JAMSHID IN MYTHOLOGY

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LATIFNEJAD F.

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Journal: PERSIAN LITERATURE QUARTERLY Year:2010 | Volume:5 | Issue:24 Page(s): 220-242

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JAMSHID IN MYTHOLOGY

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LATIFNEJAD F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MYTHQ2

JAMSHIDQ2

VEDAQ3

GAHANQ2

AVESTAQ2

Abstract

MYTHs are the stories of the holy history of creation that narrate the formation of culture and civilization in a symbolic way. MYTHs can also reflect a kind of worldview to understand the philosophy of life and can make it possible for early men to relate with the divine world. MYTHs are made by copying ancient stories, combining MYTHical elements and using elements belonging to neighboring peoples.Like his name, the character of JAMSHID is bright in history and in MYTHology. In Indian MYTHology, JAMSHID is regarded as the MYTH of creation and death and has a status identical to God' s; in GAHAN he is the MYTH of championship and heroism; and in new AVESTA, by saving mankind from the cold, he became the MYTH of renovation and revival.In Islamic times, inspired by the ancient triple MYTHs, the ritual Norooz celebration is attributed to JAMSHID. He is said to be the founder of architecture, medicine, textile industry, and civil society.

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LATIFNEJAD, F.. (2010). JAMSHID IN MYTHOLOGY. PERSIAN LITERATURE QUARTERLY, 5(24), 220-242. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/194128/en

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LATIFNEJAD F.. JAMSHID IN MYTHOLOGY. PERSIAN LITERATURE QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2010;5(24):220-242. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/194128/en

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F. LATIFNEJAD, “JAMSHID IN MYTHOLOGY,” PERSIAN LITERATURE QUARTERLY, vol. 5, no. 24, pp. 220–242, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/194128/en

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