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When he was assassinated in 1896, Nasir al-Din Shah had sat on the Peacock throne for nearly half a century. A colourful, complex figure, he is frequently portrayed as indolent and self-indulgent. This book gives us both a biography of the man and an analysis of the institution of monarchy in modern Iran.
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When he was assassinated in 1896, Nasir al-Din Shah had sat on the Peacock throne for nearly half a century. A colourful, complex figure, he is frequently portrayed as indolent and self-indulgent. This book gives us both a biography of the man and an analysis of the institution of monarchy in modern Iran.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 568
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 40mm
- Gewicht: 854g
- ISBN-13: 9781845118280
- ISBN-10: 1845118286
- Artikelnr.: 23611156
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 568
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 40mm
- Gewicht: 854g
- ISBN-13: 9781845118280
- ISBN-10: 1845118286
- Artikelnr.: 23611156
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Abbas Amanat
Table of Contents List of Illustrations Preface Note on Transliteration and
Style INTRODUCTION: THE ROYAL DOMAIN From the Tent to the Throne The Shah
and His Subjects Within Fragile Frontiers Nobility and the Problem of
Succession 1. THE CHILD OF TURKMANCHAY Unhappy Union Lonesome Childhood
Struggle for Heir Apparency 2. A MIRROR FOR THE PRINCE Formal Education The
Fight and the Feast Lesson of the Mirrors Display of the World Rehearsal
for the Throne The Prophet and the Priests 3.ASCENDING THE THRONE Departing
for the Capital People's Council and Power Contest Wearing the Kayanid
Crown Machination and Mutiny 4. THE SHAH AND HIS ATABAK Learning to Rule
The Sublime Cradle Castle of Mirrors, Cannonballs of Sedition Killing the
Atabak 5. A NARROW ESCAPE Return to the Old Ways The Assassination Attempt
The Babi Bloodbath An Inadvertent Victim 6. PLAYING THE POWER GAME The
Heart Debacle The King of the Shi'ites The Curse of the Protected Alliance
with Russia Royal Rights Ridiculed 7. YOUTHFUL AMBITIONS Bully-Boy
Diplomacy Uprooting the Victorian Tree Conquest of Heart In Search of
Friends: France and the United States War in the Persian Gulf Peace with
England Saving Face 8. ABOLISHING THE SIDARAT The Flying Gazelle and the
Absolute Potentate Delegating Power Ruinous Fever The Valley of Dismissal
Fate of a Fallen Minister 9. BALANCING THE OLD AND THE NEW Holding the
Reins of Power In the House of Oblivion An Honest Goodwill Mission Ominous
Conjunction Fearing Him Who Fears The Royal Prerogative EPILOGUE: REMNANTS
OF A REIGN Precarious Order Within From Defiance to Deference A Personal
Universe Chaos Revisited Legacy of a Long Reign Abbreviations Notes
Bibliography Index
Style INTRODUCTION: THE ROYAL DOMAIN From the Tent to the Throne The Shah
and His Subjects Within Fragile Frontiers Nobility and the Problem of
Succession 1. THE CHILD OF TURKMANCHAY Unhappy Union Lonesome Childhood
Struggle for Heir Apparency 2. A MIRROR FOR THE PRINCE Formal Education The
Fight and the Feast Lesson of the Mirrors Display of the World Rehearsal
for the Throne The Prophet and the Priests 3.ASCENDING THE THRONE Departing
for the Capital People's Council and Power Contest Wearing the Kayanid
Crown Machination and Mutiny 4. THE SHAH AND HIS ATABAK Learning to Rule
The Sublime Cradle Castle of Mirrors, Cannonballs of Sedition Killing the
Atabak 5. A NARROW ESCAPE Return to the Old Ways The Assassination Attempt
The Babi Bloodbath An Inadvertent Victim 6. PLAYING THE POWER GAME The
Heart Debacle The King of the Shi'ites The Curse of the Protected Alliance
with Russia Royal Rights Ridiculed 7. YOUTHFUL AMBITIONS Bully-Boy
Diplomacy Uprooting the Victorian Tree Conquest of Heart In Search of
