Barbad "Barbod" Personality Type, MBTI
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Barbad or Bārbad (Persian: باربد)
(6th – early 7th century CE) was a Persian poet-musician, lutenist, music theorist and composer of Sasanian music who served as chief minstrel-poet under Shahanshah Khosrow II (r. 590–628). A barbat player, he is among the major figures in the history of Iranian/Persian music and was the most distinguished Persian musician of his time. He appears frequently in later Persian literature, most famously in Ferdowsi's Shahnameh. The content and abundance of such references demonstrate his unique influence on the music and culture of his time, with some sources declaring him the "founder of Persian music". Despite scarce biographical information, Barbad's historicity is generally secure. Purportedly born in Merv or Jahrom, Barbad served most of his career under Khosrow, who held him in high regard. After Khosrow's assassination, sources vary as to whether Barbad was murdered, or if he murdered another musician himself.
