Associate professor of history department, Payam e- Noor university
10.22081/hiq.2021.70431
Abstract
In Safavid era, the local historiography in Gilan highly succeeded due to the existence of historians, Ali Lahiji and Abd al- Fattah Foomani. The findings of this research clarify that, despite some similarities, Lahiji was under the influence of Kiya governors and their courtiers while Foomani was affected by the events of Gilan and consequently was influenced by the individuals such as Behzadbeig, the secretary of the first king of Abbasids, Amireh Dabaj and Ishaq Foomani in order to restore the welfare and richness of Gilan. Moreover, Foomani unlike Lahiji does not take advantage of royal viewpoints for the legitimacy of any special governor.
Shoormeij, M. (2021). A Comparative Study of the Historiography by Ali Lahiji and Abd al-Fattah Foomani. History of Islam, 22(Issue 85), 101-130. doi: 10.22081/hiq.2021.70431
MLA
Mohammad Shoormeij. "A Comparative Study of the Historiography by Ali Lahiji and Abd al-Fattah Foomani". History of Islam, 22, Issue 85, 2021, 101-130. doi: 10.22081/hiq.2021.70431
HARVARD
Shoormeij, M. (2021). 'A Comparative Study of the Historiography by Ali Lahiji and Abd al-Fattah Foomani', History of Islam, 22(Issue 85), pp. 101-130. doi: 10.22081/hiq.2021.70431
VANCOUVER
Shoormeij, M. A Comparative Study of the Historiography by Ali Lahiji and Abd al-Fattah Foomani. History of Islam, 2021; 22(Issue 85): 101-130. doi: 10.22081/hiq.2021.70431
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