Tilmann Trausch
Biographic Data
| ID | 2055435 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tilmann Trausch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tilmann |
| FAMILY NAME | Trausch |
| SIGNATURE | TRAUSCH T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bonn |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Courts of the Deccan Sultanates
Emma J. Flatt’s study explores the Deccan sultanates and the ways people from various ethnic, social, and religious backgrounds were able to find acceptance and success within their courtly cultures. Focusing on a number of individuals originating from different parts of the Persianate world who ended up in one of the Deccan sultanates, Flatt strives to answer questions about the preconditions for such careers: How did these men succeed, some of …
The Sultan's Life as a Tragedy? Zeyā al-Din Barani, Moʿezz al-Din Keyqobād, and the Performance of Tārikh
This article examines how Zeyā al-Din Barani may have imagined that contemporary audiences would consume his Tārikh-e Firuz Shāhi. Would it only be read visually or also read aloud (directed at the ear rather than the eye), and thus be received aurally, or would it even be performed in front of a larger audience? The plot and protagonists of Barani's story on Moʿezz al-Din Keyqobād present a tragedy that develops around a sultan doomed to fail. A…
Norm, Normabweichung und Praxis des Herrschaftsübergangs in transkultureller Perspektive
Ghazā and Ghazā Terminology in Chronicles from the Sixteenth-Century Safavid Courtly Sphere
In the later decades of the fifteenth century, adherents of the Safavid order started raiding the regions of the northern Caucasus and eastern Anatolia. As most of these raids involved Christian principalities, they have earned the Safavid shaikhs Joneyd and Haydar the reputation as ghāzi s, as fighters for faith against the infidels. This paper explores how scribes from the sixteenth-century Safavid courtly sphere integrated the order’s early mi…
Command versus Consent
Representing Joint Rule as the Murshid-i Kāmil’s Will
At first glance, early Safavid Iran may not be the ideal place to search for forms of consensual rule in the early modern Persianate world, as there where neither estates nor institutionalised procedures for consens-us-based decision-making. However, perhaps it is no less suitable for such considerations than any other non-European realm. As with most other contemporary or present-day rulers, the early Safavids claim for absolute power was rather…
Die Basis der Erzählung. Das historische Detail in der persischen Historiographie des 16. Jahrhunderts
Since the very beginnings of modern Middle Eastern Studies, chronicles have formed one of its most intensively used genres of sources. This is especially true for the Iranian World, which has left particularly few textual remains. Whereas the respective approaches to pre-modern Persian chronicles changed substantially within the last one and a half centuries of research, the approach to one aspect of these texts has remained comparably stable: th…
"Moral und Disziplin. Seyyed Hasan Taqīzāde und die Konstruktion eines ,,progressiven Selbst" in der frühen iranischen Moderne
112 Literatur/Book Reviews / Die Welt des Islams 52 (2012) 103-129 © Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2012 DOI: 10.1163/157006012X627931 Moral und Disziplin. Seyyed Ḥasan Taqīzāde und die Konstruktion eines „progressiven Selbst“ in der frühen iranischen Moderne . By Tim Epkenhans. Berlin: Klaus Schwarz Verlag, 2005 (Islamkundliche Untersuchungen 264). 418 pp., ISBN 3-87997-322-4. Die vorliegende Studie, im Jahr 2002 an der Universität Bamberg als Di…
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"Moral und Disziplin. Seyyed Hasan Taqīzāde und die Konstruktion eines ,,progressiven Selbst" in der frühen iranischen Moderne
112 Literatur/Book Reviews / Die Welt des Islams 52 (2012) 103-129 © Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2012 DOI: 10.1163/157006012X627931 Moral und Disziplin. Seyyed Ḥasan Taqīzāde und die Konstruktion eines „progressiven Selbst“ in der frühen iranischen Moderne . By Tim Epkenhans. Berlin: Klaus Schwarz Verlag, 2005 (Islamkundliche Untersuchungen 264). 418 pp., ISBN 3-87997-322-4. Die vorliegende Studie, im Jahr 2002 an der Universität Bamberg als Di…
Die Basis der Erzählung. Das historische Detail in der persischen Historiographie des 16. Jahrhunderts
Since the very beginnings of modern Middle Eastern Studies, chronicles have formed one of its most intensively used genres of sources. This is especially true for the Iranian World, which has left particularly few textual remains. Whereas the respective approaches to pre-modern Persian chronicles changed substantially within the last one and a half centuries of research, the approach to one aspect of these texts has remained comparably stable: th…
Command versus Consent
Representing Joint Rule as the Murshid-i Kāmil’s Will
At first glance, early Safavid Iran may not be the ideal place to search for forms of consensual rule in the early modern Persianate world, as there where neither estates nor institutionalised procedures for consens-us-based decision-making. However, perhaps it is no less suitable for such considerations than any other non-European realm. As with most other contemporary or present-day rulers, the early Safavids claim for absolute power was rather…
Ghazā and Ghazā Terminology in Chronicles from the Sixteenth-Century Safavid Courtly Sphere
In the later decades of the fifteenth century, adherents of the Safavid order started raiding the regions of the northern Caucasus and eastern Anatolia. As most of these raids involved Christian principalities, they have earned the Safavid shaikhs Joneyd and Haydar the reputation as ghāzi s, as fighters for faith against the infidels. This paper explores how scribes from the sixteenth-century Safavid courtly sphere integrated the order’s early mi…
Norm, Normabweichung und Praxis des Herrschaftsübergangs in transkultureller Perspektive
The Courts of the Deccan Sultanates
Emma J. Flatt’s study explores the Deccan sultanates and the ways people from various ethnic, social, and religious backgrounds were able to find acceptance and success within their courtly cultures. Focusing on a number of individuals originating from different parts of the Persianate world who ended up in one of the Deccan sultanates, Flatt strives to answer questions about the preconditions for such careers: How did these men succeed, some of …
The Sultan's Life as a Tragedy? Zeyā al-Din Barani, Moʿezz al-Din Keyqobād, and the Performance of Tārikh
This article examines how Zeyā al-Din Barani may have imagined that contemporary audiences would consume his Tārikh-e Firuz Shāhi. Would it only be read visually or also read aloud (directed at the ear rather than the eye), and thus be received aurally, or would it even be performed in front of a larger audience? The plot and protagonists of Barani's story on Moʿezz al-Din Keyqobād present a tragedy that develops around a sultan doomed to fail. A…
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