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Bibliography. See also. External links. Mehrdad Bahar ( Persian: مهرداد بهار, pronunciation: Mehrdād Bahār) (1929, in Tehran – 13 November 1994, in Tehran) was a prominent Iranist, linguist, mythologist and Persian historian. Early life. Mehrdad Bahar was the youngest son of Persian poet Mohammad Taghi Bahar.
Mehrdad Bahar, a prominent Persian historian, opined in 1983 that the figure of Hajji Firuz may be derived from ceremonies and legends connected to the epic of Prince Siavash, which are in turn derived from those associated with the Mesopotamian deity of agriculture and flocks, Tammuz (Sumerian Dumuzi ).
Mehrdad Bahar (مهرداد بهار), né le 2 octobre 1929 à Téhéran et mort le 13 novembre 1994 à Téhéran, est un historien, linguiste et spécialiste iranien de la mythologie perse . Biographie. Mehrdad Bahar est le fils cadet du poète Mohammad Taghi Bahar.
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Mehrdad Bahar (مهرداد بهار), nato il 2 ottobre 1929 a Teheran e morì 13 novembre 1994 a Teheran, è uno storico, linguista e specialista iraniano in mitologia persiana. Biografia. Mehrdad Bahar è il figlio più giovane del poeta Mohammad Taghi Bahar.
Mehrdād Bahār (b. 1930, in Tehran; d. 13 November 1994, in Tehran) was a prominent Iranist, linguist, mythologist and Persian historian. Mehrdad Bahar, was the youngest son of Persian poet Mohammad Taghi Bahar. He held a PhD degree in Persian literature and Ancient Iranian languages from Tehran University.
Mehrdad Bahar has written extensively on the composite nature of the legendary part of the Shahnameh, including the narratives concerned with Rostam; perhaps his most thorough discussion of the subject is in Mehrdad Bahar, “Ta’asir-e hokumat-e kushanha dar tashkil-e hemaseh-ye melli-ye Iran,” in Az ostureh ta tarikh (Tehran: Nashr-e ...
