Staudy and Analysis of Ilmokri Endeavors in the Relations and Political Developments of the Afshari and Zandi Periods (1148-1210 AH

In the twelfth century AH, Ilmokri was the most important tribe in the Savojbolagh region. Geographical location, social structure and high population power allowed Mokri tribe to play an important role in the political and social developments of Savojbolagh and its surrounding region. The endeavors of this tribe in Mokrian region caused them to have multilateral relations and the central power and other tribes of the region were on the other side. These endeavors had made Savojbolagh Mokri and Mokrian area the focal point of countless events and developments. This descriptive-analysis research not only examines the internal developments of Ilmokri but also studies the relations and political developments of Savojbolagh region during the rule of Afsharians and Zandians in the twelfth century AH. It analyzes the subject based on what is mentioned in the historical sources of the twelfth century (in terms of social status and geographical origin) as well recent investigations.    The results of the research show that in the era of Afshari and Zandiyeh governments, Ilmokri was trying to seize power while cooperating with the central government, and as a result, forced it to provide security in a region that increased the interests of the Mokri tribe. On the other hand, considering the weakness of the central government, it wanted to pursue an active regional policy in order to provide the necessary and sufficient grounds, including alliance with other tribes in the region and participation as the head of the local government to achieve a superior and central position in the Savojbolagh region