Last up dated 25th Sep.
1999
BRIEF HISTORY ABOUT ZIARI’S
DYNASTY
In the year 922 AD, Mardavij, from the Ziari family
in Daylaman (present day Gilan), entered the historical city of Isfahan after
defeating the Abbasi’s army. Soon after, the cities of Kashan, Yazd and Hamedan
were liberated. The military triumph was to result in something much wider: One
of his achievements the rebirth of Persian language and culture. The Iranian
renaissance was well on its way.
Mardavij was a great
patriot and a revolutionary leader.
Upon his arrival in Isfahan, he asked the citizens to help him revive the Old
Persian Empire with all its greatness and splendour,
and to end the Arabs’ influence once and for
all. His main aim was to unite the
country and establish a system very similar to the Sassani dynasty
(Dynasty before Arabs invention on Iran). He
promised the freedom of religion and ideas, to abolish heavy taxes, and to
respect the traditions of local people and tribes.
”I defeated the caliphate army on the Azar-Ruz (9th
day of 9th month of the Iranian year), the birth of light and fire, a lucky day
for us all”, he added. “Nobody will be punished except the traitors to the
motherland here in after. We will observe the Persian national festivals as our
fathers did for centuries. We will celebrate
Nowruz, Mehregan, and Jashn Sadeh, with grandeur and magnificence as a mark of
remembrance of good thoughts, good words and good deeds”, he said. He
was one who brought alive Nowruz, which we celebrate today.
I should add that Mardavij was killed by his Turk
servant called Bektozon during the Zoroastrian festival of Sadeh (Jashan-e Sadeh)
in Isfahan when he was having a wash in bath; He planed to attack Baghdad for
reconquering Teasfoon (Ayvan Madaen) after that festival of Sadeh. He called
himself Khosrow III and wore the crown of Khosrow Anoshiravan,
He was given a name Mard-Avizh (Special man) as he was very strong person and
could wrestle any man to the ground.
Mardavij was murdered in reigned 945. After Mardavij, his brother Voshmgir
maintained ziaris dynasty in the region southeast of the Caspian Sea.
Ghabous ibn Voshmgir
the sun of Voshmgir (reigned 997–1045) built himself a tomb tower, in
Gonbad-e
Ghabous (1006–07), which remains one of Iran's finest monuments and still
surviving. The
Ghabous-nameh,
a prose “Mirror for Princes,” is one of the books he wrote, which is a valuable
document on the social and political life of the time.
A.D. King A.H.
(Khorshidi)
Mardavij 922 - 945
23 Years
301 - 324
مرداویج پسر زیار زیاری
Voshmgir 945 - 979
34
324 - 358
وشمگیر
Bestoon 979 - 997
18
358 - 376
بیستون = بهستون
Ghabous 997 - 1045
48
376 - 425
قابوس
Manochr 1045 - 1062
17
424 - 441
منوچهر
Kalijar
Anoshiravan 1062 -1083
21
441 - 462
کالیجا انوشیروان
Dara 1083 - 1085
2
462 - 464
دارا پسر قابوس
Anoshiravan 1085 - 1088
3
464 - 467 انوشیروان
پسر منوچهر دوباره شاه شد
Askandar 1088 - 1096
8
467 - 474
اسکندر
Kaykavoos 1096 - 1104
8
474 - 483
کیکاوس
Jahan-shah
Gilan-shah
1104 - 1112
8
483 - 491
جهان شاه
گیلان شاه
Ziari’s dynasty according to Iranian history
last 170 years
Article and Picture of tomb tower of Ghabous in Gonbad-e-Ghabous
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There remainder
generation still exist in Gilan
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