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Volume 16 (1403)
Issue 1
August 2024, Pages 1-170
Number of Articles: 12
Nasir Khan Lari Family and the Rise of the Qajar Dynasty
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 1-24
Abstract
Following the assassination of Nader Shah Afshar in 1160 AH and the subsequent wars of his successors, which led to the political instability in the southern regions of Fars province, ... Read MoreAnalysis Study of the Affectability of Manichaean Symbolic and Decorative Motifs in the Arts of the Sassanid Period
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 25-52
Abstract
Manifestism is one of the important movements of the Sassanid period and Manifest painting forms a part of Iranian art history. Knowledge of Manichaean religion and art reveals a part ... Read MorePolitical and Economic Relations Between Iran and Kingdom of Sweden During the Safavid Era (907-1148AH/1501-1736AD)
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 53-84
Abstract
Iran is a land with a rich history in foreign relations. Due to the antiquity of the “Government” institution in Iran and its reliability over the centuries, a rich legacy ... Read MoreNationalism as Reflected in Persian Playwriting in Late Qajar and Early Pahlavid Period (1906-1941)
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 83-103
Abstract
As a new form of writing, playwriting found a significant popularity in contemporary Iran to express modern political and social concepts. In fact, play had the potential to address ... Read MoreAn Analysis of the Relationship between Safavid Sheikhs and Al-Chopan (700-758 AD)
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 105-125
Abstract
The power and sovereignty of al-Chopan was comparable to the age of the mentor of Sheikh Safi al-Din Ishaq Ardabili and his son Sheikh Sadreddin Musa, good relations were established ... Read MoreVakil al-daula (the Deputy of Kingship) or Vakil al-ra aya (Representative of the People): A Research on the Title of Karim Khan Zand
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 127-154
Abstract
“Karim Khan Zand” is one of the most prominent people who was able to establish his rule over important parts of Iran after the death of “Nader Shah Afshar”. ... Read MoreThe Burial and Mourning Rituals of the Sogdians on the Basis of Chinese Historiographies
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 155-180
Abstract
Sogd was a region located between Iran and China. Over time, the Sogdians established settlements as a result of trade and commerce along the so-called Silk Roads. They entered China ... Read MoreActivities of the Russian Transport Insurance Company and its Role in Advancing Russia's Economic-Political Goals in Iran
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 181-204
Abstract
The relations between Iran and the Russian government during the Qajar period were always affected by Russia's economic-political colonial goals in Iran. It was in pursuit of these ... Read MoreCultural Relations between Iran and Turkey During the Period of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (1941-1979) with an Emphasis on Associations and Cultural Institutions
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 205-222
Abstract
Iran and Ottoman Empire passed through a similar historical process while trying in the path toward achieving of modernity after various competitions and involvements with each other ... Read MoreA reflection on the evolution of the position of vizarg Framadar in the Sassanid era
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 223-251
Abstract
Among the distinguished positions of the Sassanid Empire was the Grand Vizier, which is mentioned in the sources with the titles of Vezrag Farmadhar, Hazarbad and Darandarzbz. Vizarg ... Read MoreFour Eras of Sinology in Islamic Iran history; from the Advent of Islam up to the Islamic Revolution of 1979
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 253-282
Abstract
Among various civilizational categorizations ever suggested, the Eastern-Western category is one the most accepted stereotypes. In the Eastern side of human civilization, without any ... Read MoreThe Introduce of he Manuscript of "Majmū'e-ye Munsha'āt-e Men Natāyeje Afkār-e Afādhel-e Nāmdār" and Reread the Decrees Concerning the Maintenance of Sheikh Mohammad Abi Najm's Mausoleum
Volume 16, Issue 1 , August 2024, Pages 283-306