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Medieval Georgian version of Persian romance Vis and Ramin
Visramiani (Georgian: ვისრამიანი) is a medieval Georgian version of the old Iranian love story Vīs and Rāmīn, traditionally taken to have been rendered
Visramiani
2006 novel by Aka Morchiladze
relation between Salome Visramiani and Sandro da Costa, the heir of an eminent Genoese family. For nearly twenty years the Visramianis have been fighting the
Santa_Esperanza
A miniature from the 1729 manuscript by Visramiani, of the Persian love story Vis and Rāmin.
Persian_mythology
12th-13th century Georgian statesman and writer
prose; this Georgian version of the Persian original became known as Visramiani. During a revolt of Queen Tamar's disgraced husband, George the Rus',
Sargis_Tmogveli
17th-century Georgian poem
the first known instance of a documentary poem in Georgian literature. Visramiani Amiran-Darejaniani Baindurashvili 2017. Baindurashvili, Khatuna (2017)
Shahnavaziani
or Sargis of Tmogvi was a 13th century Georgian statesman and writer. Visramiani a medieval Georgian version of the old Iranian love story Vīs and Rāmīn
Sargis_II_Tmogveli
Medieval Georgian romance
tradition and Persian epos which Georgian authors admired and translated; Visramiani, a free Georgian rendition of Vis o Ramin, being the closest to the period
Amiran-Darejaniani
Persian poet
in Georgia through a 12th-century free translation in prose known as Visramiani, which had a long-lasting effect on Georgian literature. Being the oldest
Fakhruddin_As'ad_Gurgani
Persian epic poem
in Georgia through a 12th-century free translation in prose known as Visramiani, which had a longlasting effect on Georgian literature. Being the oldest
Vis_and_Rāmin
to and edited the German translations of the medieval Georgian epics Visramiani (Wisramiani: oder die Geschichte der Liebe von Wis und Ramin, 1957) and
Kita_Chkhenkeli
Province of Safavid Iran (1518–1736)
version of the Shahnameh, was further developed and improved, as well as Visramiani, the Georgian version of Vis o Ramin. According to a letter sent to the
Safavid_Georgia
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