Ibn Shahriyar
Also recorded as Al-Ramhormuzi · Buzurg Ibn Shahriyar of Ramhormuz
Ibn Shahriyar
- Born
- 900
- Died
- 961
- Occupation
- explorer · traveler · writer · geographer
- Languages
- Arabic
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- 1.Buzurg b. Shahriyār. J. W. Fück.
- 2.MuslimHeritage.com - Topics. www.muslimheritage.com.
- 3.Adhir Chakravarti, Narendra Nath Bhattacharyya. India and South-East Asia Socio-Econo-Cultural Contacts: Socio-econo-cultural Contacts. Punthi Pustak. 1998. 81-86791-14-0.
- 4.Buzurg ibn Shahriyar, translated by: L. Marcel Devic and Peter Quennell. The Book of the Marvels of India: from the Arabic. G. Routledge & sons. 1928.
- 5.Jean-Charles Ducène, “Une nouvelle source arabe sur l'océan Indien au Xe siècle”, Afriques 6, 2015.
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