Reza Shah in Dilman (The strangest prophecy about Reza Shah Kabir) مقاله

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Daylam is a large mountainous and tribal region of Gilan where, since ancient times, rebellious, outlaw, and independent-minded people have lived; they rarely submitted to governments. At this time, the government decided that before finishing the work of Mirza Kuchik Khan and the Jungle turmoil, it should make Daylam submissive and peaceful and suppress the outlaws. Colonel Sheikh Leski himself subjected the khans to torture and abuse without going to the forest centers in a timely manner to confront and fight the main outlaws. He explained how Sheikh Leski's forces, under the guise of disarmament, had caused harassment to the people, and suggested that if an incomparable commander were sent, they would cooperate with the government in disarming and suppressing the outlaws, and would easily surrender whatever weapons were held by the tribes and individuals. In the summer of 1299, the then government of Reza Khan appointed a Brigadier General, who had gained fame and honor through successive missions in suppressing the outlaws of Kashan, Kermanshah, Lorestan, and Azerbaijan, to set out for Daylam to establish security, and the order for the dismissal of Sheikh Leski was issued. This commander arrived in Daylam and took residence in the house of the late Hossein Khan Azodi, who was under torture and abuse during the time of Sheikh Leski. Reza Khan asks the Vakil-Bashi, "Was not the personnel's salary paid just last week?" Then, the stolen money is returned to the complainant, a record of the proceedings is made, and a statement is taken from this woman, which the local judge, named Sheikh Abu Talib, signs as a release form.