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Ibn Shahriyar

Buzurg ibn Shahriyār al-Rāmhurmuzī was a 10th-century Persian merchant captain from Ramhormoz. He penned a collection of stories in Arabic, entitled ʿAjāʾib al-Hind (Wonders of India). The latest datable story in the collection is from 953.

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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Buzurg ibn Shahriyār al-Rāmhurmuzī was a 10th-century Persian merchant captain from Ramhormoz. He penned a collection of stories in Arabic, entitled ʿAjāʾib al-Hind (Wonders of India). The latest datable story in the collection is from 953.

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