Naofumi Abe. A case of ‘property retention’ tactics in nineteenth century Iran: based on the analysis of Fatḥ ‘Ali Khān Donboli’s inventories
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1 août 2016
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Akihiko Yamaguchi, « Naofumi Abe. A case of ‘property retention’ tactics in nineteenth century Iran: based on the analysis of Fatḥ ‘Ali Khān Donboli’s inventories », Abstracta Iranica, ID : 10.4000/abstractairanica.40644
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In an earlier work (published in 2009; cf. c.r. n°232), Abe showed how an elite family’s estate was reorganized from generation to generation in the context of Islamic inheritance law and depending on political and social changes. This well-researched article investigates the tactics adopted by an elite family to transfer its estate to an heir who was to become head of the clan. Drawing on two inheritance inventories related to Ḥājji Fatḥ‘alī Ḫān Donbolī (d. 1875), a great-great-grandson of N...