Scholars of Safavid history, and specifically those interested in the reign of Šāh Sulṭān Ḥusayn, are all intimate with Laurence Lockhart’s The Fall of the Safavi Dynasty and the Afghan Occupation of Persia. However, as Rudi Matthee points out rightly in the preamble of this article, the historiographical terrain for this period has changed considerably in terms of source material and theoretical approaches with regards to state decline and devolution since Lockhart first published his work s..
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Hulegu Khan's arrival in Iran circa 1254 has often been depicted in a negative light. This article ...
In past years, Maeda has published a series of well-documented papers on the Safavid Èolāms. His arg...
Bringing together, on the one hand, the fields of Persian letters, rhetoric and the art of inšā and,...
The author argues that Safavid Iran enjoyed a “cohesion and coherence” that made it more than a mere...
General assessment of the state of the world on the eve of the establishment of the Safavid state. T...
The later Safavid period, hitherto seen as a period of decline that could be generously neglected, h...
This seminal article suggests a fresh interpretation of the dynamism of the late Safavid political p...
Découverte sensationnelle dans la bibliothèque du Christ’s College à Cambridge : le manuscrit Dd.5.6...
Historical Writing During the Reign of Shah ‘Abbas by Sholeh Quinn is the first book-length treatmen...
Born in obscurity about 1878 and soon orphaned, Reza Pahlavi enlisted at fifteen in a Russian-office...
In this highly valuable article M. Sefatgol provides information on some hitherto barely noticed his...
In this brief article, Prof. Quinn, reiterates her published findings that Safavid chroniclers large...
The Sāmānids (204/819-395/1005) were the last Iranian dynasty to rule Eastern Iran before the advent...
The legitimization of the Shah was managed through his bloodline - as in those who were Sayyid or de...
In his recent book, Majd undertakes the task of retelling the fundamental political changes in Iran ...
Hulegu Khan's arrival in Iran circa 1254 has often been depicted in a negative light. This article ...
In past years, Maeda has published a series of well-documented papers on the Safavid Èolāms. His arg...
Bringing together, on the one hand, the fields of Persian letters, rhetoric and the art of inšā and,...