KnowraSamanid EmpireLinked fromLinked fromThe 28 pages that link to Samanid Empire, each with the reason it gives.All 28Broader topic 10Related 11Narrower topic 3Compared with 4Persian literatureRelated: Samanid courts patronized early New Persian poetry and helped establish Persian as a literary language.AvicennaRelated: Avicenna’s early education and intellectual formation took place under Samanid rule.ShahnamehRelated: Its court fostered Persian-language literature and the cultural setting in which the epic project began.BukharaRelated: Bukhara became the Samanid capital and a major center of Persianate culture.New PersianRelated: Samanid patronage helped establish New Persian as a language of literature and court culture.Volga trade routeRelated: Samanid silver dirhams entered northern markets through long-distance trade networks.Mahmud of GhazniRelated: Ghaznavid authority emerged from service to the weakening Samanid state.Tahirid dynastyRelated: Samanid power later became a major successor to Abbasid authority in the eastern Iranian world.Tajik languageRelated: Its patronage helped establish New Persian as a major literary language in the region.Ismoil Somoni PeakRelated: The peak’s present name invokes the dynasty associated with Ismoil Somoni.Turco-Persian traditionRelated: Samanid political and literary culture supplied an influential Persian model for later Turkic rulers.