Safarnamah-yi Pietru Dila Valah: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

The travel book of Pietro Della Valle was published by Shojauddin Shafa. This book is a description of the observations and memories of the famous Italian traveler "Pietro Della Valle" from his trip to the three countries of Turkey, Iran, and India in the early 17th century. In this book, he describes his observations on these trips with unparalleled precision, a precision that has turned the book into a painting, a painting that even the most skilled painters are unable to draw. On his trip to Iran, he pursued two main goals, one was to participate in the campaign against the Ottoman Turks and take revenge for the crimes committed by the Ottoman Turks against his fellow Christians, and the other was to enable the migration of Christians living in the Ottoman Empire to Iran. have been. On January 4, 1617, Della Valle entered Iran along with his wife and companions from the Qasr-Shirin border, and upon his arrival in Iran, he entered one of the oldest cities of this country, Hamadan. He carefully describes all his observations of this city and in this way even mentions very interesting details such as the way Iranians dressed and ate at that time.