Costume of Iranian Women in History 5| Ghaznaviyan aur Ilkhani

Costume of Iranian Women in History 5| Ghaznaviyan aur Ilkhani

Tareekh Main Irani Khawateen Key Libas 05: Ghaznwiyan Sey Ilkhanion Tak

تاریخ میں ایرانی خواتین کے لباس قسط پنجم: غزنویوں سے ایلخانیوں تک

Introduction:

1. Ghaznaviyan

Who are the Ghaznaviyan? It was a greatest Muslim Dynasty ruling on Iran, Afghanistan, Transoxiana and the northwest of Indian subcontinent. Although this dynasty was Turkic Muslims by origin. But it was Persianised dynasty by their culture, habits, literature and language. This dynasty was established in 977 AD and it was disestablished in 1186 AD. It was controlled from two capitals in Ghazna and Lahore. The official language of the empire was Persian. However the Turkic was its language of military. And the Arabic was the language by theology.

2. Ilkhani

Ilkhani or Mongols formed southwestern sector of the Mongol Empire. This empire was established in 1256 by Hulagu Khan. It started to disestablish from 1335 to 1353. The capital cities were Maragha, Tabriz and Sultania. The common languages were Mongolian, Persian and Arabic. They were Shamani by religion but converted to Islam by the King Ghazan.

The era of the Ilkhanis and Timurid

During these years, fundamental changes in beauty criteria were not created, and the same eyes were a nugget, elongated eyebrows, curly and long hair, clear skin, and overweight. In this period, beauty measures did not change much, and almost the same as those that were considered to be an advantage in ancient times were maintained in the same way. Though the appearance of hair and beard and mustache of men was tense and curly. In those years, the Iranians had a beautiful face addressed to those who had dark eyes, bright skin, and shiny and tall hair. In this period, women were more rigorous.

I am older like the history. I was and will be forever. Rulers came and passed away. They occupied the little parts and ruled over. However I was every where. And I am still every where. My dress was my recognition and my dress created the culture and history.