Pazhūhishī dar Asaṭīr-i Īrān: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

Mehrdad Bahar, with the publication of the book Asatir Iran in 1351, actually took the first step in the study of Iranian mythology and started research that has not been done with such depth, breadth, order, and accuracy by anyone except himself. But the results of his subsequent studies and research, which were supposed to be the second part of a research book on Iranian mythology (1362), remained unfinished. The present book consists of two parts or two volumes. The first part, which itself contains three chapters, "Creation, People, and Fate", includes the Persian translation of excerpts from Middle Persian texts "Bandesh", "Pahlavi Narrative", "Dinkerd Seventh", "Excerpts from Zadsperm", "Zand Vandidad", texts It is Pahlavi and "Arda Virafnameh" that talks about the image of creation, people and the end of Giti's work in the minds of our ancestors. The process of creation is organized into twelve sections, the process of people is organized into seven sections, and the process of completion is organized into four sections. The second part of the book includes two parts "What is a myth" and the unfinished part "Land and People".