Associate professor of Ancient Iranian Languages and Cultures, The Research Institute for Cultural Heritage Organization, Handy Crafts and Tourism.
Abstract
The present paper compares two important Sasanid inscriptions: one is the three-lingual Shahpur inscription on Ka’be-ye Zardosht, and the other is the bilingual Narseh inscription in Paikuli located in Iraq. These two inscriptions are both significant for the way they narrate the political events of that era, and the references they make to kinship relations, internal structure of the government and official titles and dignitaries. This paper both surveys and makes a comparison between such references and narrations.
Nasrollahzadeh,C. (2010). A Structural Survey of Prosopography, Dignitaries and Titels in ŠKZ and Narsi Paikuli Inscriptions. Pazand Quarterly, 6(20-21), 127-138.
MLA
Nasrollahzadeh,C. . "A Structural Survey of Prosopography, Dignitaries and Titels in ŠKZ and Narsi Paikuli Inscriptions", Pazand Quarterly, 6, 20-21, 2010, 127-138.
HARVARD
Nasrollahzadeh C. (2010). 'A Structural Survey of Prosopography, Dignitaries and Titels in ŠKZ and Narsi Paikuli Inscriptions', Pazand Quarterly, 6(20-21), pp. 127-138.
CHICAGO
C. Nasrollahzadeh, "A Structural Survey of Prosopography, Dignitaries and Titels in ŠKZ and Narsi Paikuli Inscriptions," Pazand Quarterly, 6 20-21 (2010): 127-138,
VANCOUVER
Nasrollahzadeh C. A Structural Survey of Prosopography, Dignitaries and Titels in ŠKZ and Narsi Paikuli Inscriptions. Pazand Quarterly, 2010; 6(20-21): 127-138.
