Index
Abāqā, Il-Khan
163
Abduh, Muhammad
200–201
Abu’l-Fazl ʿAllāmi
6, 52–53, 100–102
Abu’l-Fayz Khan of Bukhara
321–322
Abu Hanifa
160
Abu’l-Qāsem Qāem-Maqām
313
Abu’l-Qāsem Qomi
301–302
Abu’l-Qāsem Samarqandi
139–140
Abu’l-Soʿud ʿEmādi
198, 280
Abu Mashʿar Balkhi
76–77
Achaemenid Anatolia
38–39
Achaemenid empire
13, 25, 35, 38–39, 63–65
Ādāb al-harb wa’l-shajā‘a
94, 123, 127
Ādāb-e saltanat o vezārat
115–116, 123
Ādelshāhis of Bijapur
199
Āʾin-eAkbari
53, 103, 168
Ā’in-nāma
101, 168
ʿajam (stutterers)
18, 160
Ahkām al-sultāniyya
197
Ahmad Shah Qajar
327, 334–335
Akbar, Mughal emperor
6, 30, 34, 52–53, 100–103, 134, 168, 280
Akhbār Volāt Khorāsān
19
Akhlāq-e ʿalā’i
196
Akhlāq-e homāyuni
100
Akhlāq-e jahāngiri
102
Akhlāq-e nāseri
150–151, 299
ʿAlā’ al-Din Kay-Qobād, Rum Seljuq
38, 128–129, 165, 277
ʿAlā’ al-Din Khalji, Delhi sultan
182–183
Al-Azmeh, Aziz
189
Alam, Muzaffar
162
ʿĀlamtāj Qāem-Maqāmi, Zhāleh
55
ʿĀlem Khan of Bukhara
338–339, 343
Alexander, romances of
179–181
Aligarh Historians’ Society
3
Amanat, Abbas
34–35, 38
Amir Khosrow Dehlavi
6, 27–28, 97, 166, 181–185
Amir Murād Shah
323
Amir-Moezzi, M.A.
39
amir-e dād (dādbeg)
96–98, 116, 123–124
ʿĀmeri Nishāburi, Abu’l-Hasan
80, 116n2, 149–150, 300
Anāhita (Ishtar)
68–69
Anooshahr, A.
48
Anderson, Perry
267
Ansāri, Khwāja ‘Abdollāh
23, 164
Anvār-e sohayli
84–85
Aq Qoyunlu empire
46–47
Aqa Mohammad Khan Qajar
287, 301, 323
Aquinas, Thomas
154
Arani, Taqi
41
Ardashir
82, 93, 97, 101, 116–117, 143, 145
covenants (ā’in, ahd) of
115–116, 143. See also Ardašir and Artaxerxes
Ardašir
63–69
Aristotle
147–154, 193, 212–214, 230, 2348
Politics of
147–148, 153–154, 193, 195
Arnason, Johann
187
Artaxerxes (Achaemenid Ardashir II)
63–69
his Zoroastrianism
63–66
artha
140
Arthashāstra
72–73, 139–142
Āryabhata
74–75
Asad, Talal
100–101
Asʿad Bakhtiyāri, Sardar
328, 331n32, 335n48
Asadi Tusi
164
Asatrian, G.
3
Āsef al-Dawla, Gholamreza Khan
325
Ashtarkhanids
319–321
Association for the Study of Persianate Societies (ASPS)
VII, 1, 3, 9, 52, 56
Aurangzeb
53, 100, 102
Authority and Kingship under the Sultans of Delhi
25
Āvāzi Tajiki
341
Awfi, Mohammad
95
Axworthy, M.
49
aʿyān-amir system
119–120
Aybeg, Qotb al-Din
94–97, 121–124, 127
Aymān al-Zawāhiri
203–204
Azad, Arezo
43, 44n7
Āzar Bigdeli
53
Āzari Qumi, Ayatollah
349
Aziz, K.K.
