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„Czekając na króla” – kilka uwag o koronacji Szapura II
Streszczenie w języku polskim
Szapur II był najdłużej panującym władcą sasanidzkiego imperium. Zgodnie z legendarną tradycją został królem Iranu jeszcze w łonie matki. Studium analizuje informacje dotyczące powiązań rodzinnych Szapura II, zawartych w przekazach źródłowych, szczególnie tych niezwiązanych z oficjalną tradycją irańską. Wydaje się, że romantyczna opowieść o koronacji Szapura II została zaczerpnięta z eposów kajanidzkich opisujących przejęcie władzy przez Darę, syna Humay i Bahmana, w celu „przykrycia” brutalnej walki frakcji dworskich po śmierci Hormazda II.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17951/rh.2025.59.541-567
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