Mirrors for Princes and Sultans: Advice on the Art of Governance in the Medieval Christian and Islamic Worlds Lisa Blaydes∗ Justin Grimmer†

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	IRAN – Gem of the.Middle East Iranian culture is very old and considered one of the richest in the world. Religion, arts, pottery and weaving have been developed to a high degree. Ancient cultures and settlements have DocID: 11K4p - View Document
	Origins of the modern Zarathushti ‘Phèto’ worn on the Subcontinent By Sam Kerr The word ‘turban’ is a corrupted adoption, loosely used in English to refer to several varieties of head gear in the form of cloth h DocID: 11khG - View Document
	THE SASSANIAN DYNASTY (CE[removed]SHAHPUR I (CE[removed]), son of Ardeshir I (Silver Drachm) DocID: 11f6F - View Document
	VARAHRAN III (CE 293), son of Hormazd I After the death of Varahran II, his son and heir (shown facing the combined bust of Varahran II and his wife, Rezme on the obverse of his earlier coins) did not ascend the throne. DocID: 11782 - View Document
	SHAHPUR II, the Great (CE[removed]3rd son of Hormazd II (Silver Drachmas) Obverse of Silver coins: DocID: 114Y0 - View Document