histoire thamas kouli kan roi perse von cerceau jean antoine (8 Ergebnisse)

LeatherBound. Zustand: New. LeatherBound edition. Condition: New. Reprinted from edition. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. Bound in genuine leather with Satin ribbon page markers and Spine with raised gilt bands. A perfect gift for your loved ones. NO changes have been made to the original text. This is NOT a retyped or an ocr'd reprint. Illustrations, Index, if any, are included in black and white. Each page is checked manually before printing. As this print on demand book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages, but we always try to make the book as complete as possible. Fold-outs, if any, are not part of the book. If the original book was published in multiple volumes then this reprint is of only one volume, not the whole set. Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Pages: 503.

In-8°, pp. (4), 267 + 40 di Supplement, cartonatura in carta decorata dell'epoca, titolo manoscritto su tassello cartaceo al dorso. Lievi bruniture, abrasioni alla legatura. Riedizione, accresciuta di un supplemento, di quest'anonima opera di storia, geografia ed etnografia della Persia e dell'Asia Centrale, oggetto principale della trattazione è Thamas Kouli Kan, o Nadir Shah (1688-1747), uno dei massimi sovrani persiani, ma il lavoro, fondato sulle memorie storiche del Krusinski, contiene una quantità di notazioni sulla storia, la topografia, le religioni e i costumi della Persia e dell'Afghanistan (profusi cenni sono riservati a Kabul e a Ladak).

In-8° (175x107mm), pp. (4), 267 + 40 di Supplement, legatura coeva p. pelle marrone con dorso a nervetti adorno di titolo in oro su tassello in pelle rossa, fregi floreali in oro entro scomparti. Tagli rossi a spruzzo. Fregio inciso al titolo, testatine e finalini ornati incisi su legno. Normali fioriture, ma ottimo stato. Riedizione, accresciuta di un supplemento, di quest'anonima opera di storia, geografia ed etnografia della Persia e dell'Asia Centrale, dovuta però alla penna dello scrittore gesuita Jean Antoine de Cerceau; oggetto principale della trattazione è Thamas Kouli Kan, o Nadir Shah (1688-1747), uno dei massimi sovrani persiani, ma il lavoro, fondato sulle memorie storiche del Krusinski, contiene una quantità di notazioni sulla storia, la topografia, le religioni e i costumi della Persia e dell'Afghanistan (profusi cenni sono riservati a Kabul e a Ladak). L'edizione originale del volume apparve nel 1728 col titolo Histoire de la dernière revolution de Perse, e la sua attribuzione resta incerta, in quanto alcuni attribuiscono invece il volume al Frasses (tra di essi, il Melzi e il Parenti). Il Du Cerceau (Parigi, 1670-castello di Véret, presso Tours, 1730), entrato tra i gesuiti diciottenne, fu autore di poemi latini, drammi, commedie. Cfr. Barbier, II, col. 736. De Backer-Sommervogel, II, 977. Schwab, 261. Brunet, Table, 28080. Melzi, II, p. 51.

L'ouvrage étant publié sans nom d'auteur, deux auteurs se partagent l'attribution de paternité par les spécialistes - Complet de sa carte dépliante et du portrait en frontispice - Nouvelle édition - Reliure plein cuir moucheté d'époque, dos a 5 nerfs très ornés - Petit accroc peu visible en coiffe de pied, quelques rousseurs légères, très belle présentation - Une fente sans manque à la carte 476 pages, petit in-8, 17 cm, relié. Très bon état.

Paris, Chez Briasson, 1743, 17 x 10 cm., piel con algunas pérdidas en la tapa anterior, retrato + 2 h. + 473 págs. + mapa plegado de Persia. (2ª edición. Narra el reinado de Tahmasp II de la dinastía Safawid que fue destronado por Nadir Kuli en 1732 y posteriormente asesinado por el propio hijo de Nadir). [Second edition. An account of the reign of Tahmasp II, king of Persia, of the Safawid dynasty. He was dethroned by Nadir Kuli, the robber chief in 1732 and sent as a prisoner into Khorasan where he was subsequently murdered by Nadir's son]. ORIENTE PERSIA.

