Shāh Ṭahmāsb va Sulaymān Khān Qānūnī (2 Jildī): Persiska (Farsi) 1403

Iranian historians who wrote the history of the reign of the Safavid rulers did not pay much attention to the relations between Iran and the Ottoman Empire during the reign of the two early Safavid kings (Shah Ismail I and Shah Tahmasab I), while during the reign of these two kings, who were father and son, relations Iran and Ottoman has had an acute aspect. During the period of these two kings in the Ottoman Empire, Sultan Salim known as "Yavuz" (mischievous and despotic) and Sultan Suleiman Khan Kani were reigning. "Suleiman Khan the Magnificent" has been introduced, but the historians of eastern countries, including Iranian historians, call him "Legitimate Suleiman Khan". The translator of the collection said this about the present work: If the great translator of this collection does not make a mistake, the detailed description of the battles of Suleiman Khan Quni, who attacked Iran, with Shah Tahmasab I (the Safavid king) has not been published in any Persian book, and now the humble translator has translated the history of those battles (in this book). The detailed description of those battles passes through the eyes of the readers.