The causes and results of Population displacement policy by shah Abbas I safavid

Asghari Soula, Iraj and Aghazadeh, Jafar and Hosseini, Sajjad and Jahani, Esmaeil (2018) The causes and results of Population displacement policy by shah Abbas I safavid. Masters thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

Safavid era is one of the brightest and most sensitive periods of Islamic civilization, because in addition to various cultural and artistic fruits in the Islamic civilization legacy, the establishment of the Shiite government by this state has made its position sensitive. Undoubtedly, in the Safavid era, which differed religiously from the eastern and western neighbors, on the domestic level, there were tribes and tribes who did not accept the authority of the central government and the Safavid religion. These groups in the east and west, even among the Qizilbashi, started revolts that suppressed the Safavid rule with many problems. After the reign of Shah Abbas I, he dominated the areas of Kurdistan, Lorestan, Georgia and Khuzestan with particular ethnic, cultural, geographic and religious characteristics, and made a policy of immigration for the people and to dominate the affairs and prevent The tribal disobedience and the preservation of the western and eastern frontiers of the Uzbek, Indian and Ottoman Gurkhanis, imposed a demographic policy. Shah Abbas I pursued this policy in addition to political and military results, and also pursued economic interests. With this he was able to consolidate his position in the east of Iran and rejoin the unity of the Kurds and Lars against the central government and the establishment of businessmen in his new capital, Isfahan, in the direction of proximity to the southern waters for the development of global trade and the rebellion. Internal forces, including the Qizilbash revolts that competed with each other, succeeded the Georgians, Cherkas and Armenians in their goals, and over the course of time, its government created political security inside the country and established the borders in For attacking enemies and neighbors. This research has been carried out in relation to the issue of Shah Abbas I's population displacement policy and has been presented in several chapters with the desired result. Keywords: Shah Abbas I, Kurds, Qizilbash, Georgians, Armenians.

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