Three Ghazals by Tabib Isfahani

سه غزل از طبیب اصفهانی

Year: 17??

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Three Ghazals (odes) by Tabib Isfahani, the physician to the Persian ruler Nadir Shah (r. 1736-47). Writen in the Shikastah-Nasta'liq scripts, most likely produced in India. As Tabib Isfahani was a poet of the 12th/18th century, this fragment in all likelihood was executed during Nadir Shah's reign, that is, around the middle of the 18th century. As the ruler is best known for his invasions of Mughal India -- he sacked Delhi and Lahore and brought back the famous Peacock Throne to Iran -- thi...

این اثر مجموعه‌ای است از سه غزل سروده‌ی طبیب اصفهانی، پزشک و شاعر ایرانی دوره‌ی نادرشاه (حک. ۱۷۳۶-۱۷۴۷ م). متن به خط شکسته نستعلیق نوشته شده و احتمالاً در هند و در همان دوران سلطنت نادرشاه کتابت شده است. نادرشاه به‌ویژه به خاطر لشکرکشی‌هایش به هند و غارت دهلی و لاهور و انتقال تخت طاووس به ایران شناخته می‌شود. این پیوند تاریخی، نسبت این نسخه را به محیط هند محتمل می‌سازد.

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Year
17??
Language
persian
Class
Manuscripts
Type
Book
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