13
Bābor, Mughal emperor
48, 100–101, 267, 280, 319–320
Bactria
66
Badr b, Hasanuya
217
Baghdad (City of Peace)
192
Bahman
63–66
Balkh
43–44, 76
Bābor, Mughal emperor
34, 100
Bahrām IV, Sasanian
178–119
Bahrām Chobin
173–174
Bahrāmshāh, Ghaznavid
120, 123
Bakhtiar, Shapur
347, 357, 360
Bakhtyār-nāmah
81
Balʿami, Abu ʿAli
6, 89, 114, 163
Bar Hebraeus
68
Bashkiria
339
Bāyezid II, Ottoman sultan
46–47
Bayhaqi, Abu’l-Fazl
117
Bazaar
350, 352, 364, 367
Bazargan, Mehdi
347, 359, 370–371
Bedlisi, Edris
46–47
Beheshti, Ayatollah
348
Beheshti Shirāzi
53
Bengal
50
Beyond the Legacy of Ghengis Khan
22, 27
Bidar
28–29
Bijapur
52
Binbaš, Evrim I.
45–46
Blair, Sheila S.
22
Blake, Stephen
30
Biruni, Abu Rayhān
21, 66, 157–158
Bodin, Jean
248
Bolsheviks
329, 332, 335–336, 338–339
Book of Religions and Empires
76–77
Borzoe
82–83
Boyce, Mary
63, 66
Briant, P.
38
Bu Jaʿfar Ahmad b. Mohammad, Saffarid
91
Bukhara, Emirate of
38–40, 320–323
Bustān
98
Bustān al-salātin
108
Caliphate Redefined
46
Crisis of King ship in Late Medieval Islam
46
Canfield, R.I.
18, 21
Catherine the Great
320–324
Caucasus
2
Central Asia
2–3, 5, 39, 49, 319, 326–346
post-imperial constellation in
337–344
Soviet
337–344
Chamran, Mostafa
49
Chamran, Musa
49
Chardin, Jean
247, 250–257, 260
chatr (royal parasol)
93–94, 121
Chittick, William C.
23
Chinggis Khan
266, 269–272, 319
circle of justice
91–92
civic politics (al-siyāsa al-madaniyya)
147–148
civil society
211–217, 240, 246, 254–261
and agency
215–217
Hegel on
212–214, 246
civilizational encounters
85, 138, 152–154, 189–190, 193
between Islam and Christianity
189, 261
civilizational processes, intra- and inter-
187–193, 199–200
Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East
3
Conjunctions and the Shifting of the Years
76
Constitution of Medina
142–143, 192
Crone, Patricia
90
Cronin, S.
38, 49–50
Cultural Encounter at the Mughal Court
52
Dabiri, Ghazzal
18
Dale, Stephen
30, 34–35
Dārā (Darius III)
64
Dārāb-nāmah
68
dari Persian
23, 144
and the Hanafi law
160–161
indigenization of
337–344
Darling, Linda T.
32, 247
Dastur al-aʿqāb
314–316
dawlat
35, 103–105, 146, 154, 185, 286
dawlat-e irān (Iranian state)
286, 293–294
Dehkhodā, ʿAli Akbar
18
Delhi Sultanate
13, 24–25, 27–29, 94–97
political regime of
194–195
developmental path
188, 266–282, 334
De Weese, Devin
32
dharma
140–142
Dharmashastra
140–141
Dictionary of Indo-Persian Literature
3
Die Religionen Irans
40
Disinherited (mostazʿafin)
350, 352–353, 365
Durand-Guédy, David
25–26
Dusinberre, E.R.M.
38–39
Eaton, Richard
12, 28–29, 49–51, 159
Ebn al-Moqaffaʿ, ʿAbdallāh
19, 79, 82, 118
Ebn Qotayba
19, 27, 80, 118
ʿedālat (justice)
185
Circle of justice
196
educational-charitable complex
29, 211–212, 218–241, 253–261
development of
211–212, 215–228
Eisenstadt, S.N.
