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Nikolya (Nicholas)
after Pope
Nicholas IV. However,
according Tarikh-i
Uljaytu (History of Oljeitu), Öljeitu was at
first known as "Öljei Buqa", and then...
- (2009): 15–42. Kolbas,
Judith (2006). The
Mongols in Iran:
Chingiz Khan to
Uljaytu, 1220–1309. Routledge. ISBN 9780700706679. Lambton, Ann, K.S. (1988). Continuity...
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sultan Uljaytu (r. 1304–1317), the
arcade around the
sides of the
courtyard was
vertically divided into two levels, as it
appears today.
Uljaytu also created...
- p. 169. Kolbas,
Judith G. (2006). The
Mongols in Iran:
Chingiz Khan to
Uljaytu, 1220–1309. London: Routledge. p. 156. ISBN 0-7007-0667-4.
Johan Elverskog...
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citing Kolbas,
Judith G. (2006). The
Mongols in Iran :
Chingiz Khan to
Uljaytu, 1220-1309. London: Routledge. 172–4 and n. 168 at 189. ISBN 0-7007-0667-4...
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survive from this
period is the
Soltaniyeh Mausoleum built for
Sultan Uljaytu (r. 1304–1317), a m****ive dome
supported on a multi-level
octagonal structure...
- of the
Mongol Empire, the
Ilkhanids became rulers of
greater Iran and
Uljaytu,
according to
Judith G. Kolbas, was the
ruler of this
expanse between 1304...
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First pages from a 25 Juz' of the Qur'an
commissioned by
Sultan Uljaytu with
verse 46 of
chapter Fussilat in muhaqqaq. Mosul, 1310/1311 (710 AH). British...
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those in the
Great Mosque of Na'in (1311) and in the
prayer hall
added by
Uljaytu to the
Great Mosque of Isfahan. Both are
wooden structures, with the former's...
- of the
Great Mosque of
Cordoba (10th century) Stucco-carved
mihrab of
Uljaytu at the
Jameh Mosque of
Isfahan (early 14th century)
Mihrab of the Mosque-Madrasa...
