Volume 33 (2023)
Volume 32 (2022)
Volume 31 (2021)
Volume 30 (2020)
Volume 29 (2019)
Volume 28 (2018)
Volume 27 (2017)
Volume 26 (2016)
Volume 25 (2015)
Volume 24 (2014)
Volume 23 (2013)
Volume 22 (2012)
Volume 21 (2011)
Volume 20 (2010)
Volume 19 (2009)
Number of Articles: 8
Who Is the First Mythical Doctor of Iran?
Volume 24, Issue 24 , March 2015, Pages 5-23
Abstract
In this article first of all we invest the name of Therita in Avesta and then the frequency of this name in middle Persian texts, after that introduce the first doctor in the historical ... Read More
Malkum and Playing Role in Ottoman Tanzimat
Volume 24, Issue 24 , March 2015, Pages 25-40
Abstract
Mirza Malkum Khan Nazem al-Dowleh, the famous Iranian thinker and politician of the nineteenth century, spent about ten years in the Ottoman Empire during the period of Tanzimat and ... Read More
Position and Function of the Office of Darugha in the Timurid Era
Volume 24, Issue 24 , March 2015, Pages 41-78
Abstract
One of the consequences of Mongol invasion was the prevalence of phrases and comments in conquered lands, that one of them is Darugha. This office is seen in the whole of Mongol government ... Read More
Baladieh and Public Health During the Pahlavi I
Volume 24, Issue 24 , March 2015, Pages 79-96
Abstract
Baladieh as a new administration, has started its operation from the constitutional era, and in Reza Shah's reign continued its undertakings more seriously in the field of urban planning, ... Read More
Political Conditions of Kurdistan from Death of Nader to End of Zandiah (1747-1786)
Volume 24, Issue 24 , March 2015, Pages 97-120
Abstract
Following the death of Nader Shah Afshar, the province of Kurdistan, with Sanandaj being the capital, ruled by the local influential dynasty of Ardalan, underwent a severe power struggle ... Read More
Analysis of the Spread of Plague in Iran , Interval and Timurid Period (1336 - 1506 A.C)
Volume 24, Issue 24 , March 2015, Pages 121-138
Abstract
Timurid era in Iran is equivalent to starting the Renaissance. Black Death plague epidemic that is to say, at this time has happened. In one and a half-century Timurid rule, several ... Read More
Yarghv Court: Research on Judicial Court of the Mongol
Volume 24, Issue 24 , March 2015, Pages 139-178
Abstract
Yarghv was the exclusive mongol jurisdiction court to resolve claims and disputes in various fields and was formed in most areas of the mongol Empire, including the patriarch of Iran ... Read More
Study of Iran’s traditional relations and British East India Company in Zand era based on System Theory
Volume 24, Issue 24 , March 2015, Pages 159-178