Abstract:
Mythic reason for defeating Forod by Bijan Man has always tried to dominate nature and to rule or to accept nature in the form of beliefs of domination. The pattern of human design in beliefs is based on their own mental criteria, and therefore, we see human ideals in these attitudes With the difference that some people have used their imagination. The epic stories that originate from the mythical stories of any country can be understood by discovering the originality of the mythical story and putting together several other stories. In this research, we are looking for the answer to the question of why the Bijan conquer Forod and what is the mystery and mystery of killing the epic characters at the hands of his family? The author seeks to answer the above questions using descriptive and analytical mythical patterns. According to the hypothesis, the only weapon of labor on individuals in some stories is their own family tools. Key word: Sayyash Armor, Bijan, Myth, Epic
Machine summary:
Farzad Ghaemi, in the article "Investigating the symbolism of Rostam's 'Babr Bayan' and its place among other symbolic and protective tools in the Shahnameh based on an analytical mythologizing approach," has symbolized and analyzed Rostam's Babr Bayan in light of myths and shown its position alongside other symbolic tools in the Shahnameh, one of which was Siyavash's armor (Ghaemi, 2012: 33); however, no writing was observed that has analyzed this story independently and based on the author's hypothesis.
Discussion and Analysis 1- The narrative of Siyavash's armor in the Shahnameh After the King of Turan, through the temptation of claimants, sheds the innocent blood of Siyavash and sets out to destroy his son who is in his daughter's womb, through the mediation of a wise elder of his court named Piran Viseh—who knew that Siyavash had stepped there due to his youthful spirit and selflessness and has now become a prisoner of the conspiracy and injustice of the unmanly men of the Turan court—he avoids killing the young Kayanian prince through a test, so that through a dream that Gudarz sees, sends the child to the land of Turan and returns the king's keepsake to the original land of his lineage.
Three days after the death of Farud, while the army was on its way to Turan, a youth from the Turanians for rushes to confront the Iranians, but Bizhan takes Siyavash's armor from his father and puts it on, and in a hand-to-hand combat, he breaks the spine of Plashan.
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