Tārīkh-i Īrān (pazhūhish-i Āksfurd): Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The History of Iran, an Oxford study by several linguists and historians in the field of Iranian studies, has been edited by Torej Marziya and published by Phoenix Publications. One of the important features of this book is that all eras and eras are mentioned equally and it is not focused on only one era and era. This book, while being brief, provides the audience with important and reliable information about the ancient and modern culture of the Iranian Plateau. What attracts the most attention in the way this book is written is the researchers' emphasis on the genealogy and border studies of the Aryan land. In this way, the authors have given many historical, cultural, and even religious references to the ancient era of Iran, and they have carefully scrutinized everything from the references in the Avesta to the style of food, clothing, and warfare of Iranian kings. In this regard, Iran's domination over other countries of the world and the borders of this vast territory are also mentioned, and the opinions of other empires and people of the world about this land and its brave nation are also expressed. The sum of these opinions shows that the world looks at Iran and Iranians with awe mixed with respect. The book contains sixteen chapters and contains useful and valuable material from the Stone Age and the beginning of the Achaemenid period to the revolution of the year 1357 and beyond. The rise and fall of rulers and important historical and political points, as well as cultural and social transitions, Iran presents the land eloquently to those interested.