Travels in Iran and the Caucasus, 1647 & 1654

Discover the captivating world of Iran and the Caucasus with the compelling book, Travels in Iran and the Caucasus, 1647 & 1654. This engrossing travelogue takes you on a journey through the region, offering a wealth of stimulating and informative insights. It goes beyond a mere diplomatic report, delving into the fascinating aspects of religion, ethnicity, art, and even culinary traditions of the area.

What makes this book truly special is its fresh perspective on the relations between two powerful empires of the time - the Ottomans and the Safavids. During a period of relative calm, Evliya Chelebi, an Ottoman administrator, meticulously records his experiences, providing a valuable narrative that sheds light on an otherwise tumultuous relationship.

For the first time, the Iranian and Caucus sections of Chelebi's Siyahat-nameh have been meticulously translated from the original Turkish manuscript into English. This makes this book an extraordinary resource, not only for scholars of Safavid Iran but also for anyone fascinated by the captivating history of the seventeenth-century Middle East.

Embark on a journey like no other and gain a deep understanding of the rich cultural tapestry of Iran and the Caucasus. Immerse yourself in the vivid descriptions, detailed observations, and compelling narratives that Travels in Iran and the Caucasus, 1647 & 1654 offers. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore a lesser-known but profoundly impactful period in history.

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