Historical Sciences Studies

With its favorable geographical location, Qazvin has long been a center of civilization in the Iranian Plateau. Due to its strategic importance and being situated on the way to routes ... Read More

Britain and the Issue of Iran in the Late 19th Century

Hossein Abadian

Volume 3, Issue 2 , December 2011, Pages 17-48

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The present article deals with Britain’s competitions with Russia aimed at controlling its policies in Iran; for this purpose, we focus mostly on the developments at the last fifteen ... Read More

A Brief Look at the Relation between Nasir Khan Lari and Karim Khan Zand

Iraj Tanhatan Naseri

Volume 3, Issue 2 , December 2011, Pages 49-62

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Having a look at the history of Iran, one can realize that, the foundation of governorship in this country was based on two factors, religious belief and tradition, as the Safavids ... Read More Having a look at the history of Iran, one can realize that, the foundation of governorship in this country was based on two factors, religious belief and tradition, as the Safavids came to power according to the former category and ruled for more than two centuries. The fall of the Safavid dynasty not only ended their ruling, but decreased their holiness drastically. Therefore, from then on the basis of ruling depended more on power and family nobility of ruling classes. The accession of Nadir to the throne of Iran was based on the approach of Iranian people and his power. He suppressed any opposition movements and banished rebellious tribes; nevertheless, created a persuasive ground for other tribal chiefs’ ambition and loving power. The killing of Nadir, offered a desirable opportunity for the tribal chiefs in pursuing their long-standing aspirations. The appearance of many rivals in the scene of political power in order to grab the throne of Iran, produced wars, massacres, looting and homelessness in most part of the country. Considering Shahrukh’s Kingship in Khurasan, Karim Khan’s victories over his rivals, were not pleasant for many of the tribal chiefs. It was very hard to except a low ranking family such as Karim Khan in power. The local governors and tribal chiefs of Far, especially in Larestan, the power of Karim Khan was considered as a serious threat to them in that region. The local ruler in Larestan, like the other region in Iran, was hereditary. On the other hand, the economic foundation of Larestan was completely depended on trade. The local rulers always endeavoured to extend their influence from Shiraz, in north to the shores of the Persian Gulf, in south which could be estimated about 624 km in length. When Nasir Khan took power in Larsetan and Sab’ah, tried hard to deny the authority of Karim Khan so far as possible. This policy produced tensions and conflicts between Shiraz and Lar. Therefore, Naiser Khan decided to support the rivals of Karim Khan, Azad Khan and Muhammad Hassan Khan Qajar. He Would have been appointed as governor of Fars if Karim Khan could be defeated. The purpose of this paper is to study and analyze the relations between Nasir Khan and Karim Khan Zand, according to reliable sources.

Investigation of Cultural Activities of the French Lazariste Missionaries in Iran (From the beginning of Qajar period to the First World War)

Aboutaleb Soltanian

Volume 3, Issue 2 , December 2011, Pages 63-84

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The cultural relation between Iran and France was a result of the Russians' wars against Iran. Hence, the cultural activities of the French Lazariste Missionaries, especially among ... Read More

Images of Elamite Coins and Their Link with Seafare

Hussein Kian Rad

Volume 3, Issue 2 , December 2011, Pages 85-100

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The geographic location of the Elamite terrain which lies in parts of today's Khuzestan caused a middle-man-role for this region situated in between water-ways leading to the head of ... Read More

Sonurname in Safavid Period

Behrouz Goudarzi

Volume 3, Issue 2 , December 2011, Pages 101-112

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The first Border Treaties of Iran, the documents of which are available, were signed in Safavid Period between Iran and Ottoman Empire. Treaties were initially in the form of Royal ... Read More

Spatial Framework of Shiraz: Congruity and Incongruity of the Nomadic and Sedentary TribesFrom Zand up to the End of Qajar Dynasty

Mohammad Baqer Vosuqi; Ali Sattari

Volume 3, Issue 2 , December 2011, Pages 113-128

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The Fars tribes living during the Zand and Qajar dynasties served as some politically and socially influential groups of their period. When the revenues of a tribe did not suffice their ... Read More

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The Historical City of Qazvin

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Britain and the Issue of Iran in the Late 19th Century

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A Brief Look at the Relation between Nasir Khan Lari and Karim Khan Zand

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Investigation of Cultural Activities of the French Lazariste Missionaries in Iran (From the beginning of Qajar period to the First World War)

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Images of Elamite Coins and Their Link with Seafare

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Sonurname in Safavid Period

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Spatial Framework of Shiraz: Congruity and Incongruity of the Nomadic and Sedentary TribesFrom Zand up to the End of Qajar Dynasty

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