Majd al-Dīn Hamgar
Majd al-Din Hamgar (1210 – 1287), also known as Majd-i Hamgar (مجد همگر), was a Persian poet and courtier of the 13th-century. While most likely born in Yazd, he is regularly referred to as "Shirazi", and often referred to himself as "Majd-i Parsi", which connects him to the southwestern Iranian region of Pars (Fars).
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Majd al-Dīn Hamgar
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- 1210
- Died
- 1287
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Majd al-Din Hamgar (1210 – 1287), also known as Majd-i Hamgar (مجد همگر), was a Persian poet and courtier of the 13th-century. While most likely born in Yazd, he is regularly referred to as "Shirazi", and often referred to himself as "Majd-i Parsi", which connects him to the southwestern Iranian region of Pars (Fars).
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