187–188, 202, 246
Encyclopaedia Iranica
3
Enver Pasha
327, 339
Eqbāl-nāma
179–180
eqtā’
119, 128
Ērānšahr (empire of Iran)
64
Eskandar-nāma
182
Eskandar Zu’l-Qarnayn
104–107
Esmāʿil b. Ahmad, Samanid
113, 126
Eyvān-e Madā’en (Madā’en Palace)
8, 51, 174–176
Fakhr al-Din Rāzi
120–121, 146
Fakhr-e Modabber Mobārakshāh
94, 121–123
Fārābi, Abu Nasr
147–149, 151–154
Farhang-e Jāme‘-e Zabān-e Farsi
18
farr-e izadi
101, 116n2, 185
Fārsnāma
125
Faruqui, S.
29
Fath ʿAli Shah Qajar
287–288, 302, 309, 323
Fazāʾel-e Balkh
43–44
Fedayeen
348, 362
Ferdawsi
6, 54, 114, 164
Firuz Shah Bahmani
99
Fleischer, Gordon
279–280
Fletcher, J.
275
Fouchécour, Charles-Henri de
124
Fowden, G.
189
Fragner, Bert G.
5–7, 20–22, 162
fundamentalism, Islamic
199–205
and clash of civilizations
200
as de-differentiation
139, 200
theories of the Islamic state
201–202
Gellner, Ernest
212, 261
Gendarmerie of Iran
328–333
Clash with the Cossak Brigade
330–332
Ghāzān Khān, Il-Khan
45
Ghazāli, Abu Hāmed Mohammad
46, 84
Ghazāli, Ahmad
23
Ghāzān Khan, Il-Khanid
270, 283
Ghaznavids
97, 116–126, 131, 161, 194, 236
Ghiyāth al-Din Balban, Delhi sultan
97, 182
Ghurids
24–25, 93–94, 126
Gibb, H.A.R.
90
Gilan, Soviet Republic of
332
Globalization
1, 199–200, 204–205
Gnostic Christianity
39–40
Golden Horde
267, 320
Golestān
31, 41, 165
Goshgarian, Rachel
30–31
governance (tadbir)
147–148, 152
Greater Khorasan
18, 42–44
Green, N., VII
48
Grenet, F.
66
Guardians of the [Islamic] Revolution
348, 364, 369
guilds
254–257
Güyüg Qa’an
269
Hadi, Nabil
3
Haft peykar
178–179
Hanzala of Badghis
5
Hanaway, William J.
22, 162
Hārun al-Rashid, Abbasid caliph
43
Haug, Robert
39, 43
Historical Memory
5, 7, 10–11, 64
and amnesia
12–13, 67
Indian
71–74
Its distortion by ideology
10–14
Persianate
6–14, 42–44, 51, 173–186
History of the Prophets and the Kings (rusul wa’l-mulūk)
142, 163
Hobsbaum, Eric
48–49
Hodgson, Marshall G.S. (1922–1968)
2, 7, 17, 49, 119–120, 131–133, 158, 160, 189–190, 194–196, 214
Hojviri, ‘Othman b. ‘Ali
23
Homayun, Mughal emperor
33–34, 100–102, 168, 279–280
Hülegü, Il-Khan
98, 102, 163, 220, 267, 272–273, 277
Huntington, Samuel
139, 199–200, 204
Ibn Abi Tāhir Tayfur
77–78
Ibn Moskuya (Miskawayh), ʿAli
19, 80–81, 84, 150, 161
Ibn Taymiyya, Taqi al-Din152anids
220–223
Il-Khanids
26, 44, 130, 165, 220–222, 268–273, 276–277
Iltotmesh, Shams al-Din
122–124, 127
Imam
350
Imamate, Shiʿite
197–198, 349–350
India
5–6, 13
Hindu fundamentalism
200
India in the Persianate Age
50
International Journal of Middle East Studies
2, 37
Intizar Husain
13
Iran: A Modern History
49
Iran and the Caucasus
3
Iran Faces Others
35
Irānshahr
157
Irān-zamin (land of Iran)
21, 43, 163–164, 272–273, 277
Iranian Studies
3
Isfahan
245, 251–257, 260, 282, 299, 331–332
Islamic Republic of Iran
169–170, 202–203, 289
Islamic Republic of Pakistan
169–170, 202–203, 289
Islamic royalism
94, 99, 101, 120–122, 130, 144–147
Islamic State of the Caliphate
170
Islamicate civilization
187–205
Islamicization
199–204
Istanbul
198, 245, 252–260, 262
Jadidism
337–340
Jahāngir, Mughal emperor
30, 34, 52n13, 102–103
Jalāl al-Dawla Buyid
177
Jalāl al-Din Khalji, Delhi sultan
182–183
Jāmi, ʿAbd al-Rahmān
32
Jangali movement
326–327, 332
Jaspers, Karl
187–188
Jāvidān kherad (Eternal Wisdom)
19, 80–81
Jehādiyya
309
Jihadism
203–204
Journal of Persianate Studies (JPS)
VII, 1, 3, 17, 37, 56
Jovayni, ʿAtā-Malek
163, 268–269
Jovayni, Bahā’ al-Din
163, 268
Jovayni, Shams al-Din Mohammad
220
Kalilah va Dimnah
79–82, 142–147
Kamola, S.
