The geographical location of the Moghan Plain and several historical events in it مقدمة ومراجعة

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Therefore, this vast and boundless plain has been for long years a battlefield for various factions and tribes that had ambitions, sometimes accompanied by conquest and victory, and sometimes bearing defeats and failures, such that at one time, considering its strength, Disam, during a war with the son of Abd al-Razzaq, entrusted his treasure and belongings to his minister Abu Ja'far, the son2 of Abdullah, to take them to the safety of the Mughan mountains; and at another time, al-Mustajir bi-Allah, out of greed for the caliphate, struggled in blood and soil there at the hands of Jastan; and when Nader Shah in it\ -------------- (1)-In the western part of Azerbaijan, during the Qajar era, this same open passage plays a role. However, from the brief events that will follow here, which can be accessed through mercy in historical books, it becomes certain what events have occurred in this vast plain, what civilization existed, and what forces were present; for example, sultans and commanders, when in need of an army of 20,000 people, would go there, procure the necessary force from there, and proceed to confront the enemy, such as in the war of Sultan Ahmad and Arghun Khan, by order of Khwaja Shams al-Din Sahib Divan al-Naq, who set out from Mughan towards Rey and Qazvin and Khorasan went1 and or at the time when Ghazan Khan and Baydu were occupied with the division of territories among themselves, a group of soldiers residing in Baghdad and Mughan arrived to help Baydu, and his emirs considered this occurrence an opportune moment to attack Ghazan and his companions, and they incited Baydu for this purpose, but he did not submit to this treacherous duty.