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BRYDGES, HARFORD JONES
John Perry
(1764-1847), Sir, English diplomat and author, ambassador to the court of Fatḥ-ʿAlī Shah Qājār from 1807 to 1811.
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BŪ DOLAF
cross-reference
See ABŪ DOLAF.
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BŪ ḤALĪM ŠAYBĀNĪ FAMILY
C. Edmund Bosworth
(or Bāhalīm), military commanders and governors in northern India under the later Ghaznavid sultans in the late 5th/11th and early 6th/12th centuries.
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BŪ KORD DYNASTY
Cross-Reference
See ĀL-E BŪ KORD.
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BŪ NAṢR MOŠKĀN
cross-reference
See ABŪ NAṢR MOŠKĀN.
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BŪ ŠOʿAYB HERAVĪ
cross-reference
See ABŪ ŠOʿAYB HERAVĪ.
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BŪDAG
Mansour Shaki
Middle Persian term, in Mazdean theological and philosophical texts as “material becoming, genesis,” the counterpart of āfrīdag “spiritually/ideally created."
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BŪDANA
cross-reference
See BELDERČĪN.
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BUDĀQ MONŠI QAZVINI
Tilmann Trausch
(b. 1510-11), author of the Jawāher al-aḵbār, a universal history of a substantial part of the Persianate world, and member of the Safavid financial administration during the reign of Shah Ṭahmāsb I.
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BŪḎARJOMEHR
cross-reference
See BOZORGMEHR.