45
Karakaya-Stump, A.
38, 47
Kashfi, Sayyed Jaʿfar
298, 304–306
Kāveh
41, 50
Karamustafa, Ahmed
33
Karim Khan Zand
286–87322
Kashmir
51–53
Kautilya
72–73, 139–141
Kaygusuz Abdal
33, 166
Kayān khurra
101, 116n2
Kayanids
13, 25, 48, 64–67, 97, 179–180
Kemal Pashazade
198
Kermanshah
326, 333
Khalkhali, Sadeq
366, 368
Khamane’i, Ayatollah Sayyed ʿAli
7
Khan, Zarina
35
Khaghanate, Great Türk
271
Khāqāni, Afzal al-Din Badil b. ’Ali
173–178, 185
Khatami, Mohammad
295
Kherad-nāma
180
Khiva Khanate
320, 323, 343
Khomeini, Ayatollah (later Imam) Ruhollah
347–372
Khosraw I, Anushirvān
74
Khosraw II, Parviz
179–180
Khwadāynāmag
114
Khwarnag palace
178
king of Islam (pādshāh/shāhanshāh/malek/soltān-e eslām)
32, 99, 101, 120–122, 130, 147, 270–271, 283–284
Khwānd Amir
34
Kia, Mana
38, 53–54
Kimiyā-ye saʿādat
46
Kingship (pādshāhi)
in Aristotle
213
Indian
71–74
Iranian
25, 43
Persianate
6, 26–27, 30–31, 98, 104–105, 173–186
theory of the two powers
29–31, 48, 90–91, 93–97, 99, 116–117, 143–146, 193
Kizilbash (Qizilbāsh, readhead)
198
Kizilbash Alevis
47
Kokand (Khoqand) Khanate
321–323
Komaroff, Linda
27
Kondo, Nobuaki
24
Konya
129–130
Koselleck, R.
14–15, 185, 265
Kristó-Nagy, István
19
Kuchek Khan
326–327, 332
Kumar, Sunil
50
Lahāk Khan Sālār-e Jang
336–337
Lāhiji, ʿAbd al-Razzāq
299–300
Lāhiji, Hazin
53
Lāhuti, Abu’lQāsem
332–334, 341–344
Lapidus, Ira
260
Law
civil
202, 240
qānun (state law)
94, 285
modernization of
293–295
legal dualism
100, 106, 108, 119–120, 144–146, 290–292
shariʿa (Islamic law)
189, 213, 230–233, 240–241, 246, 255
absence of the concept of corporation
241, 261
transformation
285–293
Layeq Shir-ʿAli
8–9
L’Êsoterisme shiʿite
39
Letter of Tansar
65
Lingwood, Chad
32
Liu Zhi
54
Lobāb al-albāb
95, 118
Lost Enlightenment
21
Lütfi Pasha
47
madrasa
211, 215–228, 232–239, 246, 253, 257–258, 261
Mahabharata
52–53, 71-
Mahdi, Abbasid caliph
43
Mahdi of the End of Time
167, 372
Mahmud Gāwān
28–29
Makdisi, George
211–212, 217, 229–233, 240
Makhzan al-asrār
180
Malay Sultanates
30, 97, 104–107, 133–134
Malik, Jamal
203
Ma’mun, Abbasid caliph
18, 21, 161
Mamluk Sultanate in Egypt and Syria
130–133, 226–228, 239–240
political regime of
133, 194–195, 215
Mamluk military slavery
24–25, 194–195
Mandate of Heaven
273–274
Manghits
321–323
Manichaeism
39–40
Mansur, Abbasid caliph
43
Mansur b. Nuh, Samanid
114, 163
Marʿashi Najafi, Grand Ayatollah
367
Mardin, Şerif
246, 289
Markiewicz, Ch.
