Dilshad Barna
Dilshad Barna (1800–1905) was a Central Asian poet, historian and teacher, who wrote in Persian and Chaghatai Turkic. Born in Urateppe, she lived the majority of her life in Kokand.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dilshad Barna Born1800 Urateppe Died1905 (aged 104 or 105) Kokand, Russian Empire OccupationsPoet, historian, teacher Writing career Language Persian Chaghatai Turkic Notable workTarikh-i muhajiran Dilshad Barna (1800–1905) was a Central Asian poet, historian and teacher, who wrote in Persian and Chaghatai Turkic. Born in Urateppe, she lived the majority of her life in Kokand. She was born in 1800 at Urateppe (present-day northern Tajikistan) to a lower-class Persian-speaking family.[1] The town was a focal point of almost constant fighting…
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