{"id":404,"date":"2012-10-11T00:14:09","date_gmt":"2012-10-10T22:14:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.ua.es\/xahor\/?page_id=404"},"modified":"2012-10-11T00:16:41","modified_gmt":"2012-10-10T22:16:41","slug":"classical-writings-of-the-medieval-islamic-world-persian-histories-of-the-mongol-dynasties-3-volumes","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/blogs.ua.es\/xahor\/libros-y-novedades-bibliograficas\/classical-writings-of-the-medieval-islamic-world-persian-histories-of-the-mongol-dynasties-3-volumes\/","title":{"rendered":"Classical Writings of the Medieval Islamic World – Persian Histories of the Mongol Dynasties (3 Volumes)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Mirzar Haydar Dughlat, Khwandamir, Rashiduddin Fazlullah, Classical Writings of the Medieval Islamic World – Persian Histories of the Mongol Dynasties<\/em>, Ed.Wheeler M. Thackston, I.B. Tauris, 2012, 3 Vol., 1560 pp.<\/p>\n

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Acaba de aparecer esta obra y que representa el esfuerzo de traducci\u00f3n para hacer asequible a los historiadores no conocedores de la lengua persa las m\u00e1s fuentes m\u00e1s importantes para el conocimiento de la dinast\u00eda Ilkhan\u00ed y Timur\u00ed. En la obra aparece Wheeler M. Thackston como editor lo que presupone un grado de rigor acad\u00e9mico muy elevado.<\/p>\n

Aunque no puedo dar una valoraci\u00f3n de la misma ya que todav\u00eda no la tenemos disponible hemos accedido al \u00edndice que suministra la distribuidora:<\/p>\n

CLASSICAL WRITINGS OF THE MEDIEVAL ISLAMIC WORLD
\nVOLUME 1: “Tarikh-i-Rashidi: A History of the Khans of Moghulistan”
\nby Mirza Haydar Dughlat
\nTranslator\u2019s preface
\nMap of Moghulistan and surrounding areas
\nThe Khans of Moghulistan
\nThe Dughlat
\nThe Timurids mentioned in the Tarikh-i-Rashidi
\nChronology of the Tarikh-i-Rashidi
\nTARIKH-I-RASHIDI BOOK ONE
\nTARIKH-I-RASHIDI BOOK TWO
\nWorks cited
\nVOLUME 2:”The Reign of the Mongol and the Turk”
\nby Khwandamir
\nTranslator’s preface
\nPart One: On the Khans of Turkistan and the Rule of Genghis Kha nand his Sons in the Lands of Iran
\nand Turan Genghis Khan\u2019s progeny who ruled autonomously and independently in Iran
\nPart Two: On Some of the Rulers Contemporary with the Genghisids Who Donned the Garb of
\nPadishahs and Quaffed the Goblet of Divine Favour
\nThe Muzaffarids of Shiraz
\nThe Atabegs of Luristan
\nThe Kings of Rustamdar
\nThe History of the Kings of Mazanderan
\nThe Rule of the Sayyid
\nThe History of the Sarbadars of Sabzawar
\nThe Kurt King of Herat
\nPart Three: On the Deeds and Exploits of His Majesty the Sahib-Qiran Amir Temur Kuragan, and an
\nExposition of that World-Conquering Padishah’s Sons and Grandsons Down to Today
\nThe reign of the victorious Khaqan Mu\u2019inuddin Shahrukh Mirza
\nThe history of Shahrukh Mirza\u2019s sons
\nThe reign of Mirza Sultan-Ibrahim
\nThe history of the reign of Sultan-Abusa\u2019id Mirza
\nThe history of the reign of Sultan-Husayn Mirza
\nThe joint reign of Sultan Badi\u2019uzzaman Mirza and Muzaffar-Husayn Mirza K\u00fcr\u00e4g\u00e4n
\nThe end of Sultan-Husayn Mirza\u2019s noble offspring
\nPart Four: On the Rising of the Sun of Regal Fortune, and How that Majesty Was Singled Out for Divine Favor
\nThe history of the Aqqoyunlu Turcomans
\nThe history of Shah Isma\u2019il the Safavid
\nGlossary of terms
\nBooks cited and reference works
\nIndex of persons
\nIndex of place pames
\nIndex of terms, books
\nVOLUME 3: Compendium of Chronicles. A History of the Mongols by Rashiduddin Fazlullah
\nPart One: The History of the Emergemce of the Turkic Nations and How they Divided into Various Tribes, along with a Summary History of the Ancestors of Each Nation
\nIntroduction: the geography of some of the places inhabited by the Turkic nations, and a list of names and epithets of each division
\n1 The histories and stories of the nations of Oghuz and the twenty-four branches of his sons and their offspring and some of his brothers and cousins who joined him
\n2 The Turkic nations that are now called Mongols but in times past were separate nations, each with its own language and name
\n3 The Turkic tribes that have also had separate monarchs and leaders but do not have a close relationship to the tribes mentioned in the previous division or to the Mongols yet are close to them in physiognomy and language
\n4 The Turkic tribes that were anciently styled Mongol, from which many tribes have come into being
\nPart Two: History of the Rulerts of the Mongol and Turkic Peoples
\n1 The history of Genghis Khan’s forebears and ancestors
\n2 The history of Genghis Khan and his illustrious offspring, some of whom have become rulers in every era, others of whom have not been rulers of a specific ulus, along with a summary account of the rulers of the world contemporary with them down to the year 705 of the Hegira
\nGlossary
\nWorks cited
\nIndex<\/p>\n

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