"Kamaluddin Abulatta Mahmoud Morschi Kermani" known as "Nakhland Poets of Iran" was born in Kerman in the middle years of the second half of the seventh century.
His training was in Kerman. From his writings it turns out that he knew enough about the science of his time. At a young age, Khaju went on two long trips. He traveled from Mecca to the Levant and between Egypt and Egypt and Egypt and stayed in Baghdad for a while. He visited Azerbaijan and Ray and came to Isfahan in 736 and soon afterwards traveled to his birthplace of Kerman. But he did not stay there and went to Shiraz, where he met King Al-Muzaffar at the court of Sultan Abu Sa'id, and admired him and his courtiers.
He danced to the past to mimic the many poems and readings.
In the middle of the eighth century Khaju died in Shiraz and was buried in the same city. The tomb of Khaju is in Tangullah Akbar.