The safavid empire empire under shah abbas created a golden age by borrowing ideas about technology from the ottomans and europeans, but blended it with the literature and language of the who previously ruled that region.

The correct answer is - Persians.

The Safavid Empire was an Islamic Empire that was lying on the territory of the once great and mighty Persia. Most of the people living in the Safavid empire were Persians, and the language and the culture was in big part Persian, with Islamic elements on top of it.

This led to a situation where the Safavid Empire was borrowing a lot of ideas and new technologies from the Europeans, as well as the Ottomans, but blended them in with the Persian literature and language. That resulted in a very interesting and unique mixture of cultures, languages, and influences in the region.

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