The Alamara-ye Shah Ismail (Persian: عالم آرای شاه اسماعیل) is a late 17th-century anonymous story recounting the life of the Safavid shah of Iran, Shah Ismail I (r. 1501–1524). It comes from a common oral storytelling tradition and is linked to a collection of biographies about Ismail I.[1]
,_c._1688.jpg) Folio from a manuscript of the Alamara-ye Shah Ismail depicting governor Shah Rostam Abbasi in the presence of Shah Ismail I. Made by Mo'en Mosavver in Isfahan, dated c. 1688 | |
| Author | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Language | Persian |
| Genre | History |
Publication date | Late 17th-century |
| Publication place | Safavid Iran |
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edit- McChesney, R. (2020). "ʿĀlamārā-ye Šāh Esmāʿīl". Encyclopaedia Iranica Online. Brill. Retrieved 3 September 2024.
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