چکیده:
The purpose of this study is to investigate the opportunities and threats created by the Jungle Movement on the national security of Iran at that time. The method of this research is descriptive-analytical and historical. The result of this research showed that Mirza Koochak Khan in 1300 solar year, passed resolutions in the forest movement, the most important of which were the fundamental reforms of all the circles of the country; In a way that ensures the internal security and freedom of the Iranian people and the protection of foreign interests. Also, the care of the cabinet in terminating the contracts that are against the national authority and diligence in fulfilling the obligations that are in maintaining the freedom and independence of the Iranian government. It is concluded that in the Jungle Movement, the political method led by Mirzakoochak Khan and their main goal in establishing national security in Iran was based on axes and their goal was to establish national security. Also, according to the agreement reached by the leaders of the movement and the Bolsheviks, a delegation consisting of Iranian and Russian members called "Rukmeh" (formed in Rasht and assumed the leadership of the movement assumed that the agreement threatened national security and opportunities in Iran.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The results of this research indicate that in the year 1300 SH, Mirza Kuchak Khan formulated resolutions within the Jungle Movement, the most important of which were fundamental reforms of all state departments in a way that ensures internal security, the freedom of the Iranian people, and the preservation of foreign interests.
The Jungle Movement, led by the militant cleric Mirza Kuchak Khan Jangali, was a man of clerical lineage, a freedom seeker and independence seeker who rose from the deprived but faithful class, and with the idea of the unity of the Islamic world, fought against the tyranny of Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar and the colonialism of the foreign powers, Russia and England.
The Political Method and the Main Goal of the Jangalis on the National Security of Iran at That Time Mirza Kuchik Khan's political and social behavior shows that, despite his deep belief in Islamic values, he never attempted to impose his own thoughts and beliefs on others and was willing to cooperate with individuals of diverse viewpoints to preserve the independence of Iranian territory, establish justice, reject oppression, and repel foreign villains.
The Role of the Agreement Between the Leaders of the Movement and the Bolsheviks in the Opportunities and Threats to Iran's National Security The Jungle movement is divided into two periods in terms of politics, society, and leadership policy: the first period began with Mirza Kuchik Khan's departure to Gilan and ended with the cessation of military hostilities and the dissolution of the Ettehad-e Islam Committee 1 Fakhrayi, Ebrahim.
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