Mithra Territories in Iran and Rome

Subject Areas : Journal of History (Tarikh)

ali  rezaeian abarghoei ¹ (Department of history. Najafabad Branch, islamic azad university , najaf abad , iran)
Mohammad Karim  Yousef Jamali ² (Department of history. Najafabad Branch, islamic azad university , najaf abad , iran)
Naser  Jadidi ³ (Department of history. Najafabad Branch, islamic azad university , najaf abad , iran)

Received: 2020-09-24 Accepted : 2020-11-26 Published : 2020-11-21

Keywords: Shahriar, Ritual Mehr, Mithra Terrestris, Mehrist,

Abstract :

The instinct of worship has long existed among humans, and this is the factor that human beings tend to worship the agents of nature. This desire has changed over the course of history and has evolved into different forms. The ritual of metropolis or Mithraism is one of these religions that has been prevalent among the Aryans thousands of years ago. How the birth of this religion and the beliefs of its followers have been shrouded in ambiguity and different theories have been presented. This article is done by descriptive-analytical method, while using the Avesta's religious texts, especially the hymns of Mehrist, Gospels, Vedic hymns, ancient Persian inscriptions and the Middle Ages, and researches done in the form of articles and research books, to explain and analyze the Mitra's religion After describing the atheism, the birth and duties of the Seal to its poets and its descendants, to clarify the dimensions of this ancient Iranian religion, rooted in the sun-prestige, the world's greatest religion in human history. Rigoda's writings, ancient writings and Avesta hymns, especially the poem of the god of Mehr, all reflect the greatness of the other gods.