Rejection of the TaraSsol of Mirza Mehdi Monshi Khoii to Abbas Atard according to the study and analysis of six manuscripts

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Department of Persian Language and Literature, Faculty of Humanities, Islamic University of Khoy

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Terrorism and letter writing is one of the oldest writing techniques that not only has not diminished in importance over time, but has been given special attention in the period of Persian prose as an art and technique in terms of history, literature, society and government. It has been found high. The writers of Tersalat, who have been secretaries of worldly, worthy and artistic secretaries, have organized their affairs with comprehensive knowledge of national and military affairs, and have been the source of the country's honor and the pride of the government and the trustworthy nation. Also, by applying scientific knowledge and recognizing cultural and educational needs, especially in the form of practical methods, it has taken steps in the schools of that day, or educational and office highlights in the court for princes who were undoubtedly the next rulers of the country, They have taught the kings to issue regular orders and calculations. In the midst of these fears, the social and financial awareness and the identification of the personalities of the local officials and the style of expression and popular culture are also clearly visible, which can be noticed. This field is studied in the Qajar period by Mirza Mehdi Ibn Mohammad Nasir, the secretary of Khoii, and how and why Tershil Manshi Khoii, which has unique characteristics, is known as Tartal Golshani Golshani Atard in manuscript.

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Journal of Prose Studies in Persian Literature
Volume 24, Issue 49
June 2021
Pages 1-20

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