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  • Yuriko Yamanaka. The Desert as a Realm of Unbound Passion: Love and Madness in the Tale of Layla and Majnun // Cultural change in the Arab world / Edited by Tetsuo Nishio. — Kokuritsu Minzokugaku Hakubutsukan (National Museum of Ethnology[англ.]), 2001. — № 55. — С. 149.

    The most famous Persian rendering of this tale is the epic romance Layla va Majnun by Nizami Ganjavi (1141-1209 A.D.). His Layla and Majnun (1188 A.D.) is the third work in his Khamza (Quintet, a collection of five great epic poems), and was written by the order of Akhsatan, a king of the Shirvan-shah dynasty.

  • Michiko Suzuki. Oral Tradition of Epic and Folktales. — Music culture in West Asia. — National Museum of Ethnology[англ.], 1980. — С. 103. — 155 с.

    Its popularization was accelerated by Layli Majnun, a romantic epic of about 4,000 verses, composed in 1188 by Nizami, at the request of Akhsatan I of Azerbaijan.