London British Library Or. 225: Difference between revisions

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 {{Manuscript
-|Has Reference Number=British Library (Or. 225)
 |Has Location=London, British Library
 |Has Siglum=Or. 225
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 |Has Narrative Or Scholarly Group Within Version=Zahiri al Samarqandi, Sindbadnama
 |Was Translated Or Adapted From=Claims to be adapted from Fanaruzi's 9th century translation of a Pahlavi original
+|Has Language=Persian
+|Has Regional Language=Dari (Insha)
+|Has Modern Edition=Seyyed Mohammad Bagher Kamaladdini, Tehran, 2013 (Zahiri Sindbadnameh)
 |Has Author=Muhammad b. 'Ali az-Zahiri as-Samarqandi
 |Has Canonical Name Of Author=Zahiri al-Samarqandi
 |Has Place Of Production=Hyderabad (Decca)
-|Has Date Of Production=1622 CE
+|Has Date Of Production=1622
-|Has Islamic Date Of Production=1029 AH
+|Has Islamic Date Of Production=1029
+|Is Date Uncertain=No
 |Has Material=Paper
-|Has Language=Persian
+|Has Total Pages In Manuscript=155
-|Has Regional Language=Dari (Insha)
+|Has Script Style=Nastaliq
 |Has Literary Form=Prose
-|Has Script Style=Nastaliq
-|Has Total Pages In Manuscript=155
 |Has Illustrations=No
-|Has Modern Edition=Seyyed Mohammad Bagher Kamaladdini, Tehran, 2013 (Zahiri Sindbadnameh)
-|Has Modern Research Literature=Haidar and Sardar (2015), p. 203; Rieu (1879-83) vol. 2 p. 748
-|Has Note=This manuscript was specially commissioned by Mohammad Qutb Shah in 1622. The decision to commission a translation of Zahiri al Samarqandi's translation, given that there was already a beautifully illuminated manuscript of Azod Yazdi's later versification of the work circulating in the Deccan court, illustrates the widespread popularity of the Sindbanama and, in particular, the reputation of Zahiri al Samarqandi's original version.
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