The Impact of the Amasya Peace on the Treaties between Ottoman Iran, from Istanbul I to Zahab Peace(Relying on subscription funds)
Subject Areas : Journal of History (Tarikh)
hamideh
taghizadehsis
1
(PhD Student in History, Department of History, ulum o tahghighat Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran.)
mohammad taghi
emami khoei
2
(Associate Professor, Yadegar E Imam Khomeini(RH) Branch, Shahreri, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran)
mohammad
kalhor
3
(Assistant Professor of History,yadegar e Imam Khomein(RH)i. Branch,shahreri., Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran)
Keywords: Safavid, Amasya, Ottoman, Treaties,
Abstract :
The establishment of the Safavid dynasty and the recognition of the Shiite religion by them created a deep rift between Iran and the Ottomans, which led to endless wars between the two sides with the aim of eliminating the rival. These conflicts continued with the Battle of Chaldoran (920 AH / 1514 AD), which began with the invasions of Suleiman, which led to the conclusion of the peace of Amasya (962 AH / 1555 AD). This peace, while reducing political and religious differences, to some extent defined the borders of Iran with the Ottomans, and confirmed the political and geographical existence of the Safavids by the Ottomans. This study aims to answer the important question that what effect did the peace of Amasya have on the agreements between the two countries in the Safavid period until peace and what are the common provisions of these agreements? It is assumed that there are many common points in the treaties concluded between Iran and the Ottoman Safavid era with Amasya. If the findings of the present article prove the correctness of this hypothesis. In compiling and writing this dissertation, using historical research method based on the method of describing and analyzing documents, library resources are examined and finally the research findings are presented