Category:Muzaffarids (Iran)

**Muzaffarids of Iran**
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Instance of	historical country;
Name in native language	مظفریان;
Capital	Yazd; Shiraz; Kerman;
Basic form of government	monarchy; absolute monarchy;
Currency	dinar;
Inception	1314;
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date	1393;
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English: en:Muzaffarids (Iran).

English: Files relating to the Muzaffarids (1314–1393), a Muslim dynasty which came to power in Iran following the breakup of the Ilkhanate in the 14th century. They started in the area of the city of Yazd, and obtained the region of Kerman in 1340.^[1]^[2] At their zenith, they ruled a kingdom comprising Iranian Azerbaijan, Central Persia, and Persian Iraq.

↑ Encyclopaedia Iranica Abū Esḥāq Inju. iranicaonline.org. "Abū Esḥāq began to take a more active political role after the capture of Shiraz by the Chupanid Pīr Ḥosayn in 741/1340. Pīr Ḥosayn rewarded Moḥammad Moẓaffar for his assistance in this campaign by adding Kermān to the Mozaffarid dominion."
↑ (in English) (1971). "Power and Legitimacy The Coinage of Mubaraz al-Din Muhammad Ibn al-Muzaffar at Yazd and Kirman". Monde iranien et l 'Islam (le). Librairie Droz.

Subcategories

This category has the following 23 subcategories, out of 23 total.

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Narin Castle (Meybod) (150 F)

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Rukn al-Din Mausoleum (Yazd) (81 F)

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Tomb of Shah Shuja (3 F)

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Vaqt va Saat Square (2 C, 8 F)

Media in category "Muzaffarids (Iran)"

The following 24 files are in this category, out of 24 total.

A battle between Timur and Muzaffaradins, folio from a manuscript of Nigaristan, Iran, probably Shiraz, dated 1573-74 (cropped).jpg 834 × 946; 1.21 MB
A battle between Timur and Muzaffaradins, folio from a manuscript of Nigaristan, Iran, probably Shiraz, dated 1573-74.jpg 1,124 × 1,600; 1.9 MB
Attack of the sons of Mubariz al-Din on their father, folio from a manuscript of Nigaristan, Iran, probably Shiraz, dated 1573-74.jpg 1,134 × 1,600; 1.95 MB
DesmembramientoDelIljanato1337–1432-ar.svg 959 × 663; 886 KB
DesmembramientoDelIljanato1337–1432-es.svg 959 × 663; 854 KB
DesmembramientoDelIljanato1337–1432-pt.svg 959 × 663; 156 KB
Frontispiece with Prince and attendants, probably circa 1390, final Muzaffarid period, Shiraz. Kalila and Dimna, BNF Persan 377.jpg 2,340 × 2,178; 6.21 MB
Historical Atlas of Iran - Plate No. 18.jpg 4,963 × 3,509; 1.74 MB
Ilkhanate - Without Theme.png 2,463 × 1,385; 610 KB
Jalayirids Chubanids Muzaffarids in 1353.png 1,207 × 810; 1.6 MB
Jalayirids, Muzaffarids in 1374.png 1,207 × 810; 1.66 MB
Kalila and Dimna, 1390, Shiraz (BNF, Persan 377) 153v.jpg 1,495 × 710; 207 KB
Kalila and Dimna, 1390, Shiraz (BNF, Persan 377) 159v.jpg 805 × 823; 109 KB
Kalila and Dimna, 1390, Shiraz (BNF, Persan 377) 16r.jpg 1,465 × 935; 211 KB
Kalila and Dimna, BNF Persan 377, f. 143v miniature.jpg 1,488 × 792; 181 KB
Main dome (1375), Friday Mosque, Yazd, Iran.jpg 2,686 × 2,744; 7.48 MB
Muzafarrid musician and wine attendant, Shiraz, circa 1390.jpg 779 × 1,176; 135 KB
Muzaffarid guard, Shiraz, circa 1390.jpg 584 × 1,057; 587 KB
Muzaffarid Prince, circa 1390, Shiraz.jpg 730 × 953; 110 KB
MuzaffaridDynastyofIranMapHistoryofIran.png 620 × 429; 14 KB
Muzaffarids (greatest extent).svg 553 × 553; 270 KB
Tombstone in the Form of an Architectural Niche MET DP-14240-001.jpg 3,000 × 4,000; 4.25 MB
Two troops on the move, folio from a manuscript of Nigaristan, Iran, probably Shiraz, dated 1573-74 (cropped).jpg 753 × 935; 884 KB
Two troops on the move, folio from a manuscript of Nigaristan, Iran, probably Shiraz, dated 1573-74.jpg 1,107 × 1,600; 1.8 MB

[1] Encyclopaedia Iranica Abū Esḥāq Inju. iranicaonline.org. "Abū Esḥāq began to take a more active political role after the capture of Shiraz by the Chupanid Pīr Ḥosayn in 741/1340. Pīr Ḥosayn rewarded Moḥammad Moẓaffar for his assistance in this campaign by adding Kermān to the Mozaffarid dominion."

[2] (in English) (1971). "Power and Legitimacy The Coinage of Mubaraz al-Din Muhammad Ibn al-Muzaffar at Yazd and Kirman". Monde iranien et l 'Islam (le). Librairie Droz.

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