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Dāʾūd al-Qayṣarī in Ilkhanid Tabriz: New evidence

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Chercheuse qualifiée FRS—FNRS (Belgium); UCLouvain, Institut supérieur de philosophie
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Abstract

This paper revisits the usual narrative of Dāʾūd al-Qayṣarī's life, bringing to light evidence of his stay in Ilkhanid Tabriz. Recent studies mention a connection with Ilkhanid Iran, where he would have met his master ʿAbd al-Razzāq al-Qāshānī, but present no substantiated details as to when and where this happened and how these events fit in his life. A document held at the Bodleian, corroborated by evidence from other manuscripts, shows that the common narrative of Qayṣarī's life (in which links with Iran are almost entirely absent) is untenable, and presents evidence of Qayṣarī's presence in Ilkhanid Tabriz. These new elements invite us to revise our perception of Qayṣarī's oeuvre, in particular the idea that it was written under the auspices of the nascent Ottoman power, and further investigate the intellectual scene in Tabriz in the last years of the reign of Abu Saʿīd and of his vizier Ghiyāth al-Dīn.

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Dāʾūd al-QayṣarīIlkhanid TabrizTaşkoprüzadeAkbarī thought14th c. intellectual history14th c. manuscript production
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Research funded by the FRS–FNRS (Belgium), project “Avicenna East & West I: Poem on the soul” (PDR – T.0019.19).

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