Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 13، number In Volume 5، August 2020 ، issue Number 51

Introduction and critique of the manuscript of "jung Eskandar Mirza Timur"

Musa Vasfi , Omid Majd (Author in Charge), Mohammad Rezaei , Hossein Kia

Abstract

Anthologies are very important because of the variety of poems. As it is known, literary taste changes in every century, and poem that was popular at a time may not be much appreciated at another time. Certainly, these poems will be forgotten, and sometimes even the names of their poets are gradually forgotten. Anthology seems to be a safe place to preserve these poems and the names of their poets. Thus, by using them, one could find examples of poem from poets whose diwans have not been transcribed and have disappeared. This shows the importance of Anthologies. In addition to these advantages, manuscript anthologies have some drawbacks that need to be corrected so that researchers who refer to them do not go astray. Anthologies are very important sources for introducing forgotten poets or recovering and correcting some of the lost poems. These Anthologies were sometimes written for personal interest and sometimes for the King"s command. This Anthologi is written on the order of "Jalaluddin Amirzade Eskandar Bahador Khan"; in such cases, literate scribes were hired to do so. These scribes have access to credible sources of their day. So these works are very important. But incorrect entry is common in manuscripts, especially Anthologies, which are widely used. Therefore, they should be considered more carefully. The purpose of this article is to introduce and critique "jung Eskandar Mirza Timur", find the location of missing pages and the main place of the moved pages and review its content features.

Keyword
Manuscripts; Anthologies; Eska

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