Investigating the social anomalies of Jalayrian era in Salman Savoji and Farhadnameh of Aref Ardebili

Sociology of literature is a new science that examines the reflection of socio-political issues in texts of prose and prose in order to critique and analyze the norms and anomalies of society and the position of the poet or writer when creating a literary work. After the sedition of the Mongols to the homeland of Sheikh Hassan the Great, he formed the Jalayrian dynasty in many parts of the country. One of the successors of Sheikh Hassan the Great was Shah Sheikh Owais, who, while overcoming many social ills, paved the way for the growth of poetry and literature. Of course, honorable works were created. Salman Savoji, who had served Jalayrian in Baghdad for forty years, wrote the Masnavi of Faraqnameh, which was a description of Sultan Oveys's love for Biramshah, the son of Khajeh Marjan, and in parallel, Aref Ardabili composed the Farhadnameh poem in imitation of Nezami Ganja'i. This study, by historical method and referring to reliable documents and library sources, has examined the anomalies of the Ilkayans and has reached the conclusion that in the Jalayrian era, social harms such as gambling, embezzlement, bribery and corruption were common. And attachment to new slaves and boys was common in the society of that time.