This paper discusses a passage found in the Middle Persian legal text Hazār Dādestān (MHDA) that is crucial to our understanding of pre-Islamic chronological issues. Through a study of the personal names found in the text, the author is able to show that t the chronological discussions and the resulting differences of opinion on pre-islamic iranian chronology that are so widely attested in islamic historiography, were already present in preislamic times, though probably only in restricted intellectual circles.
A short note on MHDA 38 / Cereti, Carlo Giovanni. - STAMPA. - 5(2017), pp. 23-30. - SERIE ORIENTALE ROMA.
A short note on MHDA 38
CERETI, Carlo Giovanni
2017
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This paper discusses a passage found in the Middle Persian legal text Hazār Dādestān (MHDA) that is crucial to our understanding of pre-Islamic chronological issues. Through a study of the personal names found in the text, the author is able to show that t the chronological discussions and the resulting differences of opinion on pre-islamic iranian chronology that are so widely attested in islamic historiography, were already present in preislamic times, though probably only in restricted intellectual circles.File allegati a questo prodotto
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