One ruler of this dynasty founded the site of New Julfa as a place to settle Armenian immigrants. Perhaps the most famous book of this dynasty has a painting of three saints with flaming haloes on the "Ship of Shiism" while a painting showing three figures sitting among rocks overflow the borders of the composition, "The court of Gayumars". That book, the Houghton Shahname
One ruler of this dynasty founded the site of New Julfa as a place to settle Armenian immigrants. Perhaps the most famous book of this dynasty has a painting of three saints with flaming haloes on the "Ship of Shiism" while a painting showing three figures sitting among rocks overflow the borders of the composition, "The court of Gayumars". That book, the Houghton Shahnameh, was gifted to Selim II by a ruler of this dynasty. Its capital has a mosque with an L-shaped entrance and a window and a yellow tile medallion above the mihrab. That  mosque's tilework is notably carpetlike and contains a list of the twelve shia imams around the mihrab. This dynasty built the Shah and Shkeykh Loft'Allah mosques on the Naqsh-i-Jehan square of its capital after Tabriz was sacked. FTP, name this dynasty which had a capital at Isfahan, and ruled Iran from 1501 to 1722. 
One ruler of this dynasty founded the site of New Julfa as a place to settle Armenian immigrants.
Safavid Dynasty