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The conflict between autocrats and constitutionalists entered the stage of military war after Mohammad Ali Shah closed the National Council and the resistance of Tabriz mujahideen and constitutionalists against him. Supporters of the autocratic system, including Iqbal al-Sultaneh Makoui, led by Mohammad Ali Shah, rushed to the only base of Iran's constitutionalism in Tabriz to establish an autocratic government throughout Iran. Killing, looting and creating terror were among the most important tactics of Makoui's army in the war against the freedom fighters. The current research seeks to answer the question, what role did the Makoui army play in the Tabriz wars and what were the results of their performance? In the current research, an attempt has been made to investigate the performance of the Makoui forces in the war with Tabriz Mujahideen during the period of minor tyranny by using the descriptive-analytical method and using library and documentary sources. The findings show that the autocrats had high hopes for the victory and success of Mako forces, which was one of the most important government forces present in Tabriz, but they did nothing against the fighting tactics of the Mujahideen of Tabriz and were defeated, and their retreat weakened their morale and fighting power of  tyrants was present in Tabriz.