Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent
miniature in the Khamsa, British Library Or. 2265
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Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent
Summary
Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent is a Persian miniature[1].
Key Facts
- Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent is the creator of Mir Sayyid Ali[2].
- Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent's image is recorded as Dilənçi qarının Məcnunu Leylini qapısına aparması.JPG[3].
- Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent's instance of is recorded as Persian miniature[4].
- Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent's collection is recorded as British Library[5].
- Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent's inventory number is recorded as Or. 2265, fol. 157v[6].
- Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent's location is recorded as British Library[7].
- Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent's part of is recorded as Khamsa of Nizami, British Library, Or. 2265[8].
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Works and Contributions
Majnun brought in chains by the old woman to Layla’s tent is the creator of Mir Sayyid Ali[2].