Tājīkān-i Khurāsān (3 Jildī): Persian 1403

According to history, Tajiks have a great weight in the formation of long-lasting civilizations, religious and religious rituals of this geography (Ariana, Khorasan, Afghanistan and modern Tajikistan and its surrounding lands) from Kashgar to Constantinople, Pars and Fararod. According to historical documents, the Tajiks were among the oldest inhabitants living among the three great rivers Indus, Tigris, Sihun, beyond the sources of the Oxus River and the slopes of Tianshan, which for thousands of years have been known by different names such as: Dadik, Tat, Dahi, Iranian (Aryan) Ajam, Khorasani, Azadeh (Ahrar), Azadzadeh (Banu Ahrar), Dehgan (Dehghan), Tajik (Tajik, Tazik), Parsi, Parsivan, Sirte, Gharche and Dehwar are mentioned. Tajiks inherit the historical-cultural, political and civilizational identity of their ancestors such as Pishdadi, Kayani, Mitani, Medes, Achaemenids, Parthians (Parthians), Sassanids, Kushans, Yaftali, Taheris, Safaris, Samanis, Ghaznavis, Ghoris, Al-Kurts, Dilmis, Gibars. , Buniro Swat in Central Asia to the Caucasus and North India and the Tigris River; In terms of ethnological connection, they know the sequence of Sakai, Yueji and Takhari peoples.