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Buscarello de
Ghizolfi, also
known as
Buscarel of Gisolfe, was a
European who
settled in
Persia in the 13th
century while it was part of the
Mongol Ilkhanate...
- to Islam. In
April 1305, he sent a
Mongol emb****y led by
Buscarello de
Ghizolfi to the
French king
Philip IV of France, Pope
Clement V, and
Edward I of...
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Mongol Ilkhan ruler Öljaitü sent an emb****y led by
Buscarello de
Ghizolfi to Clement,
Philip IV of France, and
Edward I of England. In 1307, another...
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answered by
Arghun in 1289,
forwarded by the
Genoese merchant Buscarello de
Ghizolfi, a
diplomatic agent for the Il-khans. In the
letter to
Philip IV, Arghun...
- of the Indo-Islamic World, Vol.2, 17.
Penny Encyclopedia Buscarello de
Ghizolfi Battutah, Ibn (2002). The
Travels of Ibn Battutah. London: Picador. p. 60...
- "Guilgursis"—may be
attributed to
errors of the
Russian scribes.
Buscarello de
Ghizolfi Richard Löwe, Die
Reste der
Germanen am
Schwarzen Meere, p. 42, Halle,...
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known to have
worked for Ghazan, such as Isol the
Pisan or
Buscarello de
Ghizolfi,
often in high positions.
Hundreds of such
Western adventurers entered...
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Translation of Oljeitu's
message by
Buscarello de
Ghizolfi, on the back of the
letter (visible here)....
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brother Öljaitü. In
April 1305, Öljaitü sent an emb****y led by
Buscarello de
Ghizolfi to the pope and
kings of
England and
France in
hopes of
finally concluding...
- Jerusalem.
Through Bar
Sauma and
other later envoys, such as
Buscarello de
Ghizolfi,
Arghun promised the
European leaders that if
Jerusalem were conquered...
