This seminal article suggests a fresh interpretation of the dynamism of the late Safavid political process, a topic recently attracting more and more interest from researchers. In the first chapter, the author sharply criticizes the kind of approaches that deem 17th century Safavid politics to be power struggles among elite groups such as ġolāms, Qezelbāš, ‘ulamā, bureaucrats, and eunuchs, premising that each of these had its own common interests. To demonstrate further the limited usefulness..
This article seeks to reconstruct the prevailing concepts, images and principles that framed soverei...
This thoughtful and well documented article revisits the link between Safavid Iran and its “satellit...
Islam in Iran temporarily break Iranian royalty pattern but soon the Arabs also were modeled and Ira...
This thesis is about the start and the evolution of the Safavid Monarchy in Iran between the 16th ce...
This article concentrates on the period 1555-78 in Ottoman-Safavid relations, the interval between t...
Cette thèse porte sur la formation et l’évolution de la monarchie safavide en Iran entre le XVIe et ...
The later Safavid period, hitherto seen as a period of decline that could be generously neglected, h...
This brilliant paper evaluates carefully the recently discovered third volume of Afḍal al-tavārīḫ of...
Scholars of Safavid history, and specifically those interested in the reign of Šāh Sulṭān Ḥusayn, ar...
This paper first suggests that the paradigms utilised in the study of the Safavid period in Iran (15...
Heidarzadeh presents in this paper results about social aspects of scholarly life under the Ottomans...
The author probes the question of the existence and nature of a civil society in 17th century Istanb...
AbstractThis article examines the social makeup of the early Qajar administration or chancery (dīvān...
The author argues that Safavid Iran enjoyed a “cohesion and coherence” that made it more than a mere...
In 1818, Prince Kāmrān, son of Šāh Maḥmūd Dorrānī and governor of Herat at that time, had his minist...
This article seeks to reconstruct the prevailing concepts, images and principles that framed soverei...
This thoughtful and well documented article revisits the link between Safavid Iran and its “satellit...
Islam in Iran temporarily break Iranian royalty pattern but soon the Arabs also were modeled and Ira...
This thesis is about the start and the evolution of the Safavid Monarchy in Iran between the 16th ce...
This article concentrates on the period 1555-78 in Ottoman-Safavid relations, the interval between t...
Cette thèse porte sur la formation et l’évolution de la monarchie safavide en Iran entre le XVIe et ...
The later Safavid period, hitherto seen as a period of decline that could be generously neglected, h...
This brilliant paper evaluates carefully the recently discovered third volume of Afḍal al-tavārīḫ of...
Scholars of Safavid history, and specifically those interested in the reign of Šāh Sulṭān Ḥusayn, ar...
This paper first suggests that the paradigms utilised in the study of the Safavid period in Iran (15...
Heidarzadeh presents in this paper results about social aspects of scholarly life under the Ottomans...
The author probes the question of the existence and nature of a civil society in 17th century Istanb...
AbstractThis article examines the social makeup of the early Qajar administration or chancery (dīvān...
The author argues that Safavid Iran enjoyed a “cohesion and coherence” that made it more than a mere...
In 1818, Prince Kāmrān, son of Šāh Maḥmūd Dorrānī and governor of Herat at that time, had his minist...
This article seeks to reconstruct the prevailing concepts, images and principles that framed soverei...
This thoughtful and well documented article revisits the link between Safavid Iran and its “satellit...
Islam in Iran temporarily break Iranian royalty pattern but soon the Arabs also were modeled and Ira...