Aṭlas-i Tārīkhī-yi Īrān dar Dawrān-i Sāsānī: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The book "Historical Atlas of Iran in the Sassanid Era", authored by Reza Farnoud and published by Nei Publishing, is a comprehensive guide for understanding the history of the Iranian region during the Sassanid era. This book begins with the establishment of the Sasanian kingdom (around 220 AD) and ends with the fall of the Muslim Arab rule (around 670 AD). The era of Sassanid rule, which began after the incoherent Parthian rule and the Greek-speaking Seleucid rule, represents a stage of growth and redevelopment of Iranian culture and civilization. During this period, Zoroastrianism officially became the Sasanian state religion. The Sassanid Kingdom is considered the longest reign of Iran and one of the most influential periods in the history of Iran. The historical atlas of this book depicts the events of this period in the form of a series of historical maps. Each map is accompanied by a short text explaining important historical events of the period. For readers who are not familiar with the history of this period, this book serves as an introduction to more detailed studies, and for readers who are familiar with the history of this period, it can serve as a useful supplement to their historical studies. Displaying historical events and events on the map helps to better understand the spatial dimension of these events and shows their interaction and influence on each other.