- Mir Sayyid Ali by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... in Tabriz (illustrations for Nezami’s Khamseh, manuscript dated 1539-43, British Museum, London), is distinguished by the inclusion of a multitude of somewhat static figures and by sonorous patches of color. In 1555, Mir Sayyid Ali went to live in India, where he became a leading court painter and one of the founders of the Mogul school of miniatures. His most ...
- Mirza Mohammad Abdulbahhab Qazvini by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... , the Chahar Maqaleh. Of Nezami Aruzi, and the Siyasat-nameh. Of Nezam al-Molk. He is also the author of articles on the history of Persian literature.WORKS AND TEXTSIn the collection Allameh-ye Qazvini. Tehran, 1949. Bist maqaleh-ye Qazvini., parts 1–2. Tehran, 1953–54.
- Qazvini, Mirza Mohammad Abdulbahhab by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... , the Chahar Maqaleh. Of Nezami Aruzi, and the Siyasat-nameh. Of Nezam al-Molk. He is also the author of articles on the history of Persian literature.WORKS AND TEXTSIn the collection Allameh-ye Qazvini. Tehran, 1949. Bist maqaleh-ye Qazvini., parts 1–2. Tehran, 1953–54.
- Navoi, Nizamaddin Mir Alisher by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... ) to the Quintuplets of Nezami and the Indo-Iranian poet Amir Khusrau, who wrote in Persian. Although he made use of the story lines contained in their works and adopted certain formal features, Navoi gave a completely different ideological and literary interpretation of the subjects and story situations and treated the characters and events in a new way.The ...
- Nizamaddin Mir Alisher Navoi by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... ) to the Quintuplets of Nezami and the Indo-Iranian poet Amir Khusrau, who wrote in Persian. Although he made use of the story lines contained in their works and adopted certain formal features, Navoi gave a completely different ideological and literary interpretation of the subjects and story situations and treated the characters and events in a new way.The ...