMURID AND TÜRKMEN PERIODS (782–907/1380–1501)
- (b) HĀFIZ AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES
- (c) PERSIAN LITERATURE IN THE SAFAVID PERIOD
- 18 PERSIAN POETRY IN THE TIMURID AND SAFAVID PERIODS
- Bibliographies
- Plate section
- Plate section
- Plate section
- Maps
- References
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