Izhdihā-yi Haft'sar (Rāh-i Abrīsham): Persiska (Farsi) 1399

The seven-headed dragon book by Mohammad Ebrahim Bastani is a Parisian book. The seven-headed dragon is an interpretation of the Silk Road, a historical road that has become world famous and is usually referred to as a series of roads that starts from China, the land with the slogan of the dragon and the silken provinces before Christ and before Islam, and goes to Antioch and Rome, the land of silk buyers, ends in ancient centuries. The prosperity of the lands that are on the path of these roads was generally due to the silk trade in particular and other goods that passed through this road, and until the 6th century AD, the Mediterranean coasts were also unaware of the cultivation of silkworms. This trade route was remarkably prosperous because of the profitable silk commodity, but it gradually lost its past prosperity after the beginning of Islam, when the monopoly of silk from the eastern lands ended.