Shahnameh: The Epic Of The Persian Kings | The Persians: A History Of Iran | BBC Select
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Watch Samira Ahmed visit a performance of the Shahnameh an epic tale about Persia's pre-Islamic kings, in this clip from the BBC Select documentary The Persians: A History of Iran. Historians discuss how the Shahnameh is a classic work of history, literature and language.
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Really interesting, thank you for showing this.
Thank you Noble FERDOWSI for saving the PERSIAN language.
Honor him by loving your homeland in heart and soul ever.
Was it about to die?
@@Adil_Turysbek_TVRCprobably not
@@Adil_Turysbek_TVRC arab rulers forced arabic so gradually persian were less spoken in those dark days
Before him Yaghub Lays Safari (Persian name Radman Mahakan) reclaimed Iran‘s independence from the Arab rule and mandated that the Persian language should be used in all official governmental communications. In my humble opinion, he’s the reason Persian still thrived as a language for us to get to the great unparalleled work we have, the Shahnameh.
Beware the many fake added lines that were not Ferdowsi’s.
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The paintings you see in the book is called Miniature. Miniature painting became a significant genre in Persian art in the 13th century, receiving Chinese influence after the Mongol invasion, and the highest point in the tradition was reached in the 15th and 16th centuries. The tradition continued under some Western influence, and has many modern exponents. The Persian miniature was the dominant influence on other Islamic miniature traditions, principally the Ottoman miniature in Turkey, and the Mughal miniature in the Indian sub-continent.
این مستند درباره شاهنامه و تاریخ ایران بسیار جالب و آموزنده بود. روایت جذاب و تصاویر زیبا به خوبی قدرت و عظمت این اثر حماسی را به تصویر کشیدهاند
This series inspired me to buy this book of Persian poetry and several others, giving me a view into a world I didn’t know - thank you 🙏
That's so cool🇮🇷❤
great video thanks this video is about my country and i love it so good 👍👍👍
Why does this vid has only 10k views? I'm persian(iranian) and this is so important
What a great man he was
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Magnificent.
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💕 VIVA HISTORY OF PERSIA 💞
💕 زنده باد ایران زمین 💞
It's like Greek literature. Greek was conquered by Romans but their civilization survived
I always thought Greeks and Romans were the same nation or ethnic
My name is Asfandyar
This history should be spoken and told by a Iranian. Not English no it alls.
When you don't know anything about history then don't say anything; Iranians are not the only Persians.
You're right everyone in that region is Iranian Turkmans Armenians Azarbaijan Kurds Balouchis Lors Qashqais Bakhtiaris Afghans Tajiks All are historically from greater Iran. Unfortunately they fell into the trap of "Divide and Conquer" policies
Shahnameh Persian History and Culture.👍👏👏👏
Shahnameh Persian History and Culture. Not kurdis, Not Turkic, Not Armenian.✌️
@@avestazaza7458 Kurds are lost lur
The paintings depict mongols!
Yes. The interesting point is that when Turkic nomads and Mongols came into Iran, they became fascinated with Iranian culture including the Shahnameh. They even chose Persian names for their children and some tried to make an ancestral line to pre-Islamic dynesties.
The copies of that era especially resemble mongoloid faces
Nope they are most definetly turks..mongols stayed in iran for 100 years turks for 1000 years and they are still there they call themselves iranian and speak both persian and turkish and they see themself as iranian..seljuks..safavids,mughals all revere shahname.Persian is literary language of turkish/persian elite world.In army they speak turkish but in court persian poety is more prestigious and in science arabic.Kind of like usage of latin in the west even though they are german english or french.
@@ehsansar9726 well when you rule somewhere 1000 years and still exist there you tend to use similar names... nothing more natural, like a french using name christian, Turks learned İslam from samanids not arabs so.. Makes sense..shahname is written during the patronage of Mahmud of ghazni by firdawsi, Mahmud was turkish sultan as i told literary they used persian army turkish.. Slenty eye is called mongoloid face.. Not that they are mongols
What?
No
Its the art style
That’s not true! It’s made up story the shahname saved Persian. It’s lie
No, this is true, after the Arab invasion, the Persian language was banned for 200 years, and Radmanpour Mahek and Ferdowsi saved it, people secretly read the Shahnameh in their homes at night, because this is not just a story, this is the history of my country and the motherland. Strong worship of Ferdowsi, because they wanted to steal our identity, but they could not with our struggle
@@Sahar_wB It's not true, all the Iranian peoples were more than 20 million, do you think that a few tens of thousands of Arabs could have done such a suicidal thing?
@@Sahar_wB The truth is that it was really a project but when the Arabs saw the arduous task, they did not do it.
Firdawsi was the court poet of sultan Mehmud Khan of Ghazni , he received a sack of gold for every single poem .
So what?
I think this ferdowsi is different.
No it was too late by the time sultan realized the true value of shahnameh ferdowsi was passed away
ya, the persons in this book, look like chinese and turks and not persians
The paintings you see in that book are called miniature paintings. The miniatures are influenced by Chinese art, as it shares many similarities in terms of style and mythical creatures depicted. Which leads to the popular notion that Persian miniatures paintings originated from Chinese influence
Stil nothing from the book bit only fantastic words usening to protent that the book is fabulous but we did’t here a word whats written in the book how fabulous is that hypocrossy shits