#prince yazdan

[eledarart]

~ Miserlou ~

[hottakesdutp]

Hot Takes Dutp: Yazdan The Sleepy Boy

A) Lazy Boi <3

B) Long Hair <3 +5

C) Sleepy Eyes ( Heavy lidded *_*)

D) Two Lip Club <3

E) Headscarf looking more like a Veil? (So pretty)

F) Cape! Sash? Either <3

G) Gold and Blue Palette with colorful accents <3

H) Oh HEY, look he’s Actually *Brown*

I) Not sure how to feel about these boots….

Additional Notes:

Love the “hardly bothered to dress myself today” vibe, dude same.

[eliington]

ugh Nothing Matters from The Last Dinner Party is so Vasili and Niko

[hsincerely]

BOOKS READ IN 2022: the cottage by ariana nash

“What you call brilliance, others might call madness.”

“I don’t care what others think. I love your mind, even though I can’t keep up with it. I love your soul, wounded as it is. I love your laugh—fuck I love that laugh so much. And your smile—not the I’m-about-to-fuck-you-up smile, the other one, the soft one. I love that one, when you finally show it.”

[fibbunny]

A process video of a drawing for Ariana Nash’s Prince’s Assassin series. These books were a great queer fantasy experience! Here we see Nikolas and Vasili, the protagonists, finally getting to be soft at the end of their adventure.

Unfortunately a lot of the queer fantasy books I can find have some pretty heavy dark themes, so proceed with caution if you decide to read it, but it’s genuinely one of my favorite love stories. It’s enemies to lovers, shows the couple dealing with past trauma that makes them dislike touch, and finding ways to reach each other and understand each other in some pretty fucked up situations. And also there’s magic, pirates, and there are no straight people.

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[mymainwastoocluttered]

Do anyone here play Time Princess too? I need someone to appreciate Prince Yazdan with me

[loraculis]

yazdan prince of persia lol

[ella-wynne]

Relationship ended with Puzo, new obsession with Prince Yazdan will commence

[clamorybus]

fan theory: prince yazdan is actually the assassin who tried to kill us. my only evidence is that both he and the assassination were blue and gold clothes with a scarf.

but yazdan is always sleepy during the day...is it because he's up all night murdering!?!

[kanraandchrome]

WIP Tag Game

I'm forever grateful to my lil bro for tagging me here (go check out his texts they are as amazing as he is) and I'll probably tag @licuadora-nasir and @tetrakys if you're up to it !

The game is to put aaaaaaaaall the WIPs you have still waiting to be written so I'll put everything under the lil separate stuff, be prepared it's gonna be long but bear with it OvO ! Also if you want more info or a small extract of the fic or anything, you can ask me stuff I don't bite !

PERSONAL PROJECTS

The Marble of Life : My world project I've been working on since I'm 6 yo (oh Gods it's been 21 years). I posted the first text here, but I still have to write :

The God of Summer's Unyelding Optimism

The Goddess of Spring's Unwavering Benevolence

The God of Autumn's Unrelenting Trials

The Prince Under the Sand

The Emperor Above the Snow

They Who Walk and Witness

Orys' Heart

FANFICS

Amour Sucré

Alternative Life : Dakota (Dake centric)

Mascara(de) (Dan/Lynn)

Tuning under the Apple Trees (Lysandre & Castiel)

BnHA

Reformed Villains (Overhaul centric)

The Swearing Ace & the Cursing Fairy (Bakugou centric)

Eldarya

Deserved (Lance/Betrayer!Erika/Valkyon)

Stars Can't Tattle (Eldarya, Leiftan centric)

Tavern (Eldarya, Erika centric)

Tears Raining like Diamonds (Tenjin centric)

Hypnosis Microphone

Chasing Thrill (Dice centric)

Media Frenzy (Jyushi centric)

The Jacket (Hifumi centric)

Moonlight Lovers

Complicité 2 & 3 (Moonlight Lovers, Vladimir & Raphaël, Aaron & Ivan)

Discord Prompts (Moonlight Lovers)

Fermeture (Moonlight Lovers, Ivan/Ethan)

