Safevi Şahlarının Baniliği Üzerine Bir Değerlendirme

Year 2017, Volume: 1 Issue: 1, 117 - 143, 30.06.2017

Ayşegül Damla Gürkan Anar

Abstract

Bu makalede, Safevi şahlarının
mimariyi himayesi ve imar faaliyetleri, zamanın kültürel, siyasi ve dini
bağlamıyla ilişkilendirilerek incelenmektedir. Safevi Devleti’nin başlangıcı ve
yıkılışı arasındaki yaklaşık iki asırlık dö- nem kronolojik olarak
incelenmektedir. Safevi şahları arasındaki en faal baniler olmaları sebebiyle,
Şah Tahmasb ve I. Abbas dönemleri, bu makalenin odak noktasını teşkil
etmektedir. Makalenin temel tezi, Safevi Hanedanı’nın İmami Şiilik inancı ve
merkezi imparatorluk ideali çevresinde geliştirdiği dini-siyasi paradigma ve
buna bağlı olarak gelişen temsiliyet politikasının, şahların baniliğini
şekillendiren en temel unsurlardan biri olduğudur. 

Keywords

Safevi Mimarisi, Safevi Tarihi, Safevi Şahları, Banilik, Şah Tahmasb, I. Abbas

An Assessment of the Safavid Shahs’ Architectural Patronage

Abstract

In this article, architectural
patronage of the Safavid shahs is investigated in relation with the cultural,
political and religious context of the era. The period between the rise and
fall of the Safavid state is examined chronologically. The reigns of Shah
Tahmasb and Abbas I constitute the focus of this article because these two
Safavid monarchs were the most active architectural patrons of the Safavid
state. The main claim of this article is that the Safavid dynasty’s
religio-political paradigm and policies of representation were among the main
veins that nourished architectural patronage of the Safavid shahs.

Keywords

Safavid Architecture, Safavid History, Safavid Shahs, Architectural Patronage, Shah Tahmasb, Abbas I

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