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A Chronicle of the Early Safavids and the Reign of Shah Isma?il (907-930/1501-1524) Catherine Burton with cutting-edge studies probing beyondIn this volume, Kioumars Ghereghlou presents an edition, with preface and indexes, of a previously unpublished sixteenth century Persian chronicle. Written by Qsim Beg ayt, a court scribe to Shah Tahmsp (r. 152476), it covers Safavid history beginning with the early part of the fourteenth century and closing with an account of Shah Ismails (r. 150124) rise to power and military campaigns in Iran. Dedicated to the Safavid princess Mihn Begum (d. 1562),