46
Marv
18, 43, 161, 324
Marzbān-nāmah
84, 142
Masʿud-e Saʿd-e Salmān
117
Masʿudi, Abu’l-Hasan ʿAli
42, 65
Māshā’allāh
77–78
Matthee, R.
256
Mātoridi, Abu Mansur
89, 162–163
Mawdudi, Abu’l-Aʿla
10, 202
Maybodi, Rashid al-Din
23
mazālem court
96–97, 115, 123
Me’rāj al-saʿāda
302–303
Meftāh al-fotuh
182–183
Melville, Charles
26, 44–45
Mengüjekids of Erzinjan
30–31
Menhāj-e Serāj
96, 122
Mersād al-ʿebād men al-mabdaʾ ela’l-maʿād
30, 55, 165, 277
Mesopotamia
39–40
Middle East Studies Association of North America
2
Military-patronage state
131, 133, 195, 202, 235, 239
millennial sovereignty
33, 167–168
Mirās-e Maktub
26–27
Mir ʿAbdal-Latif Shushtari
53
Mir ʿAli-Shir Navā’i
225–226
Mir Ghiyās al-Din ʿAli Qazvini, Naqib Khān
52
Mir Gholām-ʿAli Āzād
35
Mir-Kasimov, Orkhan
32–33
Mizān al-moluk
304–305
Moezz al-Din Mohammad, Ghurid Sultan
24–25, 93–94, 121–124
modernities
early
256–258
multiple
198–199
and value-rationalization
201–202
Modernization
187–205
of the state
261–262, 288–293, 330, 331n32, 351
Mohammad b. Toghloq, Toghloq Shah
181–185
Mohammad b. Tekesh, Khwārazmshāh
95, 104–105
Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi
350–372
And the middle class
355–357
Moin, A. Afzar
33–34
Moʿin al-Din Parvāna
129–130
mojtahed (Shiʿite jurist)
287–288, 309
courts of
290–293, 307–312
Mongol Empire (Yeke Mongghol Ulus)
268–276, 298, 319–320
in China
267–273
in Iran
267, 276–277
Mőnke Qa’an
163, 267–268, 272–272, 277
MontesquieuCharles Louis de Secondat
246–254, 259, 289
De l’esprit des lois
247
Lettres persanes
246–251
Morimoto, Kazuo
23–24
Mosaddeq, Mohammad
50, 358–359
Motahhari, Ayatollah
348
Mozaffar al-Din Shah Qajar
41, 325
Mostamli Bokhārā’i, Abu Ebrāhim
23
Mostanser, Abbasid caliph
233
Mostawfi, Hamdollāh
27, 164, 271–272
Moʿtasem, Abbasid caliph
126
Mughal Arcadia
53
Mujahideen
348
Murata, Sachiko
45–55
Nāder Shah Afshār
285–287, 321–322
Najm al-Din Rāzi
30, 46, 55, 165
Namuna-ye adabiyāt-e tājik
341
Nāser al-Din Qobācha
95
Nāser al-Din Shah Qajar
292, 316
Nāserian Ethics (Akhlāq-e nāseri)
193
Nasihat al-moluk
84, 113–114, 117n3, 145
Nasir al-Din Tusi
150, 193, 220–222, 253–254
Nāsir li-Din Allāh, Abbasid caliph
164
Nasr II b. Ahmad, Samanid
91, 113
Nasrallāh Monshi
80–82, 92–93, 118–119, 123
National Front (Iranian)
348, 354, 357–359
nawbat (royal drumbeat)
93, 97, 101
Nawbakht
76
Nelson, Benjamin
138
New Persian
5–7, 18, 22, 39
Nezām al-Din Awliyā’
27–28, 166
Nezām al-Molk Tusi
24–25, 93, 98, 172, 211, 218–220, 230, 233
Nezām al-Molk Jonaydi
95
Nezāmi ʿAruzi
6, 93, 104
Nezāmi Ghanjavi, Elyās b. Yusof
173, 178–181, 185
Nietzsche, Friedrich
10–11
Nizam Shahs of Ahmadnagar
28–29
Nuh b. Mansur, Samanid
89
Nyberg, Samuel
40
Occidentalism
347–348, 366–367, 372
Ögedei Qa’an
269–272, 277, 319
Old Surya-Sidhānta
74–75
