چکیده:
The Bagratian clan was the oldest and the most legitimate in Georgia and Safavid was confident about them. During the reign of Shah Safi، the credit of Bagrati clan was increased due to their valuable service to the monarch and fining his reign. In the beginning of the accession، he wanted set up the tent of her reign based on the new columb and overthrow old elements that was independent on Shah Abbas. To overthrov these old elements، he required to a vigorous، skilled and efficient agent for replacement. Bagrati clan has necessary elements and dependent on the old elites. Shah Safi could make conquests on the all interior plots، with assistance and recourse to Bagrati clan. The main purpose of this study is to find the answer of the following questions: Why Shah Safi rely on the Bagrati clan? Which are the reasons the Bagrati clan reached to the maximum power of their authority? What are the attempts of the Bagrati clan to conduct the affairs? What is the influence of Bagrati clan attempts on the disordering the balance of power? what the first Shah Abbas developed among three opponent groups (Turk، Tajik and Ghollar)?
خلاصه ماشینی:
Four important figures were present with the Shah at that time: Zayn al-Khan Shamlu from the Qizilbash, who held the position of Ishik Aghasi Bashi of the Supreme Divan, Isa Khan Sheikhawand Qurchi Bashi, Khalifa Sultan Vizier of the Supreme Divan, a spiritual figure affiliated with the Tajik faction, and Zainab Begum, Shah Abbas's aunt, a powerful court woman.
We can better understand the power and influence of this Bagratian prince when we realize that Fakhr Jahan Begum, the wife of Shah Abbas I, the mother of Muhammad Baqir Mirza, and the grandmother of Sam Mirza, was also a princess of Kartli and the sister of Khosrow Khan (Babaei et al.
402 Studies of Central Eurasia, Volume 9, Number 2, Autumn and Winter 1395 The second reason was the fear of the four main figures (Zeinal Khan, Eisa Khan, Khalifa Sultan, and Zenab Begum) of the rise of the newly emerging Georgian faction, especially the Bagratian dynasty.
The Role of the Bagratian Dynasty of Georgia in Consolidating the Power of Shah Safi (1038-1052 AH) 403 Failed Coup Zeinal Khan Shamlu, who had now become the Sepahsalar of the Safavid dynasty, with the help of Zenab Begum, a powerful woman in the court, wanted to dominate the affairs of the court.
Another goal of the coup was to overthrow the Georgians; because it had only been a year since Shah Safi’s reign that the Georgians had become the apple of the Shah’s eye, and this meant that The Role of the Bagratid Dynasty of Georgia in Consolidating the Power of Shah Safi (1038-1052 AH) 407 The continuation of this trend will lead to the complete fall of the Qizilbash and Tajiks.
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