One ruler of this dynasty founded the site of New Julfa as a place to settle Armenian immigrants.
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