زندگی پرماجرای نادرشاه الفارسية 1404

When Iran was the target of successive attacks by Afghans, Russians, and Ottomans, Shah Tahmasp Nader Shah took cavalry with him and joined Shah Tahmasp. After much bravery and calming the situation in Iran, he invaded the heart of the Ottoman Empire after winning the Battle of Chaldran. After the Russians fled upon hearing Nader's name, and after that, for reasons behind the Safavid dynasty in the Moghan Plain and in the council of elders, he resigned from the army. On the way to Mashhad and in Zanjan, cavalrymen approached him and asked him to act on the request of the elders of Iran. The book The Adventurous Life of Nader Shah describes the story of Nader Shah in his political life, his rise to power, and his campaigns and bravery. This book is written by Dr. Mohammad Hossein Maimandinejad and in the preface we read: The book The Adventurous Life of Nader Shah is a glimpse of Iranian history related to the extinction of the Safavid dynasty and the coming to power of Nader Shah Afshar and his end. I wrote it as a witness. I did not mean to write history by writing those events because in my opinion, what historians write is dark. Thinking, lust, love and hate, and in some cases, hostile intentions may lead a historian to a path that turns a straw into a mountain or vice versa. On this principle, I did not go into details in the book. I wrote generalities, described events without embellishment, without elaboration, and since the evidence I had collected was abundant, I promised to write Nader's life as it was. The book The Adventurous Life of Nader Shah has a detailed narrative, and at the end, a report of Nader Shah's life is provided, taken from various books. The book begins with the chapter on the birth and naming of Nader Shah, and a thousand detailed paragraphs are devoted to explaining each part.