Jāmāspī: Guzārish-i Pārsīg (Pahlavī) Yādigār-i Jāmāsp / Jāmāsp'nāmah: Persian 1399

"Jamaspi" (or "Jamasp Memorial", or "Jamasp Name") deals with the past, present and future of Iran, and shows the past, present and future of the Aryans. Jamaspi represents the answers of Jamasp Badakhsh to Gestasp Shah and goes back to its current structure in the post-Sasanian period; Although parts of it are clearly transcribed from the Sasanian Jamaspi, and other parts go back to much older times and perhaps between the speech of Jamasp (from which the "Prophecies of Gestasp" were also taken), which the compiler or The Jamaspi collectors adapted these fragments to the new events emerging from Tazish Tazian. Jamaspi has come down to us from the past, we know that Shah Abbas destroyed many manuscripts of Avesta and Parsig under the pretext of Jamaspi. 22 years after the killing of Shah Abbas, "Manochehar Siavakhsh" wrote in a letter to "Barzo Kamdin" about finding and destroying Jamaspi: During the time of Shah Abbas, the orders of Iran suffered so much persecution and loss that it cannot be described in pen and language, and it reached a point where two Mayan people were killed and lost, and in order to demand the books They took some religion and a few copies of Jamasp's letter, and they asked for more, but it was not there.