- and
geographical works.
Mustawfi is the
author of
three works; Tarikh-i
guzida ("Excerpt History"),
Zafarnamah ("Book of Victory") and
Nuzhat al-Qulub...
- The Tarikh-i
guzida (also
spelled Tarikh-e
Gozideh (Persian: تاریخ گزیده, "Excerpt history"), is a
compendium of
Islamic history from the
creation of the...
- 000
people in his
hometown Ray.
Hamdallah Mustaufi, who
completed Tarikhi guzida in 1330,
states that 800,000
people were
killed and m****acred
during Hulagu's...
- of Victories" (Chagatay: تواریخ گزیده نصرتنامه, romanized: Tavārīkh-i
Guzīda-yi Nuṣratnāma), it is
noted that the wife of the
ancestor of
Shaybani Khan...
- 1201–1211),
Qifti (Tārikh al-hukamā, 1255), and
Hamdallah Mustawfi (Tarikh-i
guzida, 1339).: 39
Boyle emphasized that
there are a
number of
other Persian scholars...
- origin, and is
buried in Zava, Khurasan. Qazvini,
author of the Tarikh-i
guzida,
states Haydar was
alive at the time of the
Mongol invasion of
Central Asia...
- Browne,
Edward Granville; Nicholson,
Reynold Alleyne (1910). The Ta'ríkh-i-
guzída; or, "Select history" of Hamdulláh Mustawfí-i-Qazwíní,
compiled in A.H....
- Chagatai's
Turkish historical work, the Shibani-nama,
while the, Tawarikh-i
Guzida-yi Nusrat-nama, was
sponsored by the Khan himself. The Khan also inspired...
-
carefully examining the
available data. Safa,
drawing from the Tarikh-i
guzida written in 1330 by
Hamdallah Mustawfi—which is the
earliest surviving reliable...
- who
later converted to Shafi‘i and
Hanafi Islam respectively. Tarikh-i
guzida however says that the
Ghorids were only
converted to
Islam by Mahmud. The...
