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In the second half of the 3rd century of Hijri, Khorasan was the battlefield of warring military forces for more than two decades. By overthrowing the Taherian, the Saffarian sought to consolidate their rule over Khorasan, and after the fall, the Taherian were trying to revive their government based on the acceptability and legitimacy of the Abbasi caliphate charter and using former military personnel. Due to the lack of legitimacy, the military commanders sought refuge with the Tahirian and read a sermon in the name of Muhammad bin Tahir. The conflict between these forces resulted in the political and military instability of Khorasan. The Abbasi caliphate, based on its legitimizing power, granted the charter or disapproved of the antagonists based on their interests and interests. This approach of the caliph was one of the factors affecting the lack of definite superiority of one of the parties and numerous campaigns, which caused the military instability of Khorasan in this historical period. The present article, written with a descriptive-analytical approach and based on first-hand historical sources, aims to answer the question of what role the policies of the Abbasid Caliphate played in the military conflicts of Khorasan in the second half of the third century. The findings of the research show that the necessity and expediency was the main motivation of the Abbasid caliphate in adopting a policy against the political and military events of Khorasan, and this was the approach of the influential authors along the military disturbances of Khorasan in the second half of the third century AH.

The 10th century AH was very important for Muslim lands, including Yemen in the era of Taherian (858-945 AH), because during this time, Portugal as a colonist country, in order to have access to new maritime routes, to seize Muslim commercial centers, as well as monopoly of Indian medicine trade, was moving eastward, into Yemen. At the same time, the Ottoman Empire, which was one somehow the flagship of Islam in the world, entered Yemen to save the Muslim cities and islands of India, and regarding the important commercial and strategic position of this land, dominated it in 945 AH. The present study, using a descriptive-analytical method and referring to Arabic and Turkish resources and manuscripts, seeks to answer the question: "What were the reasons for the Ottomans to attack Yemen and what were the consequences and results of the attack?" The results of the study indicate that the Ottomans treacherously entered Yemen in order to destroy the Portuguese, as well as to secure the Islamic city of Mecca and Medina, with the deception and murder of the Muslim Sultan of Yemen, which resulted in consequences such as creating many problems for the Ottomans and also lack of public trust in them.

Geography as a platform for history has always played an important role in shaping historical developments. Statement of the geographical situation of a region in terms of location and climate makes it easier to understand political events and even understand many obscure historical issues. This research is a type of qualitative research that seeks to find the geographic factors affecting the formation of the boundaries of the Taherian government. The reliance of historical sources on the reporting of political events has unintention caused historians and narrators to be underestimated ally where the events took place. Accordingly, non-historiographical sources, especially geographic books, have been used to identify Taherian territory, so far, the role of the geographic factors in the formation of the frontiers of the Taherian government has not been the subject of in dependent research, and only in some books related to the history of the Taheri dynasty have been tran siently and generally referred to the limits of their political geography.
In the present paper, the borders of Taherian keeping the historical order of the rulers of Taheri. Finally, by referring to the map sin some valid domestic and foreign atlases, the degree of compliance of written sources reports and these maps has been proposed as a new map validation.

Khorasan was associated with relative quiet at half-century of taherian governance. by crash of this rule and neyshaboor occupation by yaaghoob make khorasan cities irregular and confused for few decades. advent of new claimant that each one intraduce self as taheri governance deputyship, was only for power acquisition and inheritance of taherian governance ahmad ibn Abdullah khajastani was of well known last commander of amir taheri, that serve to yaaghoob and by yaaghoob departure to sistan, introduce himself as taherian deputy ship. he fight once again with his competitors for self influence development in khorasan. successive conflicts abutalheh with khajastani and also mediation of hossein in taher, last survivor of taherian rule make irregular and confused conditions in khrasan. Efforts of any cliament for attracting attention of khorasans people and particularly neyshaboorian was only in security of their deputyship right in side of taherian. undoubted, good history of taherian governmentalism had such claims in side of khajestani. He called himself ahmad ibn Abdullah taheri for hearts attraction of khorasans people. But he canceled taherian name by extending his influence and mint self name undoubted, such approach extent claimants conflicts and finally lead to khajestani murder.

Khorasan as one of the most important areas of Iran during the pre-Islamic civilization has had a special place. The importance of this land for the Muslims conquered the area was quickly understood. Although the researcher did not wish Abu Tahir al-Hussein, in gaining Khorasan state of Iran in the first state to establish this great land. Taherian in the territory of Khorasan was so widespread that the country was considered a land of Mamun. Among the cities that the village had its own territory Taherian in four cities in the division of Khorasan in the geography of the land and the importance of Islamand has a special place. Merv, Nishapur, Herat and Balkh in Khorasan as four cities in terms of economic, political and cultural rights in their old age Taherian was also considered.