University of Tehran Iranian Studies 2252-0643 9 2 2020 02 20 Margrave in Bishabour, Burial in Eqlid: A Survey of Eqlid Inscription Margrave in Bishabour, Burial in Eqlid: A Survey of Eqlid Inscription 161 180 76064 10.22059/jis.2020.294580.768 FA Cyrus Nasrollahzadeh Assistant Professor, Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies Journal Article 2020 01 11 Private inscriptions are an important part of corpus of Sassanid inscriptions that lasted until the first centuries AH. An important part of these inscriptions are the funerary inscriptions that contain important information about the burial ceremony in the late Sassanid and early Islamic era in Iran. The majority of these inscriptions have been found in Fars, then in Yasuj, Xian China (China) and Istanbul. Some of these inscriptions are dated and have a definite temporal assignment. One of these important inscriptions is the Eqlid inscriptions, dating to the late Sassanid period, and contains important information about two important titles and burial diversity in the late Sassanian era. This inscription is the last dated inscription before the fall of the Sasanian dynasty: the day <em>Xwar</em> (11^th) and <em>Māh</em> (12^th) of the month <em>Ābān</em> of the year 6 of Yazdgerd III (February 638 AD). Private inscriptions are an important part of corpus of Sassanid inscriptions that lasted until the first centuries AH. An important part of these inscriptions are the funerary inscriptions that contain important information about the burial ceremony in the late Sassanid and early Islamic era in Iran. The majority of these inscriptions have been found in Fars, then in Yasuj, Xian China (China) and Istanbul. Some of these inscriptions are dated and have a definite temporal assignment. One of these important inscriptions is the Eqlid inscriptions, dating to the late Sassanid period, and contains important information about two important titles and burial diversity in the late Sassanian era. This inscription is the last dated inscription before the fall of the Sasanian dynasty: the day <em>Xwar</em> (11^th) and <em>Māh</em> (12^th) of the month <em>Ābān</em> of the year 6 of Yazdgerd III (February 638 AD). https://jis.ut.ac.ir/article_76064_87303453458bcfe40c00971800ca809a.pdf