«BISUTUN»に関連する英語の本
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Politische Geschichte (Provinzen und Randvölker: Afrika mit ...
A number of caravanserai from the Sasanian era have been found and it is at this
time that the architectural formation so familiar from the medieval period begins to
take shape: at Bisutun there is a large Sasanian caravanserai (dated by ...
Hildegard Temporini, Wolfgang Haase,
1982
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East Rome, Sasanian Persia and the End of Antiquity: ...
Although, in this case, there is no evidence to link it with Khusro analogous to the
three carved capitals found at Bisutun, it is hard to conceive that anyone but
Khusro would have commissioned and then left unfinished a monumental relief
on ...
J. D. Howard-Johnston,
2006
3
The Cambridge History of Iran
Bisutun, the eldest son of Vushmgir. came from Tabaristan, where he had been
governor, to Gurgan, now the Ziyarid capital, to claim the succession. The
Samanid commander, however, favoured his brother Qabus, whose mother was
a ...
Richard Nelson Frye,
1975
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The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London
these three geographical indications will unite to verify the position of Baghistane
at Bisutun. Semiramis traversed Bisutun in her way to Chaone, or Kangawar,
where she instituted the worship of the generative principle, and erected the ...
5
Mirror of the Invisible World: Tales from the Khamseh of Nizami
And so Farhad was taken to Mount Bisutun. As soon as he arrived, Farhad took
his axe and carved from the forbidding stone first an image of Shirin and then one
of Khosrow riding on Shabdiz. The images finished, his fearful work began.
Peter J. Chelkowski,
1975
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The Book of Iran: The History of Iranian Art
The oldest Parthian inscriptions created around 721 BH or during the time of
Mehrdad II, were discovered on the bottom of the Bisutun cliff. The fact that this
engraving was set on the same cliff upon which Darius carved his inscription may
be ...
Habibollah Ayatollahi,
2003
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The Quarterly Review (London)
In the midst of ancient Media (at no very great distance from the modern city of
Kermanshah) are found the ruins now called Bisutun. This word is, no doubt, a
corruption of Bostan, the place of gardens. Baghistan, the old Persian, has the
same ...
... the Median, and the Persian, — and in three distinct languages, as though
addressed to three different races of his subjects. Of these the long inscription of
400 lines at Behistan (or, as it appears in most maps and books of travels,
Bisutun) ...
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The Ornament of Histories: A History of the Eastern Islamic ...
Nuh asking for money; Mansur replied that the army's pay would have to be taken
from Bisutun, son of Wushmgir. When Bisutun heard this, he headed for
Tabaristan, on the plea that his money was laid up there. But he secretly
concerted a ...
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The Monumental Inscriptions from Early Islamic Iran and ...
carved with a single line of foliated Kufic 35 cm. high, and two graffiti (B-C) with
several lines of simple Kufic Location: Bisutun, town near the mountain of the
same name, 30 km. east of Kirmanshah on the road from Baghdad to Hamadan
in ...
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Ancient Persian Inscriptions Link a Babylonian King to the Man Who …
Written in Cuneiform Script on tablets at Mount Bisutun (aka Behistun) in three different languages: Old Persian, Elamite and Babylonian (a ... «Ancient Origins, 5月 15»
Who broke the Cyrus Cylinder?
... I at Behestun (now Bisutun in modern Iran)—most famous among them, Englishman Henry Creswicke Rawlinson (later Sir Henry Rawlinson, ... «Payvand, 9月 13»
Photos: Giant Haftsin at Bistoon, Kermanshah
The Behistun Inscription (also Bistun, Bisutun, Bistoon -- meaning "the place of gods") is a multi-lingual inscription located on Mount Behistun in ... «Payvand, 3月 11»
Iran: Documentation of Behistun Inscription Nearly Complete
The Behistun inscription (also Behistun, Bisutun, and Bisistun) is to cuneiform what the Rosetta Stone is to Egyptian hieroglyphs: the document ... «Payvand, 8月 04»
Iranian Scholar: Sassanid Kings Deliberately Ignored Achaemenids …
The pictorial and written memorial of his victory was carved upon the steep cliff at Bisutun which looks down upon the road that leads even ... «Payvand, 8月 04»