Why are the most court chronicles in Persian and Turkish?
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Most of the court chronicles are written in Persian and Turkish because:
a. Persian was recognised as the official court language .b. Persian language was used for higher administrative purposes.c. Large number of immigrants who came from Central Asia though spoke Turkic language , but Persian was considered to be an official language.
a. Persian was recognised as the official court language .b. Persian language was used for higher administrative purposes.c. Large number of immigrants who came from Central Asia though spoke Turkic language , but Persian was considered to be an official language.
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Most of the ‘court chronicles’ are written in the language of Persian and Turkish because:
- Persian was recognized as the official language of the court.
- Persian language is useful for the purpose of “higher administrative”.
- A large number of migrants were came from Central Asia, although Turks used to speak the language, but language of Persian was considered an official language.
- Also Turkish was their mother tongue.
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