(In)différence (Moonlight Lovers, Ethan/Ivan)

Is the BF of my GF also my BF ? (Moonlight Lovers, Ethan/Eloise/Ivan)

Sanglots (Moonlight Lovers, Ethan centric)

Violets Aren't Blue (Neil Centric)

Tavern (Eldarya, Erika centric)

Time Princess

Sloth (Yazdan centric)

The Silver Lighter (Vittorio centric)

Twenty Centuries (Vincent centric)

(Un)favorite (Aldous centric)

[aboutanancientenquiry]

An Iranian volume with studies of Westen scholars on the ancient Persian Empire based on the Persepolis “Fortification Tablets”

“According to the National Museum of Iran, the book ” King and élite in the Achaemenid empire Selected studies based on the Persepolis Fortification Archive” has been published in Tehran. Jebrael Nokandeh, director of the National Museum, said: ” As the first volume of the series Treasuries of Ancient Iran: Sources and Studies on Early Iranian History and Culture, this volume is a translation of ten articles published in English on various occasions. He added what brings all these articles together is their common theme of the King’s network of relations with the dominant ethno-class, a group of individuals who formed the main body of power structure during the Achaemenid period. He emphasized it is also noteworthy that the focus of all these articles is on the analysis of information that the Persepolis Fortification Archive, one of the most important sources of Achaemenid history, provides. According to Ms. Ghafouri, head of the publishing department, the publication of this book is an attempt to transfer the results of international studies to Persian speakers, given the return of a significant portion of Persepolis tablets from Chicago to the National Museum of Iran. The book consists of 10 chapters in 4 thematic sections and is published in full color in 512 pages and 500 copies. The editor of the volume is Wouter F.M. Henkelman with contributions by Annalisa Azzoni, Mark B. Garrison, Wouter F.M. Henkelman, and Matthew W. Stolper. The chapters were translated by Yazdan Safaee and Hamidreza Nikravesh

The chapters are as follows: The King and the royal court Garrison, M.B. 1996, “A Persepolis Fortification Seal on the Tablet MDP 11 308 (Louvre Sb 13078)”, Journal of Near Eastern Studies 55, 15–۳۵٫ Henkelman, W.F.M. 2010, “Consumed before the King.” The Table of Darius, that of Irdabama and Irta��tuna, and that of his Satrap, Karkiš”, in: B. Jacobs & R. Rollinger (eds.), Der Achämenidenhof (Classica et Orientalia 2), Wiesbaden: 667-775. Azzoni, A., 2017, “The empire as visible in the Aramaic documents from Persepolis”, in: B. Jacobs, W.F.M. Henkelman & M.W. Stolper (eds.), Verwaltung im Perserreich – Imperiale Muster und Strukturen / Administration in the Achaemenid Empire – Tracing the Imperial Signature, Wiesbaden: 455- 468. Religion and royal ideology Henkelman, W.F.M. 2011, Parnakka’s Feast: šip in Pārsa and Elam, in: J. Álvarez-Mon & M.B. Garrison (eds.), Elam and Persia, Winona Lake: 89-166. Glimpses of the Achaemenid élite Garrison, M.B. 1991, Seals and the Elite at Persepolis: Some Observations on Early Achaemenid Persian Art, Ars Orientalis 21, p. 1–۲۹٫ Henkelman, W.F.M. 2011, Of Tapyroi and tablets, states and tribes: the historical geography of pastoralism in the Achaemenid heartland in Greek and Elamite sources, Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies 54.2: 1-16. Garrison, M.B. 2011, Notes on a Boar Hunt, Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies 54; 17–۲۰٫ Garrison M.B & W.F.M. Henkelman. 2020., The seal of prince Aršāma: From Persepolis to Oxford, in: C. Tuplin and J.Ma, eds., Aršāma and his world: vol. 2: bullae and seals, Oxford: 46–۱۶۶٫ The King is dead Henkelman, W.F.M. 2003, An Elamite Memorial: the šumar of Cambyses and Hystaspes, in: W. Henkelman & A. Kuhrt (eds.), A Persian Perspective: Essays in Memory of Heleen Sancisi-Weerdenburg (Achaemenid History 13), Leiden: 101-172. Stolper, M.W. From the Persepolis Fortification Archive Project, 4: ‘His Own Death’ in Bisotun and Persepolis, ARTA 2015.002 [28 pp.].”

