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1 - Examining the role of the god of Mehr in the religious text of Mehr Yasht Avesta
mohammadreza bavandpour mohammad karim yousef jamali Naser Jadidi Shokooh Sadat Arabi Hashemi

The cult of Sun Worshiping has long been practiced in ancient Iran. But after the prosperity of Zoroastrianism by Zarathustra, Mehr, who was considered the god of Mehr and the sun, became the god of Mehr and descended from the rank of god, and in Avesta he was given a p More

The cult of Sun Worshiping has long been practiced in ancient Iran. But after the prosperity of Zoroastrianism by Zarathustra, Mehr, who was considered the god of Mehr and the sun, became the god of Mehr and descended from the rank of god, and in Avesta he was given a part called Mehr Yasht. The seal is not the same as the sun, but later the two were combined and considered one. In Avesta, the god of love is introduced as the angel of light and enlightenment, as well as war, and has the high qualities of power and heroism. In this research, which has been done as a library, we examine the role of god of Mehr socially and its function based on Mehr Yasht texts. Manuscript profile
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2 - Introduction to the development of water structures and the use of waterways in the Achaemenid civilization
Eskandar Mombeini Shokooh Sadat Arabi Hashemi Ahmad Kamranifar

Iranians in the Achaemenid period with the conquest of the Babylonian and Lady empires and access to one of the most important economic regions of the ancient world, Mesopotamia and the eastern shores of the Mediterranean and Egypt, inherited a thousand years of maritim More

Iranians in the Achaemenid period with the conquest of the Babylonian and Lady empires and access to one of the most important economic regions of the ancient world, Mesopotamia and the eastern shores of the Mediterranean and Egypt, inherited a thousand years of maritime experience of different ethnic groups in these areas and to strengthen this heritage. Precious took effective steps; Most of these measures were taken to facilitate maritime trade and the use of sea routes. Sending a naval exploration team to the Persian Gulf, the Indian Ocean, and the Red Sea, began digging the Suez Canal in 497 BC. The connection of the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea through the construction of a large waterway in Egypt and the construction of ports and the formation of a large fleet of warships and support ships is part of the extensive commercial, economic and military actions and program of the Achaemenids, especially Darius I and shows that the Achaemenids They are aware of the strategic importance of water areas and their military and economic role in these areas. The main purpose of this article is to examine the position of these areas from a military and economic perspective and its effect on the short-term and long-term policies of the Achaemenid government. Manuscript profile
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3 - The role and position of communication networks in the strategy of the Achaemenid Empire
Eskandar Mombeini Shokooh Sadat Arabi Hashemi Ahmad Kamranifar

The Achaemenids were among those who used chaparrs in this field to facilitate the movement of news and communication with other different areas and to be aware of reports and timely delivery of news. It was the Achaemenids. Chaparrs delivered news, reports, and letters More

The Achaemenids were among those who used chaparrs in this field to facilitate the movement of news and communication with other different areas and to be aware of reports and timely delivery of news. It was the Achaemenids. Chaparrs delivered news, reports, and letters to the center and from the center to the farthest corners of the empire. Of course, this method of informing was specific to government officials. Other methods were used to inform the public, including the Sangi newspaper, by placing the newspaper on the side of the road, while important news in three Elamite languages. The Persians and Babylonians had a role to play in informing the passengers who were crossing this road. The Achaemenid kings paid special attention to the maritime trade of the Persian Gulf, and this led to the growth and prosperity of its cities and coastal settlements. In this research, an attempt has been made to draw and retrieve the road network of the Achaemenid period using first-hand information and descriptive-analytical methods, and to express how to maintain them. In the end, we have come to the conclusion that the Achaemenids are the first real empire in the world. There was only one commander who ruled over a large number of different nations. They established satrapies, printing presses, and even light transmitters, signaling devices were built on top of mountains, and they could be used to quickly send a message from one end of the empire to the other Manuscript profile

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