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Borzuya

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Burzoe (Borzoyeh) is a famous Iranian man of learning who worked for Sasanid Empire of Persia. He was the minister of Khosrau I. He translated indian Panchatantra from sanscrit into middle persian language of Pahlavi and called it Kelileh va Demneh. The book contains stories in which animals play roles.

See also

Academy of Gundishapur


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