What was the story and adventure of the most powerful and influential Safavid dynasty? And why can it be considered one of the wonders of Iranian history? Stay with AvaTarikh.

The role of women in Iranian political history is so weak that they are often called absentees of history. But wherever women have been able to appear, they have played a role in the most effective way. From people like Queen Moza, Pourandokt, Azarmidokt, Seti Beg Mughal, Abesh Khatun and ... to Pari Khan Khanum. Some have directly accepted responsibility and some, like Pari Khanum, have ruled in the shadow. Pari Khan Khanum is one of the wonders of women's history and one of the indirect role players in the field of politics of the Safavid era, who influenced Iranian political affairs at the same time as four kings, namely her father and three brothers. This video is a brief account of the story of this famous lady.

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Video titles:
Part One: The Beginning of the Shadow Government 00:00
Part Two: The First Conspiracy 03:31
Part Three: The Reign of Fear and Terror 05:34
Part Four: Another Conspiracy 09:43
Part Five: Power Again 12:15
Part Six: The Struggle and Conspiracy of Two Women 14:21
Part Seven: The Plot to Kill Shah Tarash 16:47
Part Eight: The End of the King's Shadow 18:53
Part Nine: Shah Mohammad, Blind or Visually Impaired? 20:28
Part 10: Pari Khan Khanum from the Wonders of History 21:47
Part 11: Bibliography 24:11

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Research, writing and performance: Marzban Keramat Yazdani
Cinematographer: Milad Shojaei
Editor: Alireza Yazdani (Kiarash)
Producer and production manager: Alireza Yazdani (Kiarash)
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Sources:
Ahmadi Mohsen (Bita) Pari Khan Khanum, Great Islamic Encyclopedia, Vol. 13, Tehran, Center for the Great Islamic Encyclopedia
Skanderbeg Turkman (2003) History of the Abbasid World, edited by Iraj Afshar, Tehran, Amir Kabir
Parsadoost Manouchehr (2005) A Lady Ruler in the Safavid Dynasty, Bukhara, No. 47, p. 167
Chardin Jean, (2003) Chardin's Travels, translated by Iqbal Yaghmaei, Tehran, Toos
Navai Abdol-Hossein (1972) Shah Tahmasp Safavi, Collection of Historical Documents and Correspondences with Detailed Notes, Tehran, Iranian Culture Foundation.
Walter Hintz (1992) Shah Ismail II Safavi, Translated by Kikavous Jahandari, Tehran, Scientific and Cultural
Sakineh Diniyari (2015) The Social Status of Women in the Safavid Era Based on the Perspective of Travel Writers, Jundi Shapper Quarterly, Year 1, Issue 3
Riahi Mohammad Hossein (2016) Celebrities of Isfahan, Public Relations of the General Directorate of Isfahan Guidance,
Montazer Al-Qaim Atsghar and Zeinab Shabani (2019) On the Role of Women in the Safavid Era, Shiite Heritage Inscription, Year 1, Autumn and Winter, Issue 2
Rahimpour Azghadi et al. (1962) Leisure and Opportunity Creation for Women's Role-Playing: A Case Study of Women in the Safavid Era in Iran, Journal of Islamic Studies of Women and the Family, Year 9, Issue 17, Autumn and Winter.
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