Sam Mirza
Safavid prince and Persian poet · Writers · Lived 1518 to 1567 · aged 49
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Something wrong?Sam Mirza was a Safavid prince and poet in 16th-century Iran, who wrote the Tohfa-ye Sami, a collection of biographies of contemporary Persian poets. He was the third son of Shah Ismail I, the founder of the Safavid dynasty.
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![Sam Mirza (kneeling) receiving a Qizilbash turban from his brother and suzerain Shah Tahmasp I, dated c. 1531.[11]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/90/Kay-Qobad_Feasting_by_a_stream._Circa_1531%2C_Isfahan._Depiction_of_Shah_Tahmasp_reception_of_Sam_Mirza_to_offer_him_the_Qezelbash_headgear.jpg/500px-Kay-Qobad_Feasting_by_a_stream._Circa_1531%2C_Isfahan._Depiction_of_Shah_Tahmasp_reception_of_Sam_Mirza_to_offer_him_the_Qezelbash_headgear.jpg)
Sam Mirza (kneeling) receiving a Qizilbash turban from his brother and suzerain Shah Tahmasp I, dated c. 1531.[11]
A copied manuscript of the Tohfa-ye Sami, made in Safavid Iran, dated March/April 1614![A page from Cartier Hafiz, portraying Sam Mirza with a female lover in the center, dated c. 1533.[1]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/da/Hafez_-_Diwan_-_Lovers_entertained_by_music_and_dance.png/1280px-Hafez_-_Diwan_-_Lovers_entertained_by_music_and_dance.png)
A page from Cartier Hafiz, portraying Sam Mirza with a female lover in the center, dated c. 1533.[1]Family
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deceased
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Lived 1518 to 1567 · aged 49
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