’Onsor al-Ma’āli Keykāvūs
144
ordu-ye shāhi
22, 162
ʿOrfi Shirāzi
53
Oriental Despotism
246–252, 342
As othering
247–249
orientalism
41, 158, 246
Orkhan Ghazi
258
Ottoman empire
247–252, 262–263
legal structure of
198
‘Oyun al-akhbār
118
Pakistan
12–13
Pancaroğlu, Oya
30
Pañchatantra
73, 79, 82, 141, 143
Panj ganj/Khamsa
178, 181
patrimonial state
114–115, 120, 194, 213–214, 229–235, 240, 258, 276
and public policy
232–235
dual structure of authority
214–215
nomadic
272, 278
Peacock, Andrew
32
Pedersen, J.
211
Perry, John R.
22
Persepolis (Takht-e Jamshid)
7
Persian Wisdom in Arabic Garb
18
Persianate, usage in English
VII, 37–38
Persianate cosmopolis
49, 51, 162–169
Persianate Islam
5, 7, 32–33, 55, 104, 157–170
Persianate polity
24–25, 28–31, 112–137, 173–174
in the Deccan
52, 99
Persianate Selves
38, 53–54
Persianate Studies
1–57
Persianate world
3, 5, 7, 24, 35, 39, 46–48, 88
and imperialism
3–4, 319–324, 326
and the Middle East
38, 45
and nationalism
3–4, 12, 53
as civilizational zone
157–159
end of
169–170
from the Oxus to the Nile
157–158
Persophony
5–7, 21, 161–162
bearers of
22–23, 28, 41–52, 162
Perzijsko-Bosanski Rječnik (Persian–Bosnian Dictionary)
18
Pesyān, Colonel Mohammad Taqi
330–331
Peter the Great
320, 324
Pfeiffer, Judith
32
Plato
147–148
Political Astrology
74–79
Millennialism in
77–79
Political ethic
31, 71, 79–84, 88–108, 145–146
in early Qajar period
299–306
in late Qajar period
306–307, 312–317
Political Philosophy (siyāsat-e modon)
81, 138, 147–152, 197, 299–304
Politics, Patronage and the Transmission of Knowledge in the 13th–15th Century Tabriz
32
Politics, Poetry and Sufism in Medieval Iran
32
Pollock, Sheldon
88, 138, 143–144, 154, 159
Pourshariati, Parvaneh
19
Power, Memory, Architecture. Contested Sites on India’s Deccan Plateau
29
Punishment (danda, siyāsat)
71–73, 84, 140–141
Purification of Ethics (Tahdhib al-akhlāq)
150
Purposes of Policy (siyāsat) in the Contingencies of Rulership (riyāsat)
84
qā’im
76, 78
Qābūs-nāmah
144–145
Qajars
286–292, 298–316
dual polity of
304–305
qānun
100
qānun-nāma
285
Qavām al-Saltana (Ahmad Qavām)
329–331, 334
Qerān al-saʿdayn
182
Qoddusi, Atatollah
369
Qotb Shahs of Golkonda
29, 52
Qubilai Qa’an
267–268, 272–272, 277
Quchan
325, 329, 336
Rahim Khan Manghit
321–322
Rasāʾil ikhwān al-safāʾ
78
Rashid al-Din Fazlollāh Hamadāni
45, 221–223, 232–235
Rawzat al-anvār-e ʿabbāsi
300
Rayhāni, Abu ʿObayda
18–19
Redfield, Robert
187, 198–199
Revolution
Abbasid or Hashemite
18, 77–78, 192
Constitutional in Iran
324, 326, 328
Fatimid (Mahdist)
189
Islamic in Iran
10, 49, 169–170, 347–372
Russian of 1905
326
Safavid (Mahdist)
33–34, 108, 190, 198
Sasanian
64–65, 190
Revolutionary Iran: A History of the Islamic Republic
49
Reza Khan (later Shah) Pahlavi
10, 328–337
Richards, John F.