Ril. 1/2 pergamena risguardi sostituiti 12° pp. 476+4, ritratto in antiportacon lunga iscrizione con piccola lacerazione a metà pagina ben riparabile, carta della Persia e degli stati del Mogol,ripiegata cm. 23x29. Storia del re persiano Thamas Kouli-Kan o Neder Chah pubblicato anonimo ma attribuito a J-A Du Cerceau (1670-1730) e Abate André de Claustre.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. 1743 History of Nader Shah Kouli-Kan IRAN Persia MAP Mogul Treasures Claustre Nader Shah, also known as Qoli Khan, was a Persian shah known for being one of the most powerful Iranian rulers in the history of the Middle East. And while he was powerful, his power corrupted him, and he became exceedingly cruel to his subjects. So much so that it led to his assassination by a group of a dozen or more conspirators. He led numerous successful military campaigns often being compared to Napoleon and Genghis Khan. These military conquests, along with his political influence and treasure hunts, were reported by several European historians including Andre de Claustre. This work also contains descriptions of Persian King Tahmasp II and the Safawid Dynasty. One of the most famous accounts described in this book is of Nader Shah s pillaging of the treasures of the Great Mogul. Per Briant, De Clasutre provides an inventory of the treasures and explains that one hundred workmen were kept busy for fifteen days melting & making into bars the gold & silver not in coined money, or order to make transportation easier. Item number: #19061 Price: $599 CERCEAU, Jean-Antoine du Histoire de Thamas Kouli-Kan, roi de Perse. Paris : Chez Briasson, 1743. Details: Collation: Complete with all pages o [4], 473, [3] o Folding map and engraved frontispiece o Carte de la Perse et des Etats du Mogol References: Pierre Briant, The First European, p.336 Language: French Binding: Leather; tight and secure Size: ~6.5in X 4in (17cm x 10cm) Our Guarantee: Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide. Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving, and we will offer a full refund without reservation! 19061 Photos available upon request.

