Mongolic monuments › Letters and edicts of the Ilkhans › Persian-Mongolian decree of Shaykh Uvays, 759/1358 (Ardabil, A 16)
| Date | 759 AH, year of the Dog = 17 October 1358 (according to Doerfer) |
|---|---|
| Ilkhan | Shaykh Uvays Jalayirid (not an Ilkhan; the Jalayirids were the successors of the Ilkhans) |
| Addressee | governors, collectors and financial secretaries of Khan-e Beli |
| Type | decree (bilingual) |
| Script and language | Persian and Mongolian (Uyghur script, 31 lines); tughra; square seals 4.5 cm |
| Material | paper, 146 × 22 cm, four glued pieces |
| Kept | Ardabil, shrine of Shaykh Safi → Tehran (general indication by Herrmann 2004) |
| Discovery and first edition | found by G. Herrmann in Ardabil in 1970; published by Herrmann & Doerfer 1975 (CAJ 19) |
| Text | transcription and translation in the corpus mongoliancorpus.org |
Confirms an annual stipend of 1,000 dinars from the tax revenue of a village (Sāqiyār / Sādyāt) in Khān-e Beli for the disciples of Shaykh Ṣadr al-Dīn (waqf of the Ardabil hospice); forbids demanding new decrees every year or exercising coercion.
Source of the data: Herrmann & Doerfer 1975b: 2–6 (description, translation of the Persian part), 56 ff. (Mongolian part); Doerfer 1975: 188, 220 (A 16)