Friends: France and the United States War in the Persian Gulf Peace with
England Saving Face 8. ABOLISHING THE SIDARAT The Flying Gazelle and the
Absolute Potentate Delegating Power Ruinous Fever The Valley of Dismissal
Fate of a Fallen Minister 9. BALANCING THE OLD AND THE NEW Holding the
Reins of Power In the House of Oblivion An Honest Goodwill Mission Ominous
Conjunction Fearing Him Who Fears The Royal Prerogative EPILOGUE: REMNANTS
OF A REIGN Precarious Order Within From Defiance to Deference A Personal
Universe Chaos Revisited Legacy of a Long Reign Abbreviations Notes
Bibliography Index
Table of Contents List of Illustrations Preface Note on Transliteration and
Style INTRODUCTION: THE ROYAL DOMAIN From the Tent to the Throne The Shah
and His Subjects Within Fragile Frontiers Nobility and the Problem of
Succession 1. THE CHILD OF TURKMANCHAY Unhappy Union Lonesome Childhood
Struggle for Heir Apparency 2. A MIRROR FOR THE PRINCE Formal Education The
Fight and the Feast Lesson of the Mirrors Display of the World Rehearsal
for the Throne The Prophet and the Priests 3.ASCENDING THE THRONE Departing
for the Capital People's Council and Power Contest Wearing the Kayanid
Crown Machination and Mutiny 4. THE SHAH AND HIS ATABAK Learning to Rule
The Sublime Cradle Castle of Mirrors, Cannonballs of Sedition Killing the
Atabak 5. A NARROW ESCAPE Return to the Old Ways The Assassination Attempt
The Babi Bloodbath An Inadvertent Victim 6. PLAYING THE POWER GAME The
Heart Debacle The King of the Shi'ites The Curse of the Protected Alliance
with Russia Royal Rights Ridiculed 7. YOUTHFUL AMBITIONS Bully-Boy
Diplomacy Uprooting the Victorian Tree Conquest of Heart In Search of
Friends: France and the United States War in the Persian Gulf Peace with
England Saving Face 8. ABOLISHING THE SIDARAT The Flying Gazelle and the
Absolute Potentate Delegating Power Ruinous Fever The Valley of Dismissal
Fate of a Fallen Minister 9. BALANCING THE OLD AND THE NEW Holding the
Reins of Power In the House of Oblivion An Honest Goodwill Mission Ominous
Conjunction Fearing Him Who Fears The Royal Prerogative EPILOGUE: REMNANTS
OF A REIGN Precarious Order Within From Defiance to Deference A Personal
Universe Chaos Revisited Legacy of a Long Reign Abbreviations Notes
Bibliography Index
Style INTRODUCTION: THE ROYAL DOMAIN From the Tent to the Throne The Shah
and His Subjects Within Fragile Frontiers Nobility and the Problem of
Succession 1. THE CHILD OF TURKMANCHAY Unhappy Union Lonesome Childhood
Struggle for Heir Apparency 2. A MIRROR FOR THE PRINCE Formal Education The
Fight and the Feast Lesson of the Mirrors Display of the World Rehearsal
for the Throne The Prophet and the Priests 3.ASCENDING THE THRONE Departing
for the Capital People's Council and Power Contest Wearing the Kayanid
Crown Machination and Mutiny 4. THE SHAH AND HIS ATABAK Learning to Rule
The Sublime Cradle Castle of Mirrors, Cannonballs of Sedition Killing the
Atabak 5. A NARROW ESCAPE Return to the Old Ways The Assassination Attempt
The Babi Bloodbath An Inadvertent Victim 6. PLAYING THE POWER GAME The
Heart Debacle The King of the Shi'ites The Curse of the Protected Alliance
with Russia Royal Rights Ridiculed 7. YOUTHFUL AMBITIONS Bully-Boy
Diplomacy Uprooting the Victorian Tree Conquest of Heart In Search of
Friends: France and the United States War in the Persian Gulf Peace with
England Saving Face 8. ABOLISHING THE SIDARAT The Flying Gazelle and the
Absolute Potentate Delegating Power Ruinous Fever The Valley of Dismissal
Fate of a Fallen Minister 9. BALANCING THE OLD AND THE NEW Holding the
Reins of Power In the House of Oblivion An Honest Goodwill Mission Ominous
Conjunction Fearing Him Who Fears The Royal Prerogative EPILOGUE: REMNANTS
OF A REIGN Precarious Order Within From Defiance to Deference A Personal
Universe Chaos Revisited Legacy of a Long Reign Abbreviations Notes
Bibliography Index