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Volume 10 (2022)
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Number of Articles: 12
Qajar kings Challenges with Local Rulers of Balochistan (1212 to 1264 AH / 1797 to 1848 AD)
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 5-22
Abstract
At the beginning of the Qajar government Balochistan was caught in the chaos caused by the conflict of local Khans. A large part of this region that has always been a part of the historical geography of Iran finally broke through the intervention of the United Kingdom. The researcher is trying to find ... Read MoreThe Foundations of the Legitimacy of Saffarids Government of Sistan
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 23-44
Abstract
The formation of a government depends on subjective foundations and the semantic background that were believed by people. This semantic background is the same as legitimacy. Safari government as one of the local governments in the realm of the Abbasid caliphate, based on military power and hegemony stepped ... Read MoreStudy the Evolution and Continuity of Chahartaqy Architecture in North East Iran from Sassanid Period until the End of the Fourth Century AH
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 45-65
Abstract
Form plays a major role in Iranian architecture. Chahārtāqy is a type of common forms in Iranian architecture with an ancient history that by studying its structure and formation process and development, the course of development and continuity of architecture in various eras in Iran can be understood. ... Read MoreReflections on Economic – Social Grounds of Islamic Conquest of Isfahan
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 66-83
Abstract
Isfahan in the center of the plateau of Iran has got a suitable climate and considerable economic and strategic conditions. These conditions also affect the collective life of the inhabitants of the city in its historical evolution. Isfahan in the late Sassanid era was a major business, agricultural ... Read MoreStudying the Grounds and the Reasons of Uraman Rebellion in Naseri Era (1284 – 1288 AH)
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 84-97
Abstract
Uraman as one of the dependent areas of Ardalan in the course of Naseri era was the scene of widespread riots that nearly a decade governors of Ardalan and later Qajar rulers were busy with it and choosing non-native governors and tax pressures had a significant role in the formation of the uprising. ... Read MoreLutian and Their Role in the Rebellions of Isfahan between the Years 1240 to 1265 AH or 1824 to 1849 AD
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 98-121
Abstract
"Luti and Lutigari (Ruffian and Machismo)" has a long history in the culture and social developments of Iran. The ancient origins and cause of this social phenomenon is as old as the history of "chivalry", and it can be traced in the ancient Iran and agility culture and the Islamic generosity. This rooted ... Read MoreKurdish Relations with the Safavid and Ottoman Governments from Shah Ismail I to the End of the Reign of Shah Abbas I (907- 1038 AH)
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 122-136
Abstract
From the very beginning until the fall of the dynasty of the Safavids Kurdish tribes had a significant position. Although the presence and power of Kurds in any period of the Safavid state was different in the sense that sometimes highlights the essential role and sometimes it was weak and ineffective, ... Read MoreAn Analysis of the Relations of Ardalan Dynasty with the Central Government of Safavid within the Period 1019-1046 A.H
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 137-165
Abstract
One of the local Kurdish governments that despite centuries of autonomy, in the early time of Shah Abbas I of the Safavid accepted to be related government to the central government was the government of Ardalan in Kurdistan. Due to the strategic position of Kurdistan Ardalan on the border of Iran and ... Read MoreThe Role of the Sadat of Beihaghi in the Political History of Kashmir
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 166-179
Abstract
In the past centuries, some of the characters and some Iranian families for some reasons emigrated from Iran to the Indian subcontinent and play an important role in the affairs of the government of that country. One of these families was Sadat of Beihaghi who arrived in Kashmir in the early ninth century ... Read MoreThe Role of Mehran Dynasty in the Political Developments in Iran in the Reign of Sassanid Dynasty
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 180-192
Abstract
The old families due to owning many lands and servants, as well as competence and courage in fighting and horse riding, during all dynasties of ancient Persia have had direct effect on the successes and failures of ancient Persia dynasties. Mehran family also as one of these large families, at the time ... Read MoreThe Events of Tangak and Coastal Tangistan in the First Months of World War I; Violations of Neutrality of Iran and the Formation of Popular Resistance
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 193-207
Abstract
However, throughout the years of the First World War the geographical extent of Iran was the area of resistance of nationalists against foreign forces, but the Tangistan and the Tangestanis have long been famous. One of the reasons was cohesion of Tangistan to Bushehr, one of the most important commercial ... Read MoreQom in the Naseri Period: A Historical-Geograph Research
Volume 3, Issue 6 , October 2015, Pages 208-226