30
Ricoeur, Paul
8, 11, 14
Rodinson, Maxim
365
Root, Margaret
25, 35
Rosen, Friedrich
40–41
Rostam al-Hokamā’
313–314
Rotstein, Theodore
327–328
Rudaki
91–92, 113, 144
Rudolph, Lloyd and Suzanne
199
Sabzavāri, Mohammad Bāqir
300–301
Sadr al-Din ʿAyni
338–344
Saʿdi, Mosleh al-Din
31, 41, 165–166
Said, Edward
41
Sādeqi, ʿAli Ashraf
18
Saffarids 89,
91
Sāheb-Qerān
31, 33, 99, 133
Saladin (Salāh al-Din al-Ayyubi)
219–220
Salāmān o Absāl
32
Samʿāni, ʿAbd al-Karim
23, 164
Samanids (891–1005)
6, 9, 24, 43, 97, 112–117, 194
Sanjabi, Karim
354, 357
Sanskrit cosmopolis
49
Sanskritization
199–200
Sardam Moʿazzam Khorāsāni (Teymurtāsh)
337
Sardar Moʿazzaz Bojnurdi
331, 335
Sasanians
64–65
Savant, S.B.
42
Sayyid Qutb
202–204
Schacht, Joseph
230–231
Seboktegin
93, 97, 124, 126
Selim I (1512–1520), Ottoman sultan
46–47
Seljuq Sultanate of Rum
30–31, 128–130
Sendbād-nāmah
79–81, 142, 144
Shāhnāma
6, 54, 114, 164
Shah ʿAbbās I, Safavid
252, 257, 262, 320
Shah ʿAbbās II, Safavid
262, 294, 299–301, 320
Shah Esmāʿil, Safavid
33–34, 46, 68, 99, 108, 168, 198, 279
Shah Jahān, Mughal emperor
33, 52n13, 53, 102
Shah Soltān-Hosayn, Safavid
108
Shahrokh, Timurid
223–224, 235, 284–285
Shariʿati, Ali
352, 362, 365
Shariʿatmadari, Grand Ayatollah
367
Sharma, Sunil
27–28, 35, 52–53
Sharvan
174–176
Sharvānshāh Akhsetān
175–176
Shayegan, Ali
358
Sheffield, Daniel
35
Shēr Shāh Sur
102
Shiʿite Islam
39, 190, 201
Ismāʿili
189
Jurisprudence and judiciary organization
290–293, 307–312
millennialist
278
political theories of
300–307
Siddiqui, Iqtidar Husain
25
Siyar al-Moluk (Siyāsat-nāma)
144–145
Shoʿubiyya movement
18–19, 161
Social Histories of Iran
38, 49
Social Science Research Council (SSRC)
2
Sohrawardi, Shaykh ʿOmar
164
Soleymānnezhād, F,
50
Solh-e koll (universal reconciliation)
6, 34, 102, 168
Soudavar, Aboala
27
Soudavar Memorial Foundation
4, 21
Spenser, Herbert
276
Speziale, Fabrizio
29
Spooner, Brian
22, 49, 162
Srinivas, M.N.
