جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « مکاتیب مختلفه » در نشریات گروه « تاریخ »

Makatib Mokhtalefeh , as an epistolary work, is a compilation of diplomatic letters  of the Safavid Iran with the adjacent  poltical territories.  This collection, compiled by Mohammad Saleh, nephew of Iskandarbeig Monshi, was collected during the reign of  Shah Abbas II, includes 149 diplomatic letters, each of sheds light on the rules governing the Safavid Iran diplomatic ties at the regional level. The question here in this paper is That: what dimensions and angels of the governing rules on the Iranian regional diplomatic relations do the diplomatic letters are revealed through the classification of letters existent in the Makatib Mokhtalefeh? The findings of the research are based on the Descriptive-Analytical method, that reveal the classification of the letters in the Makatib Mokhtalefeh, which in the form of small and large political entities, show the identity of the senders and receivers of the letters as well as the diplomatic language current in the letters. Based on the triple models in the Makatib Mokhtalefeh, while becoming informed of exchange of various letters between the Safavids with the circle of the eastern and western neighbors, the amount of influence of the political and even religious forces in the Safavid Iran is shown. Besides, against the backdrop of exchange of these letters, the Persian Language has served as the linking piece between the Safavids and the neighbors.