Nizam al-Mulk
Persian scholar and vizier
Born
April 10th, 1018
1007 years ago
Died
October 14th, 1092
932 years ago — 74 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Iran
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A prominent Persian scholar and vizier served during the Seljuk Empire. Contributed significantly to the administration and governance of the empire under the reign of Malik Shah. Established the Nizamiyya schools, which became centers of learning and scholarship across the empire. Authored the influential treatise 'Siyasatnama', which outlined principles of statecraft and governance. Played a pivotal role in promoting education, culture, and the arts during his tenure.
Established Nizamiyya schools for education
Authored 'Siyasatnama' on governance
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