199
Starr, Frederick
21
State
conception of
285–288
formation of
266–280
Statecraft, Perso-Indian
71–74, 93, 139–142
Studies on Persianate Societies
VII, 1, 4, 17, 32
Sufi orders
32, 47–48
Sufism, Persianate
23, 42, 55, 164
its impact on Kingship
277–280
Suleyman, Ottoman sultan
198, 258–259, 262, 280
sultanism
194
Tabaqāt-e nāseri
96, 122
Tabari, Mohammad b, Jarir
19, 65
Tāher b. al-Hosayn
43
Tahirids
42–43
Tajik
8–9, 20n4
Tāleqāni, Ayatollah
349, 368
Taqizāda, Sayyed Hasan
41–42
Tārikh-e Jahān-goshā
163
tazkeras
53
The Collection of Persian Firmāns from Tbilisi
108
The Empire of the Arabs and Its Duration
77
The First Islamic Classic in Chinese: Wáng Dàiyú’s “Real Commentary on the True Teaching
54–55
The Growth of Civilizations in India and Iran
3
The Muslim Empires of the Ottomans, Safavids and Mughals
34
The Persianate World. The Frontiers of a Eurasian Lingua Franca
VII, 48–49
The Persianate World: Rethinking a Shared Sphere
49
The Present State of the Ottoman Empire
247
The Seljuqs of Anatolia
30
The Venture of Islam
2, 17
Theilhaber, A.
40–42
Thompson, E.P.
49
Timur (Tamerlane)
33, 48, 267
Timurids
220, 223–226, 284–285
Tiryakian, Edward
200
Tohfat al-moluk
304
tőre (Mongol customary law)
100
Toynbee, Arnold
159–160
Troeltsch, E.
188–190
Truschke, A.
52
Tudeh party
348, 363
Turkmens
323–326
Turkestan
323–324
Turkestan and the Rise of Eurasian Empires
48
Turko-Mongolian empires
202, 273–277, 322
legal structure of
202, 214–215, 283–285
political regime of
131, 194–195, 202, 235–236, 239–240
Transoxania (Māvarā’ al-nahr)
18, 39, 112–117, 267
Üljeitü (Sultan Mohammad Khodā, banda, Il-Khanid)
45
Ulus Chaghatai
267
Umayyad caliphate
192
umma
99, 143, 192
Unity in Diversity. Mysticism, Messianism and the Construction of Religious Authority in Islam
32
Uzbek Khans
26, 320–321
Uzbekistan
12, 339-
Vāʿez Kāshefi, Kamāl al-Din Hosayn
84–85
Valeh Dāghestāni
53
Valensi, L.
248
Validov (Zaki Validi Toğan)
339
Vanzanin, Anna
29
Vaissière, Êtienne de la
125
velāyat-e faqih
307–309, 349
Vohu Manah (New Persian Bahman)
64, 66
Vothuq al-Dawla (Hasan Vosuq)
327, 329
Voyages en Perse
247
Wáng Dàiyú
54–55
waqf (endowment)
202, 214, 229, 240, 258, 293, 310
Weber, Max
4, 22, 42, 114–115, 120, 128, 157–158, 162, 173, 187–191, 194–195, 214, 230, 251, 259–260, 276
Wellhausen, Julius
188, 192
Widengren, Geo
40
Wittrock, Bjőrn
187, 189–190
world region (civilizational zone)
157–159, 245
Yaʿqub b. Ishāqal-Kindi
77, 80
Yaʿqub Layth, Saffarid
5–6, 89
Yarshater, Ehsan
3, 22, 67, 162
Yāsā of Chinggis Khan
94, 100, 269–271, 283–285
Yazdi, Ibrahim
348, 358
Yazdi, Sharaf al-Din
31, 45
Yek kalema
289, 295
Yıldız, Sara Nur
32
Yılmaz, H.
46–47
Young Bukharans
338–339, 343
Yusof Khan Mostashār al-Dawla
288–290, 294–295
Yusuf ʿĀdel Khan
99
Zafarnāma
27, 31, 164, 271
Zahiri Samarqandi
83–84
Zakeri, Mohsen
18–19
Zia ul Haq
203
Ziyā’ al-Din Barani
98–99, 124, 183
Zij Sind-Hind
75–76
Zij-e Shāhi
75–76
Zoroastrianism
63–66, 190