- The
Rivayats (also
spelled as Revayats) are a
series of
exchanges between the
Zoroastrian community in
India and
their co-religionists in
early modern...
- for
thirty years. (At this
point the
Avesta falls silent and the
Parsi rivayât takes up the story).
Ahriman (Angra Mainyu),
exasperated by his undignified...
- Mādayān ī
Gizistag Abāliš Nāmagīhā ī Manuščihr
Pahlavi Rivāyat Rivāyat of Ādurfarrbag ī Farroxzādān
Rivāyat of Ēmēdī Ašwahištān Šayest-nē-šāyest Škand-gumānīg...
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known in
detail from the
supplement to the
Shayest ne Shayest, the two
Rivayat collections, and the two Saddars. One of the
earliest literary descriptions...
-
Rivayat, ii, 132–133, n. 4. "DENKARD, Book 3, ch 80-81 (Sanjana, Vol 2)". www.avesta.org.
Retrieved 2020-07-28. Williams, A. V. The
Pahlavi RivÄyat Accompanying...
-
transmissions and
their replies – ****iduously
preserved by the
community as the
rivayats (epistles) – span the
years 1478–1766 and deal with both
religious and...
- Menog-i Khrad,
Selections of Zadspram,
Jamasp Namag,
Epistles of Manucher,
Rivayats, Dadestan-i-Denig, and Arda
Viraf Namag. All
Middle Persian texts written...
-
Western Front. Also
transliterated as Revayat-e Fath, Ravayat-i Fath,
Rivayat-i Fath,
Ravayate Fath, and
Revayate Fath. Aitken, Ian (2013). The Concise...
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Cypress of
Kashmar Gathas Yasna Vendidad Visperad Yashts Khordeh Avesta The
Rivayats Ab-Zohr
Accounts and
legends Dēnkard Bundahišn Book of Arda
Viraf Book...
-
Zoroastrian identity both in
India and Iran, as this p****age from the
Rivayats shows. In
these writings, the
terms Iranian and
Zoroastrian are synonymous...