1 vol in-12° (173 x 100 mm.) de:[2] ff. (faux titre, titre); 455 pp. (dont table); [6] pp. (errata, approbation, privilège); 1 frontispice gravé (portrait de Thamas Kouli-Kan); 1 carte dépliante (« Carte de la Perse et des états du Mogol pour servir l'histoire de Thamas KOULI KAN »). Cachet humide d une bibliothèque allemande sur le faux titre. (Corps très frais). Plein veau glacé d'époque, dos à nerfs orné, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, filet à froid encadrant les plats, roulette dorée sur les coupes, tranches rouges mouchetées (état superbe). Édition originale due à l Abbé de Claustre et Jean-Antoine du Cerceau de cette biographie du fondateur de la dynastie des Afsharides, Thamas Kouli-Kan, inconnu de naissance qui s'éleva jusqu'au trône de Perse. De son vrai nom Nadir Châh (1688-1747), il entre au service de Tahmasp, le fils du Shah Husayn et prend le nom de "Tahmasp Kouli-Khan" (ce qui signifie "l'esclave de Tahmasp"). Il lutte contre les Turcs avec succès, et quand, en 1732, le Shah transforme sa victoire en désastre par une paix conciliante, Nadir le renverse. Le fils de Tahmasp, Abbas III est alors placé sur le trône avec Nadir comme régent. En 1736, il renverse Abbas à son tour et se proclame Shah, mettant ainsi fin au règne de la dynastie des Safavid. Il a mené de nombreuses campagnes militaires qui connurent un grand succès et sont souvent comparées à celles de Napoléon et de Gengis Khan. En 1747, lors d une campagne contre les rebelles Kurdes, Nadir Shah est assassiné par les officiers de sa propre garde. Bien que la dynastie qu'il fonda - la dynastie d'Afshar (1736-49) - fût de courte durée, Nadir est généralement considéré comme l un des plus grands et plus puissants dirigeants de la Perse. L Abbé de Claustre (XVIIIe siècle-XVIIIe siècle), prêtre du diocèse de Lyon, poursuit d'abord une carrière ecclésiastique et est nommé chanoine en 1736. Il est ensuite le précepteur du comte de Gisors, Louis Marie Fouquet (1732-1758), fils du maréchal de Belle-lsle ; c'est ce que laisse entendre l'épître dédicatoire de son "Dictionnaire de mythologie" (1745). Puis Claustre devient le précepteur de Jean Benjamin de La Borde (1734-1794), futur fermier-général et valet de chambre de Louis XV (voir G. Thirion, La Vie privée des financiers au XVIIIe siècle, Paris, Plon, 1895, p. 438). Jean-Antoine du Cerceau (1670-1730) est un prêtre jésuite français, poète, auteur dramatique et homme de lettres. Enseignant dans plusieurs collèges de son ordre, il compose pour ses élèves plusieurs pièces, en vers latins ou français, qui ont été jouées dans ces collèges. Il est le plus populaire des auteurs dramatiques jésuites: ses comédies sont imprimées durant plus d'un siècle. Son succès est tel qu il est produit à la cour du Roi. Il devient précepteur du prince de Conti et périt accidentellement, tué par son élève qui le frappa involontairement en maniant un fusil! Dans leur ouvrage, les auteurs Claustre et Cerceau nous apportent avec précision les connaissances de l'époque sur la géographie, les richesses, les m urs et l'histoire du royaume iranien. En outre, l ouvrage contient des descriptions du roi perse, Tahmasp II, et de la dynastie des Safavids. L'un des récits les plus célèbres décrits dans ce livre est celui du pillage par Nader Shah des trésors du Grand Moghol. L illustration se compose d un portrait-frontispice gravé par Pesselier de Thamas Kouli-Kan en ainsi d une d une carte dépliante de la Perse et des États du Mogol "pour servir l'histoire de Thamas Kouli Kan". Superbe exemplaire, intérieur très frais. 1 vol. 12mo (173 x 100 mm.) of : [2] ff. (false title, title) ; 455 pp. (including table); [6] pp. (errata, approbation, privilege); 1 engraved frontispiece (portrait of Thamas Kouli-Kan); 1 folding map ("Carte de la Perse et des états du Mogol pour servir l'histoire de Thamas KOULI KAN"). Wet stamp of a German library on the false title. (Very fresh body of text). Full contemporary glazed calf, spine ribbed and decorated, red morocco title-piece, cold fillet framing the boards, gilt roulette on the edges, red speckled edges (superb condition). First edition due to the Abbé de Claustre and Jean-Antoine du Cerceau of this biography of the founder of the Afsharid dynasty, Thamas Kouli-Kan, unknown by birth who rose to the throne of Persia. His real name was Nadir Châh (1688-1747). He entered the service of Tahmasp, the son of Shah Husayn, and took the name "Tahmasp Kouli-Khan" (which means "Tahmasp's slave"). He successfully fought against the Turks, and when in 1732 the Shah turned his victory into a disaster with a conciliatory peace, Nadir overthrew him. Tahmasp's son Abbas III was then placed on the throne with Nadir as regent. In 1736, he overthrew Abbas in his turn and proclaimed himself Shah, thus ending the reign of the Safavid dynasty. He led many successful military campaigns, which are often compared to those of Napoleon and Genghis Khan. In 1747, during a campaign against Kurdish rebels, Nadir Shah was assassinated by the officers of his own guard. Although the dynasty he founded - the Afshar Dynasty (1736-49) - was short-lived, Nadir is generally considered one of the greatest and most powerful rulers of Persia. The Abbé de Claustre (XVIIIth century-XVIIIth century), a priest of the diocese of Lyon, first pursued an ecclesiastical career and was appointed canon in 1736. He was then the tutor of the Count of Gisors, Louis Marie Fouquet (1732-1758), son of the Marshal of Belle-Isle; this is what the dedicatory epistle of his "Dictionnaire de mythologie" (1745) suggests. Then Claustre became the tutor of Jean Benjamin de La Borde (1734-1794), future fermier-général and valet de chambre of Louis XV (see G. Thirion, La Vie privée des financiers au XVIIIe siècle, Paris, Plon, 1895, p. 438). Jean-Antoine du Cerceau (1670-1730) was a French Jesuit priest, poet, playwright and man of letters. A teacher in several colleges of his order, he composed for his students several plays, in Lati.