Woman in Azerbaijan history
2016
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Abstract (EN)
Safavid dynasty which was established in 1501 in the capital city Tabriz had an influence over Azerbaijan during two hundred years. The main purpose of our research is to anaylize the life of women and the importance of their pathes in lifetime who had an influence in community. At the same time, there was an effort to evaluate the social status as well as education and economic condition in the limited authority area of Azerbaijani women. The main topic in this research will be anylized the women who belong to palace of dynasty. In this research Safavid dynasty and the books about women at that century was scanned. In addition, the bookes that include Savafid palace historians and observations of foreign visitors was researched. When we persue the subject about women in the era of Safavid dynasty in the example of Azerbaijani woman we defined that foreign sources are rich as a content in comparision with the Turkish and Azerbaijani sources. The main reason of using foriegn sources in our thesis research is above mentioned point. The research was taken in writing political and social conditions that showed changes because of period`s conditions was taken into consideration in this research that covers two hundred years after long time literature scaning.
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Dr. Sugra Jafarova
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Sugra Jafarova (Master Thesis). Woman in Azerbaijan history, 2016, Sakarya University.
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