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The entrance doors to the Yesil Türbe in Bursa of western Anatolia are artefacts of manifold interest for the study of the importance of the city of Tabriz in Iran of the Timurid era. Was Tabriz a center of invention, trade and crafts for the western Muslim world at this time? The doors to this particular tomb-shrine can be dated to the early 15th century, having been carved and constructed for the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed I who died in the month of Jumādā I, 824 A.H. corresponding to May, 1421 A.D., giving us a very clear chronological indicator.
Tabrizi Woodcarvings in Timurid Iran

Tabrizi Woodcarvings in Timurid Iran

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Mirza Firuz Shah

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Subject:

Science and Technology

Subclass:

Agriculture (General)

Reign:

Shahrukh Mirza 1405–1447

Subject Year (Time):

1421

Author:

Joachim Gierlichs

Languages:

English

Royal Mughal Ref:

ARC-11082020-0154

Date of Creation:

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The entrance doors to the Yesil Türbe in Bursa of western Anatolia are artefacts of manifold interest for the study of the importance of the city of Tabriz in Iran of the Timurid era. Was Tabriz a center of invention, trade and crafts for the western Muslim world at this time?
The doors to this particular tomb-shrine can be dated to the early 15th century, having been carved and constructed for the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed I who died in the month of Jumādā I, 824 A.H. corresponding to May, 1421 A.D., giving us a very clear chronological indicator.

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