GILAN CENTER ON THE QAJAR ERA FROM THE TOURITS VIEWPOINTS
FROM THE EARLY 18TH CENTURY TO THE LATE 19TH CENTURY 1209-1313 A.H. / 1794 – 1895 A.D. (COCENTRATING ON NASERI ERA )

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Journal: MOSKUYA Year:2008 | Volume:- | Issue:4 Page(s): 147-166

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GILAN CENTER ON THE QAJAR ERA FROM THE TOURITS VIEWPOINTS FROM THE EARLY 18TH CENTURY TO THE LATE 19TH CENTURY 1209-1313 A.H. / 1794 – 1895 A.D. (COCENTRATING ON NASERI ERA )

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Keywords

GILANQ2

RASHTQ2

THE EAST AREA OF GILANQ2

THE WEST AREA OF GILANQ4

QAJARQ2

NASERIQ4

TOURISTSQ4

KHODZKOOQ4

BOHLERQ4

Abstract

Whos not interested in his homeland? GILANs specific natural situation is one reason that makes people interested in it. It it not surpring for a tourist who has never been alredy in GILANs to admire its wonderful scenes on his tinerary number of written resoures about the GILAN center is remarkable. The research into the library resources demanded writing of this article. (Considering that the first-level articles were available for the researcher.) Foreigners who have traveled to Iran in the previous centuries can be classified into three categories: First ambassadors, Second different Christian missiorers, Third, TOURISTS. Therefore, our concern for the few available foreigners documentations is not useless. A large amount of the TOURISTS writings who have traveled to Iran have been plundered through the time and today there is no sign of them. For instance, the famous Italian tourist , Marco polo traveled to Iran twice , but wrote nothing of these travels or if he did, nobody knows about them. Through studying these travel itinerary one may realize the main targets of these travel and ultimately conclude that the majority of thede travels have been on the basis of social andpolitical requirements.

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MOHAMMADI, ALI AKBAR. (2008). GILAN CENTER ON THE QAJAR ERA FROM THE TOURITS VIEWPOINTS FROM THE EARLY 18^TH CENTURY TO THE LATE 19^TH CENTURY 1209-1313 A.H. / 1794 – 1895 A.D. (COCENTRATING ON NASERI ERA ). MOSKUYA, -(4), 147-166. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/177587/en

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MOHAMMADI ALI AKBAR. GILAN CENTER ON THE QAJAR ERA FROM THE TOURITS VIEWPOINTS FROM THE EARLY 18^TH CENTURY TO THE LATE 19^TH CENTURY 1209-1313 A.H. / 1794 – 1895 A.D. (COCENTRATING ON NASERI ERA ). MOSKUYA[Internet]. 2008;-(4):147-166. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/177587/en

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ALI AKBAR MOHAMMADI, “GILAN CENTER ON THE QAJAR ERA FROM THE TOURITS VIEWPOINTS FROM THE EARLY 18^TH CENTURY TO THE LATE 19^TH CENTURY 1209-1313 A.H. / 1794 – 1895 A.D. (COCENTRATING ON NASERI ERA ),” MOSKUYA, vol. -, no. 4, pp. 147–166, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/177587/en

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