![]() A battle scene p.60 |
![]() Cavalry pursue enemies p.59 |
![]() Cavalry pursue enemies p.58 |
![]() Ruler on an elephant p.56 |
![]() Mourning a ruler p.55 |
![]() Negotiations p.54 |
![]() A lord travelling p.53 |
![]() Ruler on campaign p.50 |
![]() Execution p.49 |
![]() Khan and Khatun talking p.48 |
![]() The Ilkhan handing out rewards p.47 |
![]() Cavalry pursuit p.38 |
![]() Lamentation on the bier of a Mongolian ruler p.25 |
![]() Astronomers or astrologers at work p.16 |
Images from the same source collected in Staatsbibliothek Berlin, Orientabteilung, MS Diez A Fol. 70, MS Diez A Fol. 71. & MS Diez A Fol. 72. Rashid-ad-Din's Gami' al-tawarih. Tabriz (?), 1st quarter of 14th century.
The Jami‛ al Tawarikh (compendium of chronicles), was in four parts: (1) the history of the Mongols from Jenghis Khan to the death of Ghazan (2) a history of Öljeytü, followed by a long universal history from Adam, the biblical patriarchs and the ancient kings of Persia to Muhammad and the caliphs; (3) the 'Five Dynasties' of the Arabs, the Jews, the Mongols, the Franks and the Chinese; and (4) a geographical compendium.
Source: Dschingis Khan und seine Erben