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        1 - The Comparison of Two Lyrical Works: Jalis Al-Mushtaq and Basatin Al-Ons
        fatemeh rostami Alireza ghojezade ashraf chegini
        Jalis al-Mushtaq is a romantic poetry written in 870 AH by an unknown poet called "Ali" during the reign of Amir Shirvan Shah Farrokh Yasar (869-907 AH). This work is a translation of the poems of Basatin ol-Ons by Akhsatan Dehlavi (726 AH), secretary and writer during More
        Jalis al-Mushtaq is a romantic poetry written in 870 AH by an unknown poet called "Ali" during the reign of Amir Shirvan Shah Farrokh Yasar (869-907 AH). This work is a translation of the poems of Basatin ol-Ons by Akhsatan Dehlavi (726 AH), secretary and writer during the period of Sultan Ghiyath al-Din Tughluq and Muhammad Shah Tughluq. Based on the manuscript of Riyahin al-Qulub, which is a translation of Golestan, a poet named Amir Sayyed Ali Hosseini (living in 860 AH) presented it to Sultan Khalil Shirvanshah (820-868 AH) and from the evidence in this work, it seems that the composer of Jalis al-Mushtaq is Sayed Ali Hosseini. This poem tells the love story of Kishvargosha, the son of Shah Batihan (Indian) with Malekara (daughter of the king of China) and at the same time, connected stories are also narrated in it. Considering the common background of these two works, differences and commonalities can be seen in their storytelling, combinations, characters and scenes, that the poet of Jalis al-Mushtaq has used the terms of music, astronomy and natural elements in his description and with simple language against the complex language of Basatin al-Ons has followed Shahnameh’s meter. The research on these two works indicates the influence of Persian and Iranian culture in the subcontinent and also the influence of these two cultures on each other. In this essay, the differences and commonalities of these two works have been examined. Manuscript profile