Source: https://irannationalmuseum.ir/en/a-new-book-on-persepolis-fortress-archive/

[eledarart]

Happy New Year, everyone! And I'm here with my last, final artwork in 2024. Regards to song "Theodor Bastard — Beliy gorod", because without it this piece wouldn't exist. Thank you so much for supporting me. Next year I'm gonna do my best to continue to warm you by my art <3 COMMISSIONS ARE OPEN BY THE WAY! little mention: I use my Yazdan's redesign in all of my artworks so please give my credits if you use it. Thank you!

This one is looks like your new background for your desk

or for your phone :D

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Coinage of Tonk Princely State

A Princely State was an entity of British India that was not directly governed by British, but rather by an Indian ruler under a form of indirect rule. British had their own monetary system but at least 125 states produced their own coinage, mainly in the period from 1800 to 1900, though the number of them continued to issue coins until 1947. Today, we will discuss and explore the history of the coinage of Tonk Princely State.

  Tonk Princely state is located at the present-day border of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. It was the only state in Rajasthan which was ruled by Muslim rulers in the nineteen century. In 1817, this state signed a subsidiary alliance treaty and became a protectorate of the British. Tonk accessed to Union of India on 7th April 1949.

Nawab Muhammad Amir Khan

A long time ago in 1798, there was an adventurer and military leader of Pashtun descent from Afghanistan called ‘Amir Khan’. He rose to the position of military commander in the service of Yashwantrao Holkar of the Maratha Empire. Amir Khan received the state of Tonks from Holkar’s and later on, after the Third Anglo-Maratha war Amir accepted the British suzerainty in the year 1817 and received the title of Nawab.

  During the reign, Amir Khan issued silver and copper coins in the denomination of Rupee and Paisa. These coins were issued from Sironj and Tonk mints. Represented here is Amir Khan’s silver Rupee which issued in the name of Muhammad Akbar II in 1232 AH. The Persian legend ‘Sikka Mubarak Sahib-e-Qiran Sani Muhammad Akbar Shah Badshah’ bore on the obverse face of the coin. The reverse depicts the mint name, Sanah, and Julus formula.

  Muhammad Wazir Khan

Muhammad Wazir Khan was the second ruler of the princely state of Tonk. He was the eldest son of Muhammad Amir Khan whom he succeeded. During the Indian Rebellion of 1857 he allied himself with the British and repulsed rebels.

  He also welcomed refugees such as artists, musicians, and writers who fled from Delhi after the Revolt of 1857 and were not able to enjoy the patronage of the Mughal rule. In this manner, the court of Tonk emerged as an important cultural and artistic centre where Mughals remnants were preserved in the best possible way.

  The earliest coins of Wazir Muhammad were issued in Mughal style bearing the name of Muhammad Akbar. After 1858, coins featured the name of Queen Victoria, a reign of her majesty and Queen of the kingdom on the obverse and on the reverse bearing Nawab’s name, title and Hijri date were found.

Wazir Muhammad issued silver and copper coins during the reign. These coins were issued from Sironj and Tonk mint and represent Leaf mint mark. He died in 1864 and the throne was ascended by his eldest son Nawab Muhammad Ali Khan.

  Nawab Muhammad Ali Khan

Muhammad Ali Khan became a third Nawab to rule the Tonk Princely State from 1864 to 1867 AD. He soon fell in the enemy’s trap and so British deposed and banished him from Tonk. He went to Benaras where he died in 1895. Thereafter, British government proclaimed minor son of Ali Khan, Nawab Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan under regnant of his uncle.

  Muhammad Ali’s coinage followed the same pattern as their predecessor. He issued silver and copper coins from Sironj mint. These coins are found in the denomination of Paisa and Rupee. Its features Kings name and title with AH date, Leaf and Flower on its obverse face of a coin while the reverse depicts name of Victoria Empress in Persian legend.

Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan

Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan was the fourth Nawab of Tonk Princely State who ruled from 1868 to 1930 AD. During Ibrahim Ali’s reign, the mint was transferred from Sironj to the capital.

  He issued coins in gold, silver, and copper in different denominations and fractions from Sironj and Tonk mint. These coins were issued in the name of Queen Victoria and represent the Feather/Turban ornament as the mint mark.

  The coin bears a Persian couplet in the name of Ibrahim Ali Khan on obverse which is partially visible – ‘Sikka Mubarak zad za Fazal-i- Yazdan / Ra’ees-i- Tonk Ibrahim ‘Ali Khan’ (“Struck auspicious coin by the grace of God, Ibrahim Ali Khan, the Elite (king) of Tonk”). The reverse has legend ‘Ahdi malikah muazzam sultanat inglistan wa qaiser hindustan dar al-zarb Tonk’.

  Muhammad Sa’adat Ali Khan

Muhammad Sa’adat Ali Khan was the Nawab of Princely state of Tonk who rule the state from 1930 to 1949 AD. He continued the reforms legacy of his father, Ibrahim Ali Khan.

Sa’adat Khan issued silver 1/8 Rupee in the name of George V. These silver Rupee usually has Persian legend ‘George V’ with AH date and leaf mint mark on its obverse and reverse bears legend ‘Muhammd Sa’adat Ali khan’ with the mint name. His copper coins are known as Pice (Paisa).

The copper Pice shown in the image was issued during his reign. The obverse of the coin depicts star within the crescent moon, crossed swords, shield with date “Sanah 1350 Hijri”   below inside circle. Legend outside circle read as- “His Highness Nawab Muhammad Sa’adat Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Wali Riasat Tonk” (His Highness Nawab Muhammad Sa’adat Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Sovereign of the State, Tonk). The reverse of the coin contains legend ‘Ek Paisa’ with leaf mintmark and date ‘Sanah Iswy 1932’ within the circle. Legend outside the circle – “Bi’ahdi Mulk Muazam Qaiser-i-Hind – George Pancham” (In the time of the Honoured ruler Emperor of India – George V).

  This blog covers some of the beautiful aspects of the coinage of Tonk Princely State. Visit our Coin section for more detailed information. Coinage of Tonk Princely State remained as some of the most brilliant examples of Indian coinage. Coin collectors from all over the world are fond of collecting some of these rare gems!

More blogs on the Coinage of other Princely States coming up very soon. Till then Stay tuned.

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[eliington]

yo so I’ve discovered Ariana Nash and I am POWERING through the Prince’s Assassin series to the point that idk how I will be able to wait until March for the 3rd installment and if this doesn’t get a fandom ASAP, I will cry.

I need people to talk about this with. All I have drawn in me + Damien’s daily journal for like a solid week is Vasili.

Like,,,art from me? Definitely incoming...but only when it is more than just pen sketches in a journal where my bf and I are yelling at each other abt our days.

[hsincerely]

BOOKS READ IN 2022: king of the dark by ariana nash

“You’re afraid.”

He huffed and gestured at the door. “You may leave, Your Highness. Our discussion is over.”

“Afraid of me.”

“Yes, I’m afraid of you, and that prison you call a palace. How’s that for honesty? You fucking terrify me. I’d rather face an elf than look you in the eye sometimes because there’s something in you, Vasili. Something dark. Something you keep bottled up and hidden, but it’s waiting, and I do not want to be nearby when you lose control of it.”

[hsincerely]

BOOKS READ IN 2022: reign of darkness by ariana nash

“Did you say you care to keep me here?”

“I said it because it’s true,” came his muffled reply.

Niko splayed his fingers and stared at the grain in the wood. “How long?”

The quiet dragged on, but he was still out there. “Some time between the kiss at the farmhouse and you saving me from the fire, but mostly in the woods, after you built us a life. It… surprised me.” His voice had deepened, like he’d stepped closer to the door. “It’s probably a phase,” he said haughtily. “You’re really not my type.”