Iranian musician UrmuI performances in Baghdad mongul period

Subject Areas : Journal of History (Tarikh)

MOHAMMAD REZA  HASHEMI NIA ¹ (PHD STUDENT IN HISTORY,CENTRAL TEHRAN BRANCH, ISLAMIC AZAD UNIVERSITY)
mohammad  sepehri ² (department of history, central tehran branch ,islamic azad university)
satar  oudi ³ (departement of history,centeral tehran branch,islamic azad university)

Received: 2019-09-22 Accepted : 2019-12-11 Published : 2019-05-22

Keywords: Baghdad, Mongols, KEYWORDS: UrmuI, Holako, musician,

Abstract :

Iranian musician UrmuI had many ups and downs in his life. He lived with his family as a child and left Urmia with the idea of learning to travel to Baghdad before the Mongol invasions left. There, he found himself at the cultural, political and scientific center of the Islamic world. He studied in the most explicit documentary of his time, the most famous school of his day, and evolved into various arts and sciences. It was not long before he found himself with the Abbasid caliph and his companionship, and this dry period ended with the invasion of Hulako, a situation that was tactfully and artistically restored to life and to the glory of the past, and then back to the service of the junior ministers. Closed and this period was not too late and all his pleasures ended and the only way he could get to jail was on his way to hormone. He was finally imprisoned at the age of five for failing to pay off his debt and was imprisoned there for six months. And the humiliation died