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- CORRESPONDENCE iii. Forms of opening and closing, address, and signature
CORRESPONDENCE iii. Forms of opening and closing, address, and signature In this article the parts of the Persian letter…
- DASTŪR-E DABĪRĪ
DASTŪR-E DABĪRĪ, comprehensive manual of letter writing by Moḥammad Meyhanī, consisting of an introduction (dībāča) and two chapters (qeṣm; comp….
- DAFTAR-ḴĀNA-YE HOMĀYŪN
DAFTAR-ḴĀNA-YE HOMĀYŪN (royal secretariat), a Safavid administrative unit headed by the daftardār, or chief secretary. The earliest known mention of…
- DAFTAR
DAFTAR (Mid. Pers. daftar (dptl) “register, account book” < Gk. diphthéra “(prepared) hide, piece of leather, especially as a writing...
- DABĪR
DABĪR (< Mid. Pers. dibīr < Achaemenid Elamite tup-pi-ra; Livshits, 1977, p. 166; Back, p. 207; cf. Arm. dpir), secretary,...
- JOVAYNI FAMILY
JOVAYNI (JOVEYNI), designation of a family of men of the pen and statesmen of the 13th and 14th centuries in…
- JAPAN xiii. TRANSLATIONS OF JAPANESE WORKS INTO PERSIAN
JAPAN xiii. TRANSLATIONS OF JAPANESE WORKS INTO PERSIAN Translation into Persian of works written in French, English, and other European…
- JAPAN xii. TRANSLATIONS OF PERSIAN WORKS INTO JAPANESE
JAPAN xii. TRANSLATIONS OF PERSIAN WORKS INTO JAPANESE Japanese scholars in the late 19th century began to embark on Oriental…
- JAPAN ix. Centers for Persian Studies in Japan
JAPAN ix. CENTERS FOR PERSIAN STUDIES IN JAPAN University courses. Formal undergraduate and graduate programs of Persian studies in Japan…
- Japan iii. Japanese Travelers to Persia
JAPAN iii. JAPANESE TRAVELERS TO PERSIA In Japan the Edo Shogunate (1603-1867) forbade any visits or trade with foreigners other…
- ŠĀH-NĀMA TRANSLATIONS xv. Into JAPANESE
After ʿOmar Ḵayyām, whose Robāʿiyāt was introduced to Japanese readers around the turn of the 20th Century, Ferdowsi was the…