The Ashuric Tree: A Showy Poem from the Pre-Islamic Era مقالة

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Dr. Farahvashi, in his book Iranica, points out how after the drying up of a great lake that had covered the Iranian plateau, and after the beginning of the arid era which still continues, the land became extremely fertile due to the sedimentary soil of the rivers, and for this reason, the peoples who gathered in this region turned to an agricultural lifestyle: "The man of the family would come out of the cave for days to hunt, and the woman would engage in domestic work, tending the fire and making pottery, and she would gather branches and fruits of trees for food and drying, and perform her first experiments in the ground for agriculture. )fight 52 Then in the second part, the goat begins to count the evils of the tree; at the beginning of its speech, it links the tree with the Div and Divs (demons): Long, a tall Div Shant-[kaklet] remained in the hair of two Divs That at the [beginning of the era of] Jamshid In that auspicious time Lying Divs[Divs of lies] Were slaves to the people 62 We know that according to an analysis, the Divs of the era of Jamshid were the same indigenous inhabitants of the Iranian plateau who were subjugated with the arrival of the Aryans; although the word itself, Div, comes from the names of Indian and European deities that ruled the world with power alongside Asura (Ahura), but according to the historical course, the destructive Div became the manifestation of evil in Zoroastrian belief, and in contrast, Ahura Mazda was known as the symbol of goodness.