چکیده:
Garshasp has peregrinated an agelong path from Avesta epoch to the time of preparation of old historical context and Iran’s national epic. Garshasp، who is the unique hero of Iran’s old mythology، that his brave acts، such as killing the Dragon and ogre lobbing are important parts of the heroic themes included in the Avesta، through the advent of Pahlavi literary context because of reasons such as fairies deception and outrage against fire، has lost a part of his honour and Avesta's shining. In frequently historical context and national epic in the Islamic epoch of Iran، except for Garshasbnameh – it has disappeared due to the neglect of Garshasp's myth by the formulators of deity books، priest’s shrug which affected Esfandiar's closeness to Sam's family، Garshasp’s athletics in Zahhak's crown، etc. In this paper we try to explain and determine the quality of the event
خلاصه ماشینی:
One of these historical texts is Tarikh-e Sistan, which, after mentioning Garshasp's dragon-slaying during the reign of Zahhak, writes: "With a small number of Zavuli and Iranian people, he also went by the command of Zahhak to assist Bahram Hindi, until he went and captured 'Vohu' with two million cavalry and a thousand elephants and killed them, and made all the Indians and that land safe, and went to Serendib and captured 'Nasrin' there and killed her, and returned around the Ocean Sea and saw those islands and wonders, and from there went to the West and performed many deeds" (Tarikh-e Sistan, 1314: 5) and after Fereydun ascended the throne, he went to the land of China and "captured the King of China, who had not come under the command of Fereydun, and sent him to the court with a thousand elephants laden with gold and jewels at the hands of Nariman" (ibid: 6).
3-1: Killing the Horned Dragon One of the most prominent roles of Garshasp in Iranian mythology is the dragon-slaying in the Avesta, which is considered a recurring theme in myths, some historical texts, and the national epics of Iran.
com Date Received: 1389/6/22 Date Accepted: 1390/5/3"> Dr. Mohammad Reza Rashed Mohassel 3 Dr. Naghib Naqavi 4 Hamid Tabasi Abstract Garshasp has traversed a long and arduous path from the era of the Avesta to the period of the compilation of ancient historical texts and Iran's national epics.
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