Tuti-name (papaдџanд±n Hikayeleri) <ESSENTIAL>

The collection is structured around 52 stories told over 52 successive nights.

In the 14th century (around 1330 AD), the Sufi saint and physician Ziya'al-Din Nakhshabi translated and reworked the Sanskrit tales into Persian. He refined the language into a more elegant, "erudite" style suitable for the Delhi Sultanate court. Tuti-name (PapaДџanД±n Hikayeleri)

Page from Tales of a Parrot (Tuti-nama) - Cleveland Museum of Art The collection is structured around 52 stories told