Jamasp (brother of Qobad)جاماسپ
jah-MAHSP
The boy set on the throne by the nobles while his brother Qobad is deposed.
- In the poem
- First at D12.5, Qobad Returns and Reascends the Throne
- Named
- 3 times, in 1 section, counting only the books Jamasp (brother of Qobad) appears in
- Same name
- Jamasp (Goshtasb’s minister); see everyone named Jamasp
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In the poem’s own words
The 1 section that name Jamasp (brother of Qobad) most often, with the summary from the Notes and the couplets that name Jamasp (brother of Qobad). Tap a couplet number to read it in the full poem.
D12.5
Qobad Returns and Reascends the Throne
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Qobad reaches the village to find a son born, and names him Kisra. The nobles come out with the boy Jamasp to beg pardon; Qobad forgives them and retakes the throne. He rewards Rizmehr, campaigns in Rum, founds cities, and opens canals.
- D12.5.15Bring young Jamasp, just ten, whose tears descendLike pearls, that this hostility may end.
- D12.5.22He pardoned young Jamasp; the nobles prayed,And blessings on the king of kings were laid.
- D12.5.23He came and sat upon the royal seat;Jamasp bowed low, submissive at his feet.
Jamasp (brother of Qobad) named 3 times here · read the section in the full poem · notes
Where he appears
Named mentions by book, from the Universe Registry, the index behind this site, in the books where this Jamasp appears. Titles and epithets are not counted.
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